Pair of Cast Iron "Mammie" Coin Banks.

This lot is for a pair of cast iron banks. One is the Hall Excelsior from J & E Stevens. One is Coin Deposit Bank from Grey Iron Casting Co.

Cast metal pair of black and white shakers 3"H, kneeling Kewpie candle holder 4.25"H, cast metal Kewpie from a lamp signed "des pat. 43860 KEWPIE Trade Mark" 7"H, newer cast iron two piece coin bank,

Pair cast iron banks: Hall's Excelsior Bank, 1869 by J&E Stevens Co., mechanical bank - open top by pulling shoe button door knob, top rises up , insert coin and the weight causes the lid to close, de

DESCRIPTION: Pair of cast-iron blackamoor banks: one with a mechanical lever which deposits a coin into the piece's mouth and causes the eyes to roll back and one composed of two faces held together b

Group of Banks & Double Decker Bus - 1) pair black mechanical banks, original coin traps, 6" H; 2) reproduction Planter's Peanuts bank, 8" H; reproduction cast iron double decker bus, 7 1/2" L.

Cast iron, painted in red & black, key lock doors, coin slot in rear panels. 3 5/8" - 3 1/2" h.

A.C. Williams, Ravenna, OH, circa 1915, cast iron, painted in gold overall, classic depiction of famous pair used as a child's coin saver. Provenance: Bob Brady Collection.

(lot of 2) Cold painted cast iron coin banks, one depicting a lion and monkeys; together with a bank depicting a seated man with a donkey, largest: 9.5"h

Coin Banks Independence Hall in Philadelphia Cast Iron Coin Bank with Legend "LIBERTY PROCLAIMED JULY 4, 1776" c. 1875 United States Centennial Period, Cast Iron Coin Bank, Depicting Independence Hall

3 Vintage cast iron mechanical coin Book Of Knowledge reproduction banks including "Butting Buffalo", "I Always Did 'Spise A Mule", & "Organ Bank". All 3 are marked "Book Of Knowledge" on underside. I

A group of vintage cast iron coin banks. Eight pieces.

Comprising a Hall's Excelsior Bank (originally patented 1869) painted in red, white, and blue, and a cast iron bank by an unknown manufacturer, painted in red and yellow Sizes from 5"h x 3-1/4"w x 3-1

Pig 3.5"h, 7.5"l. Duck 4.5"h , 6"l. Some scratches

Some rusting and paint chipping throughout, tallest measures 5 x 2 1/2 x 1 3/4 inches

Two (2) cast iron coin banks, circa 1900, modeled as Hall's Excelsior Bank Building and a Scottish terrier dog. [Bank: 5 1/2" H x 4" W x 4" D]. Wear and losses to paint decoration.

Grouping of Two Vintage Cast Iron Coin Banks. Includes: "Trick Dog" measures 6-3/4" x 7-3/4" x 2-3/4", and "The One That Got Away" measures 6-3/4" x 7-1/4" x 4". Condition: Trick dog bank is missing t

156. TWO ANTIQUE CAST IRON COIN BANKS. 6” H. cast iron coin bank representing googly-eyed pup with bee on his back side; 8” L. cast iron pig with long snout and glass eyes. Estimate: $100/

Tin & Cast Iron Coin Banks Lot of 5.

Goog condition. Reproductions. 5.75 Inches tall.

5-1/4" to 6-3/4" high. Pig without hardware. Minor paint losses.

One is based on a bank from the "The Book of Knowledge" collection. The other is called "Trick Dog". The larger one measures 9" Wide, 6" Tall. Overall in Good Condition.

4 3/4" TALL

(2) Cast Iron Coin Banks

Two painted cast iron coin banks, one casted as figure tricking a dog, the other as a dog with trunk, lifting the dog tail up and place coins into the dog’s mouth. 7.7inch L, 2.55inch W, 6.7inc