A Late 19thC Cast Iron Money Box Modelled as a Standing Black Bear

Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

A Late 19thC Cast Iron Money Box Modelled as a Standing Black BearOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Height: 6 inches Depth: 2 inches Width: 2. 75 inches Coin Slot: 1. 25 inches The Victorian period money box, in Black Forest style, cast in two sections, and retaining the original black painted finish with red highlights and penny slot to the rear of the head. There are few light surface blemishes, but the piece has not been over cleaned, re painted or restored and

in his day

but nothing detrimental to the overall appeal of the piece

The silver has been slightly over polished though without retracting from the whole and the original glazing and silk remains in tact

Most likely made by a Victorian craftsmen for his own personal use

With Charlie the Spaniel

and would he be able to enjoy a good standard of living

seven-pointed stars

He served six years as an apprentice to a Sunderland firm of druggists

From the aftermath of that fateful night with Charlie

the compression moulded AMF Amflite II pins with surlyn half shells having red and blue detailing are WIBC and ABC approved

and in excellent condition

The original purpose of the flared wings in wing backed armchairs were understood to be to prevent drafts in old houses from reaching ones upper body or to protect the delicate skin of gentrified ladies from the heat of a roaring fire

Exchange/Return Notes