Whimsical Ecru Glazed Stoneware Piggy Bank

Title: LARGE PIG BANK Date/Period: Late 19th C Material: Clay Dimension: 4"H X 6 1/2"W X 3 1/4"D Provenance/Additional Info: Larger than usual chubby mocha glazed pierced eyes stoneware piggy bank. Sh

Piggy bank purchased at Illums Bolligus, Copenhagen Denmark. Glazed stoneware, plug on bottom. 8w x 11d x 8h

Title: Early Stoneware Pig Bank Date: Late 19thC Material: Earthenware Dimensions: 2 1/2”H X 1 3/4”W X 4 3/4”D White glazed earthenware piggy bank, fine craquelere surfaces, glaze fissures near

Chester Hewell unusual stoneware piggy bank, Circa 1980, signed "Chester Hewell", to back, 7.75"h x 6"w x 9"d Provenance: The Collection of Garrick Stephenson

Two signed to bottom "Losee". 4" to 5-3/4" high x 5-3/4" to 8-1/2" wide. DP. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these te

Lot of (2) Pig Form Banks, with mottled drip glazed surface, 2" and 2 3/4" high. Smaller one cracked.

One Stoneware Caged Bird Bank and Two Redware Bird Banks, England, c. 1884, and Greg Shooner (b. 1953), Oregonia, Ohio, 2000s. The sculpted glazed stoneware bank has urn-form base with pierced gallery

Cast and Cast Iron Toys including Ertl tractor, five miniature sad irons, three animal figures, stoneware piggy bank, Lucky Strike tin, and Excelsior spring balance scale

Includes, one yellow railway trolley, three picture frames, one glazed piggy bank, marked PATPEND CORKY PIG HPCO 1957 USA, one pair of glazed candle holders, marked CASTLE ARCH, one fake phone, one wo

Early Mocha Glazed Bank Late 19thC Eathenware 2 9/16"H X 4 1/8"W X 2 1/8"D Rare mocha glazed piggy bank, pierced eyes, marked underside “176 2". Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve.

Hand Painted Ceramic Piggy Piggy Bank, mint green with a pink nose, bow, and tail. Lovely eyelashes too! Underside reads To Linda Happy Easter 1965. Needs under plug. Measures 11 .5:x 6.5 in. Ht, 6 in

One marked "Austria"?; one without coin slot. 2 1/2 x 5 x 2 1/2 inches

An assembled group of redware and stoneware, 19th-20th century, comprising a mottled redware food mold, manganese glazed stoneware still bank, small redware jug and a small stoneware barrel form lidde

4-1/2" to 7-3/4" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with them.

A Tiffany & Co. Italian sterling silver piggy bank. Whimsical seated child's teddy bear toy design. Coin slot to top. Feet stamped with monogram and date ASHLEY 10-10-01. Marked to underside TIFFANY &

Bristol-Slip-Glazed Stoneware Dog's Head Bank, probably English, late 19th century, molded in the form of a terrier's head with incised slot in rear and applied collar including buckle and piercings.

Charming folk art piggy bank, glazed pottery, American, circa 1900. Probably southern United States. L. 5 1/2 inches

Hand Painted and glazed adorable oversized piggy bank. She is Painted to a cheery smile and lovely eyelashes. She has rosy checks and pink ears. Blue and red roses on pig’s body with curly tail. Sta

Heavy glazed earthenware hand made piggy bank from St Cloud, Florida. Piggy bank is adorned with flowers and is marked "St Cloud Pottery '80". Has an old cork nose that keeps all your coins safe and s

Six Contemporary Folk Art Glazed Redware and Stoneware Still Banks. Tallest measures 8-1/4"h. Condition: Very good.

Grayson Perry (British, born 1960) Piggy Bank Painted and glazed ceramic multiple, 2017, with the artist's monogram on the underside, from the edition of an unknown size, published by the Serpentine G

2 Vintage Stoneware Mixing Bowls , A Ceramic Piggy Bank, and a Cowboy Horseshoe Figure

Jane Graber cobalt decorated stoneware includes a churn 1.5"H, six crocks with lids, piggy bank and six assorted plates

Jane Graber stoneware pottery decorated with cobalt, butter churn 1.5"H, three covered crocks, jug with handle, pitcher, piggy bank, teapot, six assorted plates largest 1 1/8"D. Dollhouse miniatures.