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A British mid-19th Century tole-peint Still Money Bank Villa
with buff walls and chimneys, green roof, plinth and front door, with fan light painted in above and four windows with segmental heads, glazed with painted glazing bars and curtains (glazing for two windows missing) and creeper painted around front door and ground floor windows, with coin slots in both chimneys with plain metal coin traps within --27cm. high (F-G) and British cast iron National Institute for the Blind Fortune Teller Collecting Box of plain casket form, with raised coin chute and glass dome enclosing painted figure of man with stick mounted on pivot, pointing to a coloured disc of good and bad fortunes, with transfer on front 'A Good Turn For The Blind' --25cm. high, 1930s (F-G, flaking to transfer)
with buff walls and chimneys, green roof, plinth and front door, with fan light painted in above and four windows with segmental heads, glazed with painted glazing bars and curtains (glazing for two windows missing) and creeper painted around front door and ground floor windows, with coin slots in both chimneys with plain metal coin traps within --27cm. high (F-G) and British cast iron National Institute for the Blind Fortune Teller Collecting Box of plain casket form, with raised coin chute and glass dome enclosing painted figure of man with stick mounted on pivot, pointing to a coloured disc of good and bad fortunes, with transfer on front 'A Good Turn For The Blind' --25cm. high, 1930s (F-G, flaking to transfer)
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