"Cents for Defense" Pig Bank

Cents for Defense" Pig Bank, Ceramic, Marked "Botax KC, MO", Also marked "Sheppard Field, Texas

2 "Victory Pig" Banks, Ceramic, White and blue, "Cents for Defense", Both 3 3/8", Both marked "Botay - KC, MO"

2 War Pig Banks, Paper Mache: "Save for War Bonds", Near Mint; "Save for Defense Stamps", Serious cracking, some paint off, Both are rare examples

J. & E. Stevens Company Cromwell, CT - Circa Mid 1890's Fine

"Ship to the Van Dusen H Co" Pig Bank, CI, dated "1902", rare advertising pig bank

Iron cold painted bank.

J. & E. Stevens, c. 1882. Very old repaint, nice patina. Condition: (Excellent). Item Dimensions: 8" x 7 - 1/2" x 4".

Probably English, 2nd half 19th Century. Elongated pig with two tone glaze. Edge flakes. 6.75"h. 14.5"l.

Folk Art Anna Pottery Type Pig BankBase is 8 inches by 9 inches, head is 6.5 inches by 5.5 inches.

9" x 5" antique stoneware pig bank.

Large redware pig bank with manganese decoration. "5" in slip on belly. Pennsylvania, mid 19th century. Condition: Coin slot a bit worn. Stone pop. Minor ear roughness. Otherwise excellent. H 4-5/8" L

Unusual 19th Century Potter Pig Bank Ht. 6 in.

"Thrifty Pig", CI, M617, 6 5/8", Ex. Donal Markey collection, screw not turned

Pig Bank, CI, Has extended snout

Bear Stealing Pig Bank, CI, M693, 5 1/2", "D" Rated, replaced screw

9"H x 5.5" x 7". Condition: Very Good.

Bear Stealing Pig Bank, CI

Unusual Fairlawn, New Jersey Pottery Pig Birth Bank, Dated June 26, 1947, Scottish or American origin, 1947, figure of a standing pig with heavily-carved body, incised with the inscription "ELLEN JEEN

Cast Iron Norco Foundry Advertising Pig Bank, One Side Marked "Norco Foundry A Specialty Co Pottstown PA", Other Side Marked "Buy At Norco And Save", 1.5"W x 5.75"D x 3"H

3 pottery examples: including a Marie Rogers face jug with inscription, signed, and a piggy bank in redware, and finally a folky figural pottery coin bank, signed indistinctly to underside. Ht. of tal

Rare. Great condition. Circa 1950s.

(White County, Georgia, 20th Century) runny green alkaline glaze, articulated features, white kaolin eyes, black pupils, coin slot in mouth, "Cleater and Billie Meaders, 3-4-1995" script on base, 6 x

man riding pig signed Mary Rogers. Height 8"

Marie Rogers Folk Pottery Pig Bank Marie Rogers (1922-2010) Folk Pottery Pig Bank that has outstanding folk roots and is in alkaline glaze. Mint condition. 7" Wide x 5 1/2" Tall