Nickel Registering Cast Iron Bean Pot Bank

Nickel register; painted cast iron and nickel plate; appears over-painted; numbers worn; H-3", F

First is a Cash Register Marked "Junior" with "Cash" Marked on Drawer. Gold Mfd by the J.E.. Stevens Co, Cromwell, CT 5" Tall. Second is a Red Bean Pot Marked "Nickel Register. Has Mechanical Counter

Two cast iron still banks, to include an A. C. Williams Main Street trolley car, 6 5/8'' l., and a Nickel Register bean pot, 3'' h.

Bean Pot (3" H). Made of cast iron and in very fine condition. Made in the United States circa 1920.

Bean Pot: Made in America circa 1930's. 3" T. Junior Cash Register: Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1910's. 4 1/4" T. Both made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition.

Cast Iron Registering Bee Hive Savings Bank. U.S. Circa. 1891, Nickel finish, 5-3/8"h. Condition: Very good.

Nickel finish, cast iron, well detailed front panel, lettering, dials and drawer. Retains original trap. 7 1/2" h.

American - Circa 1900 This is a superior example of the bank. Material: Cast Iron

The collection banks and parts are offered as shown including: 1. HALL'S EXCELSIOR semi-mechanical bank circa 1880s. 2. The H & H DIME REGISTERING BANK in the form of a travel trunk, nickel plated cas

European, nickel plated cast iron, well embossed front panel, reads "Registering Bank," coin retrieval slot reads, "for 20 cop," possibly Denmark origin. 6" h.

Rare Cast Iron and Sheet Steel Imperial 3 Coin Registering Safe Bank - For Deposits of Nickels, Dimes & Quarters - American - Late 1890's - 4 3/4" Tall

Safe bank lot including: Tin & Copper electroplated Registering bank (C. 1904, 4 5/8" Ht.), cast iron nickel plated "Coin Deposit", (4 1/2" Ht., C. 1902, Grey Iron Co., #135 Safe Bank Book).

Replaced back door. M-#1200 (JY). (Excellent). 7 -1/2" T.

The manufacturer is unknown. (JY). (Good). 6 -1/2" T.

Two-Tier Stepped Cast Iron Pot with Handle. This cast iron pot features a unique stepped, two-tier design, as well as a bent metal handle attached by two integrated tether points as well as three smal

Description: This lot includes a Gatemarked bean pot with a tin lid. The pot is marked on the bottom though the marks are difficult to see. Condition: Expected surface wear associated with age and use

Nicol, c. 1893, No. 12, nickel cast iron bank, lettered on front panel, combination dial on front door. 4 3/4" h/

Time Registering Cast Iron Still Bank. Attributed to Edward Ives and Charles Hotchkiss of Bridgeport, CT. Patent 1891. 7 inches tall.

No chips or cracks to the glass lid. Very minimal surface rust to the pot and no pitting. 2 Quart - 8" D 

E.M. Roche Novelty Co., NJ, nickel finish, cast iron bank, fine details to casting, keys and foot pedals intact. 5 3/4" h.

Reproduction Cigar Nickels Cast Iron Mechanical Bank

Includes a cast iron battleship bank, a pot metal car bank missing lock and a shoe bank with original trap. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: Largest: 11" x 3" x 3 - 1/2".

Large three-footed pot with twisted bail handle marked Snyder and Walker, Richmond, Va on bottom. Handle etched SOCO No. 99 Bronze. This is believed to be a reproduction piece after the camp kettle fo

"Nickel Register" Bean Pot, CI, M951, 3", repainted