Two 1930s tin plate novelty Crawford & Sons Ltd biscuit tin money boxes both to designs by Mabel Lucie Attwell, the first formed as a mushroom house entitled 'Lucie Attwell's Fairy House Biscuit and Money box' decorated with scenes of elves, mice and rabbits playing around the outside, height 21cm, the second formed as tall tree with a conical lid entitled 'Lucie Attwell's Fairy Tree Biscuit Money Box' with elves cradling a baby in the branches with rabbits and squirrels beneath, height 36.5cm both with printed marks to the bases (2)

A single sided advertising sign painted onto tin, 'Makers John Elwell Ltd Oldbury', black letters to a yellow

Lot 221
Sold for £45 hammer

Estimate £40-£60

A single sided advertising enamel sign for Park Drive for Pleasure (cigarettes), white lettering with red silh

Lot 224
Sold for £30 hammer

Estimate £40-£60

A 1950s/1960s Bulmer's Cider cardboard promotional advertising shop counter display 'Whatever the weather, tod

Lot 228
Sold for £50 hammer

Estimate £40-£60