AN EARLY ROSEVILLE BUFFALO BANK

Buffalo Pottery historical pitcher celebrating "Landing of Roger Williams". Produced by Buffalo Pottery of Buffalo, New York (a division of the Larkin Soap Company). Marked 1907. Transfer decoration w

An early Roseville Pottery spongeware monkey bank. Roseville, OH. Circa 1905. 5" x 3 1/2" x 2 1/2".Condition: Craquelure. Crack along base.

5 Ceramic Banks: Eagle; Buffalo, Roseville; Uncle Sam; Two Men by Cactus; "1840 Bottle Kiln 1925"

Early 20th c. Iron Buffalo Form Bank, by A.C. Williams or Arcade Manufacturing, 3 1/8" high, 4 1/2" wide. Surface wear and minor rust.

Early cast iron still bank featuring a buffalo & advertising AMHERST STOVES. Bank has nice patina, no visible cracks detected. See pictures for condition. If bidding online feel free to contact us for

Early cast metal still bank featuring a buffalo bison. Bank has two colors and is in good condition. There are some paint wear, See pictures for condition. If bidding online feel free to contact us fo

Including cast iron still bank Buffalo (small), Ref. Moore #560, by A.C. Williams, circ 1920-30's, in worn original gold paint, 4 3/8 x 1 1/2 x 3 1/8" high; and unusual early 19th century turned brass

Made by Shepard Hardware Buffalo, NY - Early 1890's. Very Good Condition (trap missing).

Made by Shepard Hardware Buffalo, NY - Early 1890's. Very Good Condition (no trap). In an effort to have a companion with whom she can converse, we find a young girl giving her pet dog some instructio

Made by the Shepard Hardware Company, Buffalo, New York - Circa Early 1890's. Very Good Original Condition.

PUNCH AND JUDY MECHANICAL BANK EPHEMERA ADVERTISING TRADE CARDCourier Lith. Co., Buffalo, NY., ca. 1884. Early add for the now rare "Toy Savings Bank" still with bold colors. Shows overprint for "Keit

ROSEVILLE ART POTTERY FIGURAL MONEY BANKS, LOT OF FOUR, solid and mottled glazes, comprising two Uncle Sam heads, a beehive, and a pig. Roseville Pottery Co., Zanesville, OH. Early 20th century. 2 1/2

ROSEVILLE ART POTTERY FIGURAL MONEY BANKS, LOT OF FIVE, mottled glazes, comprising a frog, dog head, bird head, and two pigs. Roseville Pottery Co., Zanesville, OH. Early 20th century. 2 1/2" to

Kyser & Rex Company Philadelphia, PA. - Late 1880s Racially biased sarcasm is deployed in the Butting Buffalo Bank. After the gold lever is pressed, the buffalo butts the young black boy up the side o

A. C. Williams Ravenna, OH. - Circa 1925 This is one of the most detailed wood patterns that we have ever seen. It is an A. C. Williams icon. Wood

"Amherst Stoves" Buffalo Bank, CI, M556, 5 1/8", "C" rated

Decorated Artware pattern, circa 1903. Overall height 32 inches.

Lot of early bank notes including many from Pittsburg with great tax stamps, mainly from the mid to late 1800's, as well as blank Farmer's Mechanics Bank notes, some covers, and some Confederate "funn

Kyser & Rex. Made of Cast Iron. Overall in Very Good Condition (Broken Baseplate, Replaced Raccoon, Mechanism Cover that Boy Holds Replaced).

Beautiful early Roseville Pottery matte green trumpet vase in the Chloron pattern. The vase is in great condition with no chips, cracks, or crazing. Measures 12" tall.

Circa 1905 - 1908. Nice scenes on all four sides, one includes a man repairing an automobile. Pictured in "The Motorcar in Art" by Ray Holland, page 172. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: 8" x 8" x

21"h, 7.25"diameter

Early Buffalo & Antelope Horn Hanging Rack. c. 1890-1900. Horns and original felt and velvet cloth. Excellent condition. 23" long x 14" x 11". Est. $800-1,200. Ship: $85

Early Roseville Pottery ìCream Nudeî Vase Opening 2.5î, 13î H. Crazing.