This antique doghouse-shaped money box originates from Warsaw or one of the Warsaw silverplate workshops of the late 19th century. Crafted from brass and plated, it features intricate repousse ornamentation. The compact, harmonious silhouette evokes a kennel, with a slightly overhanging roof designed to mimic wooden boards through vertical grooves and overlapping planes. The surface has a cool, silvery metallic tone with a matte finish, showing natural patina and darker tarnish in the recesses and around details. A small, three-dimensional dog figure guards the entrance, while the roof is topped with a simple floral motif in relief. The side lock, attached to an ornate, period-appropriate key on a short chain, remains functional. All elements – the dog figure, lock, chain, and key – appear original and preserved in very good condition. The surface displays delicate traces of use and a patina appropriate for its age, with no visible damage or restoration.This small object echoes the spirit of a late 19th-century bourgeois home – a time when everyday items carried meaning through craftsmanship and symbolism. The money box, invoking childhood curiosity and a sense of security, speaks
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Height6 cm
Width9 cm
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Width9 cm
Height6 cm
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