Old English Converted Pipe Tobacco Tin, Circa 1900s-1910s

Square lithographed tin for Old English Converted (sometimes "Curve Cut") pipe tobacco, decorated with a powdered-wig gentleman in a red coat smoking a long clay pipe - a nostalgic "old England" theme common to British pipe tobacco branding of the era, reading "No Waste" and "Convenient" along the sides. Dates to approximately 1900s-1910s. Moderate wear with heavy toning/loss to the gold ground and some scuffing to the figural vignette, consistent with genuine early-20th-century age.