Tin money box, Vereinsbank in Hamburg, key enclosed, h-6.7cm w-9cm.

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Tin money box, Vereinsbank in Hamburg, key enclosed, h-6.7cm w-9cm.

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Tin money box, Vereinsbank in Hamburg, key enclosed, h-6.7cm

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A collection of Alpine Christmas decorations Berchtesgaden/Salzburg, 20th century, wood turned, carved and colourfully painted, consisting of a pair of nutcrackers, a pair of incense smokers, a pair of dolls to fill, a figural money box with lock and key and a rocking horse with soldier, some age-related paint chips and one pipe missing, otherwise good condition, h 10 to 32.5 cm.

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Three money boxes Ruppelwerke Gotha 1930s, coloured lacquered sheet metal, one with key, signs of age and wear, h max. 14.5 cm.

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Exceptional Biedermeier silver money box. Bulbous, widening body with hinged lid above four pressed ball feet. A slit in the lid with a narrow cover and squirrel depiction. Keyhole on the front. Key missing. One foot damaged; shape, hallmark, master Johann Friederich Bernhard Sierich (became master 1830). Weight approx. 115 g. H. 10.5 cm. Cf. Schliemann, vol. II, BZ 93, p. 514, no. 612. Provenance: from the Michahelles Collection, Hamburg, which has grown over generations. A German Biedermeier silver money box by Johann Friederich Bernhard Sierich (master since 1830). Minor damaged. Key missing. Assay and master's mark. German. Hamburg. Circa 1829 - 1850.

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Baroque secretary around 1770, oak on oak, minor veneer damage, otherwise in good, living condition, (price in the 1970s DM 40,000), 3 keys, bronze fittings (one handle loosely attached), h-225 cm, w-110 cm,

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