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and the William Proctor Institute National Sculpture Competition
Diameter: 14"
colors of wood to create a parquetry or geometric pattern or mosaic
Marks on the bottom of the Cup
button Height: 3/4"
Early 1800's Bronze Safe / Coin Bank, Threaded Bottom, Acorn Finial, HEAVY Cimabue and the William Proctor InstituteThis is an early 19th century bronze container, which has a removable threaded base, while the top part that resembles a lid with the finial acorn is not removable. There is a slot on the top for coins to be deposited. There is provenance regarding this piece, written on a piece of paper inside. The note says: " 'This bank' belonged to William Heacox, Jay's great great grandfather. He sold his farm in Westmoreland, Pennsylvania in 1850 + migrated to