DRESSED DOG IN MILITARY HELMET SPELTER BANK

Germany - Circa Late 1910's. Illustrated as #298 in PGSB.

German Military Helmet Bank, Lead, Has KLT w/key, 2" high

2 Military Helmet Banks, Tin: "Tommy's Tin Hat"; "US Bank - Yellowstone Park"

Germany, hand painted example, quite desirable, great depiction and molding effects, roof lifts open, key lock. 2 7/8" h.

Made in Germany. Made of Spelter. 2 3/4" Tall. Excellent Condition.

Begging Dog Bank, Spelter, Ex. Andy and Susan Moore, M384

Pug Dog Bank, Spelter, M404, 2 3/4", Bottom part of hasp missing

Germany, lead example, silver finish, well molded, hinged head for coin retrieval, slot appears on back. 8" l.

1186. TWO GERMAN SPELTER DOG STILL BANKS | 5.5" l. | Mastiff is missing hook for latch, dachshund tip of tail is chipped and missing small piece of hood and hinge, (Very Good Condition) | $400 - $800

Well-dressed Hippo Bank, Spelter, 4 3/8", Ex. Moore Collection, Has trick lock, Has hole in right arm as it did when Andy owned it. Very scarce bank.

Germany - Circa 1910's - 4 1/2" Tall. Shown as #63 in the Peirce Book. From the Collection of Hubert Whiting. From the Collection of Norm Bowers. At this time, we know of no other example of this humo

Dog on Ball Bank, Spelter/Tin, 4 5/8"

2 Misc. Banks, Lead/Tin/Spelter: Dog by Doghouse, KLT, missing lock, corrosion on roof; Bird and Birdhouse, KLT, missing lock

Dog in Fez Smoking Pipe Bank, Spelter, 5 1/2", With trick lock

Germany - 1910's - 3 7/8" Tall. Illustrated as #600 in PGSB. Frederick ruled Prussia from 1740 until his death in 1786. He is known for his military success in the Silesian wars and for his commitment

Pups in a Basket German - 1925 - 4" L Spelter Another really cute bank. Not sure why the dog is holding fox pups.

German - Circa 1910 - 3” H A scarce and very desirable spelter bank. Material: Spelter

4 Assorted Banks, PM/Lead/Ceramic: Lady w/Purse and Dog; Spelter Donkey w/Trick Lock; "What Oh She Bumps"; Max and Moritz

Dog w/Umbrella on Fancy Trunk Bank, Spelter, 2 7/8", Has trick lock

Mediterranean, ca. 1st century BC - 1st century AD. The first, a finely-modeled boar's head protome, possibly from a military helmet. The second, a charming fibula depicting a running dog with intact

Dog w/Pipe Wearing Sailor Suit in Washtub Bank, Spelter, 3 1/4", Has trick lock

Shepherd's Hardware "Speaking Dog" mechanical bank, seated girl with paddle in her hand, dressed in red dress and yellow bonnet, stamped "Pat July 14 1885". Place coin on her paddle and push plunger,

3 Animal Banks, Spelter/Tin, Damaged or incomplete: Elephant on Log Pile, cracked; Donkey; Dog by Windmill, Missing windmill blades

Germany, circa 1925, made of spelter and tin, ball has coin slot at top, dog is hand painted overall. Ex. Andy Moore Collection. 2 1/2" h.