Early American Tin Still Bank with Original Paint, c. 1880s transfer ware child's cup and I don't think detracts

and I don't think detracts

Lithography I believe (or possibly a linocut

I'd treat them like pretty rocks--or clay marbles

Made entirely of natural (un-dyed) ash splint of varied widths

and solid bands around the neck

Early American Tin Still Bank with Original Paint, c. 1880s transfer ware child's cup and I don't think detractsThere are some serious still bank experts out there, which is definitely not me, but I just sort of fell in love with this little tin one. I know it's a pretty rare one, dating to the 1880s or so, with its original paint and Elm City National Bank stenciled in gold on the front. I particularly love that the chimney serves as the coin drop! 4" tall x 3 1 8" wide x 1 3 4" deep. Red and black surface paint with gold gilt stenciling on the front. No