Mauchline ware money box (1)

Money box in the form of a mantlepiece clock.  It is rectangular shaped with a money slot on the top, and a vertical slot cut into the back to remove coins by lever action.  On the front there is a printed clock face featuring Roman numerals.  Below is an oval sepia photograph depicting a coastal granite cliff with the sea rushing through an archway below, the inscription "THE POT BUELLERS OF BUCHAN" is underneath.  On the reverse is the name "James Fleming".   W & A Smith of Mauchline, Ayrshire developed the manufacture of transfer printed treen, or wooden ware which became highly popular as gifts and souvenirs.  Later, they used photographs instead of transfers.
Object no :
DMMW026a-e
Collection :
Creator :
NA
Place of Production :
Mauchline, Ayrshire
Dimensions :
height 107mm, width (base) 84mm, depth (base) 63mm
Materials :
wood, sycamore
Location :
NA
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