£1400
Dated: 1845 Yorkshire England
This pottery money box represents the Wesleyan Chapel located in Mexborough, Yorkshire and the home of several potteries in the 19th century. The savings box has a slit in the tiled roof and is charmingly flanked by cherubs located on each corner of the building. These pieces were often given as gifts and for commemorations such as a Christening, this one with the name Joseph Carlile Sunderland across the front.
Dimensions: 6.75 inches high
Current Condition: Two ball feet replaced
Provenance: Private Collection
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This pottery money box represents the Wesleyan Chapel located in Mexborough, Yorkshire and the home of several potteries in the 19th century.
The savings box has a slit in the tiled roof and is charmingly flanked by cherubs located on each corner of the building.
These pieces were often given as gifts and for commemorations such as a Christening, this one with the name Joseph Carlile Sunderland across the front.
| Dimensions | 6.75 in |
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