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Snuff Canister, Probably earthenware, metal, American — Snuff Canister
American
1828

Tea Canister, Joseph Smith , active 1760s American, Earthenware; Redware, American — Tea Canister
Joseph Smith
1769

Sugar canister (part of a set), White enamel on copper painted in polychrome enamels, British, South Staffordshire — Sugar canister (part of a set)
British, South Staffordshire
ca. 1765–70

Canister, Juergen Richels, Silver gilt, German, Hamburg — Canister
Juergen Richels
ca. 1670–80

Miniature tea canister (part of a set), Soft-paste porcelain, British — Miniature tea canister (part of a set)
British
ca. 1800

Canister, Erhardus Wüstermann, Silver, partly gilded, Hungarian, Lőcse — Canister
Erhardus Wüstermann
1633

Canister, Gilded silver, enamel, Hungarian, possibly Fogaras — Canister
Hungarian, possibly Fogaras
1681

Screw-top canister, Friedrich Schwestermuller II German, Silver gilt, German, Augsburg — Screw-top canister
Friedrich Schwestermuller II
ca. 1743–45

Canister with cover, Pewter, Swiss — Canister with cover
Swiss
17th–18th century

Canister, Silver on base metal, British, Birmingham, after French original — Canister
British, Birmingham, after French original
19th century, after late 17th century original

Canister or bottle, Melchior Glatz, Pewter, Austrian, Salzburg — Canister or bottle
Melchior Glatz
late 17th century

Sugar canister, Enamel on copper, British, South Staffordshire — Sugar canister
British, South Staffordshire
ca. 1765–70

Hexagonal canister (Schraubflasche), Jonas Laminit, Silver gilt, enamel, German, Augsburg — Hexagonal canister (Schraubflasche)
Jonas Laminit
ca. 1650

Sugar canister, Enamel on copper, British, South Staffordshire — Sugar canister
British, South Staffordshire
ca. 1765–70

"DC02 De Stijl" Vacuum Cleaner, Sir James Dyson British, polycarbonate (clear plastic canister), polyethylene vinyl acetate (purple hose), acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene / ABS (glossy red plastic), poly(vinyl chloride) /PVC (wheels), and metal — "DC02 De Stijl" Vacuum Cleaner
Sir James Dyson
Dyson Ltd.
1996