Cute Animals Wooden Money Box Coin Jar Transparent Acrylic Childrens Animal
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Animal Money Jar
Wooden Money Jar
Desktop Decorations
Animal
Description:
This money box frame is environmentally friendly and safe for children. It can be used for a long time. The savings jar is made of wood. Made of natural wood, environmentally friendly and non-toxic. This is a personalized money box for boys and girls of any age.
Transparent plexiglass allows you to see the amount of your savings. Perfect for use anywhere in the house. Through the plexiglass, your child can observe the growth of his savings.
Easy to open - just unscrew the screws, remove the glass and take the coins out. Our personalized wooden piggy bank is an ideal gift to get you and your loved one started saving for something special. This savings jar can be used as a fun decoration on bookshelves, tables and TV cabinets.
Best Gift - This wooden piggy bank letter is a great gift for a durable, functional and educational wooden toy. This wooden money box is a perfect gift for children and adults for birthdays, baby showers, Valentine's Day, weddings or any other gift occasion"
Features:
Material:Wood
Use:Coin Storage
Dinosaur:31.7*18cm/12.4*7.0in
Fox:23*20cm/8.9*7.8in
Tyrannosaurus Rex:16*22cm/6.2*8.6in
Lion:26*20cm/10.2*7.8in
Bird:32*16cm/12.5*6.2in
Pig:15.7*12cm/6.1*4.7in
Cat:17.8*23cm/7.0*9.0in
Polar Bear:26*15cm/10.2*5.9in
Motorcycle:26*15cm/10.2*5.9in
Shark:33*13cm/12.9*5.1in
Package Included:
1x Animal Money Jar
(Other accessories are not included)
Notes:
1: Measurement of the item lying on the table may cause 1-3cm difference, please note the sizes for it doesn't fit all people. Please view the details of the size information before your purchase.
2: The real color of the item may be slightly different from the pictures shown on website caused by many factors such as brightness of your monitor and light brightness when photo taking.
3: Each product is unique and made by hands, that's why small deviation from the photos in the listing is possible.
