ENGLISH COLUMN BANK

English Early 19th Century Redware Pottery Still Bank. Marked Gordon, three hand molded birds on perch finial, circular base with four column pedestals. 9"h. Condition: Good with restoration to tail o

English - 1920's.

Pair English Column Pedestal Stand.Measures 44 inches x 11.5 inches x 11.5 inches.

2 English Banks, CI: "Coronation Bank 1911"; "Our Empire Bank"

Two fine silver plated single candle stick sets on square bases. Column fluted bodies as shown. One set is approx 8" tall and the other is 6" tall. Normal use and wear as shown, see photos

2 English Banks, Brass: Small one dated 1880

2 Brass English Banks: Large, dated 1888, marked "Pence", 9 1/2"; Small, Unmarked, 7"

English - 1905 - 5" Tall. A scarce early English bank. Very Fine Condition.

Tin English bank with a painted lead sentry out front. Nice design and condition. Includes original box. 4 1/2", Very Good-Excellent

This is a very well done reproduction of this English bank. Made of Cast Iron. Excellent Condition.

With original box. Marked "Hong Kong". Later copy of earlier English bank. Nice graphics on box. Box is wavy and does have some staining. Bank looks like old store stock with key. Circa 1950's. (Excel

2 War Banks, Glass/Wood: "Battleship Mustard" Bottle w/Paper Picture of Battleship; "Save for Victory" Truck (English bank)

Includes Betsy Ross Tea and Bab-O advertising banks; Chein globe bank, dented; 4-coin size register column bank; Prosperity Pail bank with key; MLJ Specialty, Fidelity Trust 3-coin register bank. Rest

John Harper Cast Iron English Football Mechanical Bank; Operates by placing the coin pad, cocking the kickers foot back and pressing the lever, releasing the foot and kicking the coin into the slot Ex

English Mech. Bank Prototype, Brass, 11 3/4"

English Tank Bank Donation Bank, Tin, "It is the National obligation today to invest in National War Bonds", 4 1/2" x 10" - (Guy W)

English Sterling Column Form Lamp. Ht. 19 3/4" to the socket.

English Tank Bank, CI, 3 1/8" high by 6 1/8" long, Scarce bank, unusual size

English Guardhouse Bank, Tin, Marked "C'nalbel Toffee Café"

John Harper, English, Circa 1895 A scarce bank.

Chamberlain & Hill. England - 1890's. The English version of a Cupola bank is uncommon and typically found in poor condition. This example with unusual roof decoration.

2 WWII English Still Banks: Lead Bulldog w/Sailor Cap, missing paper label/trap; Winston Churchill, "Save for Victory"

With WWI-type Dreadnought ship on top, Union Jack flags on sides and "United We Stand" embossed on front with two hands shaking. Japanned on back. Some general moderate wear. Condition: (Very Good). D

Marked "dreadnaught bank". Embossed "united we stand" with two union jack flags on both sides and ship on top. Some paint chipping and wear. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 7 - 3/8" x 1 - 1/2" x 7