Money box - Cast iron - Mr. Peanut

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Ger van Oers
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Estimate  € 70 - € 110
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Description from the seller

This cast iron moneybox. Ther peanut first appeared in the early 1900's and by the 1930's the character had grown so famous that it came to be associated with the entire peanut industry. This moneybox is beautifully finished in handpainted colours, with a vintage effect. Coins can be inserted into the moneybox through a slot in the rear. Perfect for use both as a moneybox or as an antique-style ornament in its own right. The moneybox is available in two sizes, this being the larger version.

H: 27 cm
W: 12 cm
D: 8 cm
Weight: 2.40kg

This cast iron moneybox. Ther peanut first appeared in the early 1900's and by the 1930's the character had grown so famous that it came to be associated with the entire peanut industry. This moneybox is beautifully finished in handpainted colours, with a vintage effect. Coins can be inserted into the moneybox through a slot in the rear. Perfect for use both as a moneybox or as an antique-style ornament in its own right. The moneybox is available in two sizes, this being the larger version.

H: 27 cm
W: 12 cm
D: 8 cm
Weight: 2.40kg

Details

Era
After 2000
Metal type
Cast iron
Title additional information
Mr. Peanut
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Material
Metal
Condition
As new - unused
Height
27 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
8 cm
Estimated period
2020+
PolandVerified
11840
Objects sold
85.1%
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