Item 1108

Coming to you from Doc's Crocks is this most unusual Blue and White Stoneware Bank.

Dating around 1900, this beauty features a Double-Handled Jug Form with Embossed Scroll Work on Each Side. Cobalt accents on the faux stopper on top, handles, coin slot, scroll work, and body.

Excellent Condition. Two pinhead-size nibbles on the front edge of the left handle, and two chips on the coin slot (1/8", 3/8"). That's it! No top or base chips, hairlines, cracks, stains, or restoration.

Only bank like this I have ever seen.

Ships double-boxed, insured, and FREE

Blue and White Stoneware Double-Handled Jug Bank #1108

$195.00

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Blue and White Stoneware Double-Handled Jug Bank #1108

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