Antique Primitive Sewer Pottery Tile Bank

Description

Antique Primitive Sewer Pottery Ram Bank
This is a wonderful antique primitive bank that was created from leftover clay that was used to make sewer tiles. The piece is a bank in the shape of a ram ( a male sheep) with curled horns about its head. There is a 1 inch slot on its back for depositing coins. Two punched holes for eyes and a hand scribed nose and mouth. The bank is in excellent condition. The paint is aged and crackled in some areas. No chips or cracks to the piece. Just a wonderful primitive sewer tile pottery bank.
The bank measures about 4.5 inches tall, about 6.5 inches long and is about 3 inches wide.
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