A cast iron still bank formed as a cottage, with pitched roof and moulded architectural detail. The surface retains painted decoration and a coin slot to the roof, with access via a screw at the base.
Still banks were produced in the early 20th century as functional domestic objects, commonly cast in architectural or figural forms intended for display as well as use.
Origin: British
Period/Style: Edwardian
Date: 1900–1915
Material: Cast iron
Dimensions: 12cm height × 13.5cm width × 9.7cm depth
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A cast iron still bank formed as a cottage, with pitched roof and moulded architectural detail. The surface retains painted decoration and a coin slot to the roof, with access via a screw at the base.
Still banks were produced in the early 20th century as functional domestic objects, commonly cast in architectural or figural forms intended for display as well as use.
Origin: British
Period/Style: Edwardian
Date: 1900–1915
Material: Cast iron
Dimensions: 12cm height × 13.5cm width × 9.7cm depth
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