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There is some small damage to the base of the left foot
each foot moulded with green-man type masks surviving from the last quarter of the nineteenth century
Cats are alleged to be able to see ghosts and spirits easier than humans (hailing from Egyptian beliefs) and it is possible that it was their job to catch vermin of a more spiritual kind
1870-1930The Tallest: 10”The Smallest: 4”In largely original condition
rarity or originality
A Charming c.1930s Crawford & Sons Ltd Tin Biscuit Barrel Money Box; 'Bicky House' by Mabel Lucie Attwell sub-Art & Sculpture There is some small damageOrigin: English Period: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 35 Height: 7 Width: 8 Depth: 4. 5 Hailing from the Art Deco period, the William Crawford & Sons Ltd tin biscuit barrel 'Bicky House', by Mabel Lucie Attwell, in the form a quaint cottage, the barrel being decorated throughout with Attwells distinctive Kiddibics imagery, featuring a child standing in a cottage doorway accompanied by a black cat, with further cottage scenes