Pair of 19th C. Painted Tin Coin Banks in Original Red, Blue and Silver Paint Jones McDuffee & Stratton boston were produced by sensitizing a

were produced by sensitizing a polished silvered copper plate with iodine vapor

leaving a few stitches on the bib and some old glue on the neck behind

with an eggshell sort of texture and very finely incised and painted china blue lines

in addition to their collective poise and intense straight ahead stares

all to the good for sure

Pair of 19th C. Painted Tin Coin Banks in Original Red, Blue and Silver Paint Jones McDuffee & Stratton boston were produced by sensitizing aI've had a few of these 19th century tin banks before, but I think this pair, found together, are especially beautiful, particularly for the deep blue paint hanging onto their short sides, which, together with the spires on one of them, really makes them feel rather holy more like alms boxes than coin banks! With beautiful aged surfaces featuring a combination of red, silver and blue paint, great all the way around. Sold as a pair. Each 4 1 4" t x 2 3