An assortment of vintage household items featuring a footed metal colander, a wooden rolling pin, and two lithographed advertising tins. The colander, resembling designs by Wear-Ever, is crafted from aluminum with two fixed wire handles and a three-footed base. The perforations are arranged in decorative star patterns on the sides and bottom. The rolling pin is of traditional one-piece construction in turned hardwood with integral handles. The Prince Albert tobacco tin is a red lithographed pocket container featuring a central portrait and a UPC barcode. The Colman's Mustard tin is a yellow lithographed container for mustard powder, noting the company as a supplier to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and citing awards from the 1878 Paris Exhibition. The base of the mustard tin specifies it was made in England and distributed by The R.T. French Company.