George Brown Mansion Bank Tin Bank

Title: Tin Banks Dimension: House – 1 ½” x 2 ½”, Church – 2 ½” x 4 ½” Provenance/additional info: A set of two (2) George Brown tin banks in original paint. Ca. 1830. Shipping: Domesti

Circa 1880's. Nice original George Brown church still bank. Condition (Excellent). Size 6 -1/4" T.

A hand and stencil painted church bank by George Brown circa 1870. The church has a removable steeple and the side of the roof is stenciled with the inscription 'For Good Little Children'. Dimensions

George Brown Company. Forestville, CT - 1870's - 7" Tall. This School House bank is quite rare, in fact, we have only seen one other. It is complete.

George Brown Company. Forestville, CT - 1870's - 4.5" W x 4" D. We have never seen this mid-sized version of the bank. It is complete, but could use a good cleaning.

3 3/8" Tall - Red & Blue Origin: Connecticut Manufacturer: George Brown Material: Tin Period: 1880's

George Brown Company. Connecticut - 1870 - 3" to 4 1/4" Tall. Barenholtz Toy Collection.

handpainted & stencilled tin, Cottage, 6 in long, missing some fretwork on roof & chimney, National Bank, 4 in long, seam split on side, C5-6.

George W. Brown Co. Forestville, CT. - Circa 1870's - 6" H Tin

283. MEDIUM AMERICAN TIN BANK BUILDING | 6" h. | Brown chimney repainted, otherwise all original in above average (Excellent Condition) | $250 - $500

First is dark brown and resembles a building or an Asian Chest. 5 1/2" tall. One is tan Vintage Refrigerator 4" tall, One is green Mail box Marked "US Mail" in Gold 4 1/2". Tin Dresser with Pulls is O

390. GEORGE BROWN COTTAGE STILL BANK | 6.5" h. | One section of gingerbread roof trim replaced, trap door repainted, (Very Good Condition) | $500 - $750

George Brown stenciled three chimney home bank. With gingerbread accents. Retains original back door, which opens but with no key. Light surface wear and losses. Good overall condition. 6 in height.

Early example, railed upper deck with coin slot and key lock trap at center of vessel, made of wood body and painted in brown.

George Brown Company. Forestville, Ct. - 1875 - 4" Tall.

A small pocket USA \\\"Saving Bank\\\", depicting a 1c penny, 10c dime and George Washington on front. Back side contains a description on how to operate the box; in regards to opening and closing.

Redware dog bank with coleslaw mane. Green and brown slip decoration. Attributed to George Wagner. Carbon County, Pennsylvania, circa 1875. H 6-1/2" W 5-1/8" D 3-1/4". Condition: Fine original conditi

Glazed Earthenware Lion Form Still Bank. Attributed to George Wagner, Carbon County, PA, Circa 1860. Molded figure of a seated lion, yellow ground with brown highlights with applied coleslaw mane. 7"h

George Hedye Co. German - 1920 - 3 3/8" T Spelter and Tin

George Hedye Co. German - 1925 - 3 7/8" T Spelter and Tin

26" by 20" vintage tin sign. Wonderful graphic of George Washington with great colors. The history of Providence Bank is attached to the back. Light wear on frame. Excellent

Interesting lot with 2 vintage plastic banks, including an Electrolux vac bank in the original box, a wood horse race toy, a tin Buster Brown YoYo, and 2 advertising clips. Condition varies

Antique piggy still bank. Handcrafted from red earthenware pottery.Applied details and top handle.Brown and yellow luster/tin glaze.Folk Art, late 1800's/early 1900's. Measurements: Approx. 5.2" high

ASSORTED FIGURAL METAL PENNY BANKS, LOT OF THREE, comprising cast-iron Buster Brown and Tige, and Puppy with Bee, and a tin Prosperity Vault with front combination. First half 20th century. 3 3/4" to