A WOODEN CHARITY BOX, in the shape of a house, made of several sorts of wood, set on a rectangular base, the body painted with a window on both sides, a door on the front, fitted with a coinslot above the door, covered by a small hinged metal plate, the roof inlaid with wooden Hebrew letters forming the word Tsedakah, fitted with a hidden mechanism for opening the box (will be revealed to the buyer), probably Germany, circa 1880