1930s Art Deco Style Bellhop antique hand-painted tin I understand from the seller

I understand from the seller that I purchased this from that it was made by a Boy Scout

There are small nubs on opposite sides of the vessel to which a handle likely once was attached

The glaze is a pretty blue with just a hint of green in it

Complete set of nine pins and two balls on smoothly rolling cart

with the earlier baccalarius altered by wordplay to baccalaureate in order to conform with bacca lauri--laurel berry--because of the laurels awarded to scholars

1930s Art Deco Style Bellhop antique hand-painted tin I understand from the sellerThough I didn't know it when I found him, I've since learned that this bellhop was produced in conjunction with a Philip Morris cigarette advertising campaign launched in 1933, and would once have carried either a bundle of cigarettes in one hand and a book of matches in the other (or else a cruet set; there were a couple of different versions produced, and I believe they were often displayed on hotel bars.) His baggage is long since gone, leaving his