-Disappearing Coin Money Box- still bank c. late 19th century

This still bank entitled -Disappearing Coin Money Box- was made by an anonymous artist and its date is unknown. During a time of industrial expansion, such as the late 19th and early 20th century, the proliferation of such banks encouraged the values of saving money. A piece such as this also speaks to the cultural emphasis placed on fiscal responsibility and the cultivation of habits of thrift, particularly within the emerging middle class. This simple object can be seen as a reflection of the broader socio-economic forces at play, particularly in relation to childhood and the development of capitalist values. What kind of values do you think parents were hoping to pass down to their children when purchasing this item?