An Unusual Late 19thC Coconut Box sub-Art & Sculpture the barrel tip being flanged

the barrel tip being flanged and lifting out to a hollow interior

These hands would have been part of salvaged from a clock face from a large building or tower such as a railway station or large corporate premises

having been framed and displayed in prominent places

heroes in love

shifted production of some of the Jockline-designed animals to Korea which in turn led to Jockline ceasing trading in 1991

An Unusual Late 19thC Coconut Box sub-Art & Sculpture the barrel tip being flangedOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late 19thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1890 1900Width: 4Height: 2. 75Depth: 3The small coconut, being brass hinged and opening to reveal a gold satin lined interior, possibly for sewing or pin storage, the whole surviving intact from the late nineteenth century. The box is in good overall condition with no replacement parts. Coconuts have been carved into boxes, and money boxes in particular, since the nineteenth century, though