A Pair of Late 19th Century Folk Art Painted Wooden Money Boxes sub-Antiques but this could be removed

but this could be removed and the original shine brought back if so desired

tiles were often having a red-brown ground and an overlaying design in buff with the Chapter House at Westminster Abbey having one of the most famous of medieval tiled floors

some of the captions are rubbed)

In the style of French Masters L&F Moreau

and is ready to hang

A Pair of Late 19th Century Folk Art Painted Wooden Money Boxes sub-Antiques but this could be removedOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Height: 7 inches Diameter: 2. 25 inches Coin Slots: Grenadier: 2 inches, Guard: 1. 5 inches Two charming turned wooden figures, of cylindrical form, both naively painted in yellow, black, and red; one painted as an Irish Guard, the other a Scottish Grenadier, with rather outlandish bearskin hat. There are few light surface scratches, and some rubbing to the face of the