Vintage "Pocket Change" Embossed Brass Coin Trinket Valet Dish Desk Tray Money Pin Dish

15 x 13.5 x 6 cm high
For the man who has everything. Horsing enthusiast or to help with organising things! Lovely gift item!
Vide Poche. Very heavy gauge brass.
Possibly 1950s early to mid century anyway.
Flat edge screw. Has label but can’t discern the maker.
Personal engraving says BUNNY.
Lovely item. Polishes easily. Nice little pony statue. Antique ornament suit a variety of interior decor. Good prop also!
Possibly Bunny refers to John Richard "Bunny" Cox a famous Irish amateur jockey, trainer, and breeder from Dundalk.

Career Highlights
Riding Success: Cox rode his first winner at age 13 in 1938. He was a five-time champion amateur rider in Ireland (1944–1958) and famously rode four winners in a single day at Punchestown in 1949.

Major Wins: His notable riding victories include the Troytown Chase (1940), the National Hunt Chase at Cheltenham (1953, 1954), and the inaugural Two-Mile Champion Chase (1959).