Extremely Scarce Design Pattern for the General Butler Still Bank

Made at the J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1880's. There are very few known extant specimens of wood patterns by the Stevens Company. The level of artistry deployed in the makin

J&E Stevens Co., CT, cast iron, circa 1880’s, whimsical cast portrayal of General Butler with frog’s body and man’s head, fully hand painted in shades of green, satirizes presidential hopeful wh

J&E Stevens Co., CT, cast iron, circa 1880’s, whimsical cast portrayal of General Butler with frog’s body and man’s head, fully hand painted in shades of yellow & green, satirizes presidential h

1487. GENERAL BUTLER STILL BANK | Traces of old overpaint in areas. | 6.5" l.

cast iron, this is one of the most desirable of all still banks. General “Spoons” Butler was an unscrupulous Union General noted to have pillaged the South of its silver. Crack at jaw. 6 1/4th" h.

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut circa 1880's. This is a caricature of Union General Benjamin Butler. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition. Missing base plate / trap. Crack in right corner of

Made in France circa 1900's. This is an extremely scarce French made bank. Only a handful of these banks are known to exist. She is based upon a 19th century comic figure. 7 1/2" Tall. Made of Cast Ir

Made by Chamberlain & Hill of England circa 1890's. This is an extremely scarce bank. 4 5/8" T. Repainted Condition. Missing Clock Hands.

Macerated Currency Macerated United States Currency "Puss N' Boots" Design Macerated United States Currency Bank Notes, Puss N' Boots (Cat in Lady's Shoe) Design, Extremely Fine. This scarce design or

Macerated Currency Macerated United States Currency "Puss N' Boots" Design Macerated United States Currency Bank Notes, Puss N' Boots (Cat in Lady's Shoe) Design, Extremely Fine. This scarce design or

Studies in Design by Christ. Dresser extremely scarce, complete 1st edition. Complete first edition in book form with 60 splendid, large, chromolithographic patterns (all but three in color) by one of

J.M. Harper, Chicago, IL, circa 1907, scarce example, depicts stork holding baby in blanket by beak, front panel has safe handle and embossed pattern with copr. lettering. Provenance: Bob Brady Collec

Extremely sharp and scarce map of Georgia from the elusive 1833 New General Atlas by Anthony Finley. This map predates the appearance of Atlanta. Cherokee Indians still present in upper northwest area

General Butler Bank, CI - (Guy W)

567. HUBLEY SANTA PATTERN STILL BANK | 6" h. | (Excellent Condition) | $200 - $400

Austrian - Circa 1930 This is an extremely scarce bank. It is a classic coin swallower. Many collectors believe that this bank is based upon Al Jolson, who toured the continent promoting The Jazz Sing

Maker Unknown - Circa 1888 This is an extremely scarce deluxe black-painted example of the bank finished with red highlights. It is outstanding original condition and definitely one of the finest know

Hubley, Lancaster PA, cast iron, circa 1915 Scarce and desirable bank, features young baseball player standing atop a baseball, painted in gold overall with red stockings and cap, debossed American Le

J. & E. Stevens Co., c. 1868, cast iron, painted in soft grey, red roof with nice stenciling in gold, red edge trim, brick pattern base. 4 1/2" h.

Scarce 3" State Bank. Has great original paint. 3" Excellent

10th-11th century AD. A fine double-edged sword with tapered pattern-welded blade, still retaining well-defined cutting edges and fullers, although the latter being extremely shallow with vague bounda

Extremely rare set of 4 Limbert spindled dining chairs made for the Yellowstone Lodge, Wyoming c1912. Of the 200+ chairs originally made for the Lodge, only a handful still exist today. Signed. Very n

Grey silk, extremely wide A-line with exaggerated kimono-type sleeve having a stenciled metallic gold pattern radiating from the shoulders comprised of Coptic design elements on eight panels joined wi

Tekke chuval, aina gul design, Turkmenistan, mid-19th century. It seems that aina gul Tekke pieces display, in general, a higher degree of sumptuous fineness than many other patterns in the Tekke repe

SSP. An incredibly rare piece of Circa 1930's Porcelain Signage from The Hancock Oil Company Of California, Long Beach, California. This piece is one of only two known examples and was originally used