Four 8 ¾? tin New England Table Talk pie tins. The outside measurement is 9 ½? on each tin.   

One of the four is stamped 5 cent deposit.  It is estimated that it is from the 1920s as it has a 5 cent deposit and pies were selling for 10 cents at that time. The other three plates do not have the deposit stamp.

When the pie had been eaten, the tin was returned for the deposit.  They are in extremely good condition. The tins haves 15 small holes in the bottom for even heating and baking of the crust. 

The tins are embossed in the middle with ?New England Flaky Crust Pie Table Talk?.  One has '5 cent deposit', as well.

$15 shipping cost is the responsibility of the winning bidder, and may be added to the winning bid total.  Alternatively, the item may be picked up at Community Preparatory School, 126 Somerset Street, Providence, RI 02907.  If you are the winning bidder and prefer to pick up the item, please call within 24 hours of the close of the auction --otherwise, it may be shipped.  Call 401-521-9697 x3.

MORE OF THE STORY:
In the early part of the 1920s, the call of ? Fresh Pies??get your fresh pies here!? was a welcome greeting as the Table Talk wagon filled with fresh pies was pulled by horses throughout small-town neighborhoods.

From its humble beginnings in Worcester, Massachusetts, Table Talk Pie has been a leader and innovator in the pie industry while maintaining its small town baker roots. Over the years, Table Talk Pies has grown from a handmade pie baker to a fully automated pie and snack cake bakery.