A metal rectangular biscuit tin, predominantly red with a gold rim, stands upright on a white fabric surface in a domestic setting within Buôn Ma Thuột, Vietnam

A metal rectangular biscuit tin, predominantly red with a gold rim, stands upright on a white fabric surface in a domestic setting within Buôn Ma Thuột, Vietnam. The tin's upper half features an oval illustration depicting an adult woman with dark hair, wearing a light-colored top, pouring from a yellow teapot into a cup while seated at a light blue-draped table. She is flanked by two children: a boy with dark hair to her left, holding a biscuit, and a girl with blonde hair and a yellow top to her right, eating a biscuit. The table holds multiple yellow teacups, saucers, a creamer, and plates of biscuits. The signature "Susan Pereygen" is visible on this illustration. The lower half of the tin displays images of various biscuit types, including "Villa Lunch Biscuit," a round patterned biscuit, a "Wafer Cream" biscuit with a Greek key pattern, and "K.G.B. Biscuit," with "ASSORTED BISCUITS" written at the bottom. The tin rests on a white cloth, which is placed over a dark brown surface featuring a white and brown patterned fabric underneath. The background is dimly lit and out of focus, revealing a large rectangular object with a greenish tint, possibly an aquarium, to the left, and dark wooden furniture, including a carved piece and a checkered fabric-draped item, to the right. A metallic, curved pipe-like object is visible in the upper-left background.