Cast Iron Still Bank, Standing Man Wearing Eye Glasses &, Hat Ca. 1900, H 5.56"

Cast Iron Mechanical Black Americana Banks, Man And Lady Ca. 1900, H 6.5" W 5" 2 pcs | Hands move, eyes roll, tongue moves. Lady in yellow dress "Dinah". Man in red jacket. Provenance: From the Estate

2 Michelin Man Mascot Bibendum Cast Iron Advertising Figures. Standing 8 1/2" Vintage Still Bank, along with an Earlier Seated Figure with Glass eyes (left absent) 6".

American, ca. 1900. 3.5"h. to 5.5"h.

Vintage Cast Iron Seated Cat Still Bank. Rare form with glass eyes and original paint. 4-1/4"h. Condition: Good to very good with wear.

Standing Blackman Still Bank, cast iron with flat top hat and gold shirt, original paint 19th C, 5 1/2"h. CONDITION: Very good, small areas of paint wear.

Standing Blackman Still Bank, cast iron with flat top hat and gold shirt, original paint 19th C, 5 1/2"h. CONDITION: Very good, no issues identified.

American, ca. 1900. Cast iron frame with rocking motion, and two camels, 4.25"h.

'Man in Cabin' cast-iron mechanical bank, c. 1885, unsigned but similar to J.E. Stevens models designed by F. H. Griffith, man standing in doorway of dilapidated shack, when coin is placed at man's fe

Featured in this lot is this 1885 "Man In Cabin" cast iron mechanical coin bank made by J.E. Stevens. The coin bank shows a man standing in the door way of his red and yellow colored cabin wearing a r

John T. Dickman Cast Iron Great Clown (Bright Eye) Shooting Target. Los Angeles, ca. 1911. Iconic carnival shooting gallery target of a clown wearing a red hat and a white mask, just daring the shoote

Fine eyeglasses trade sign. Painted cast iron and tin. Original paint. Signed Tompkins. American, probably New York, circa 1865. Condition: Fine original condition. L 22-1/2" H 7". Copy and paste this

Hubley, Lancaster PA, cast iron, circa 1915 Scarce and desirable bank, features young baseball player standing atop a baseball, painted in gold overall with red stockings and cap, debossed American Le

'The Man in Khaki' Umbrella Stand, England, c. 1900. Painted cast-iron relief figure of a British soldier in Zulu War uniform, standing on pedestal base reading 'THE MAN / IN KHAKI' and bolted to a ca

Shephard Hardware Co., New York , cast iron, patented 1882 Large clown bust with multi-color outfit and bright red hat, familiar lever at back causes hand to mouth coin deposit as eyes roll back, a ve

Finished in Red, Gray and Gold. Made by the Ives, Blakeslee Company. Bridgeport, Ct. - Mid 1880's - 7 1/2" Tall. The Palace Bank represents one of the most complicated toy banks ever created. It was p

Attributed to J and E Stevens. Four sides plus the top have original painted embellishments on the floral design. Bank is locked without a key. 4.25 inches wide x 4.25 x 4.75 inches tall. Good with mo

One is a J and E Stevens Key Combination Safe No. 45 with nickel finish. 1897 patent. Minor rust. Bank is locked without key or combination. 4 inches wide x 3.25 x 5 inches tall. Second black painted

Both nickel finish with rust. Largest is J and E Stevens Key Combination Safe, patent date 1897. Door is loose and there is a repair at the top where it was removed. Does include combination. 3.75 inc

A Cast Iron Worlds Fair Souvenir Still Bank from the International Industrial Fair, Buffalo, 1889, Having a combination lock. H: 7 1/2 W: 6 1/2 D: 7 in.

Ober Mfg. Co. Chagrin Falls, OH - Circa 1905 To our knowledge this is the only Nickel Plated example of this rare and desirable still bank. Cast Iron

J. M. Harper 'Mother Hubbard' Still Bank 1907, cast iron, titled on bottom front edge, marked 'Copyright by J M Harper 1907' on the back Property from: a Union, Illinois estate Height: 4 1/2 inches, W

Life size cast iron deer with traces of old paint. American, late 19th century. Excellent condition without damage. L 48" H 50". Please refer to link for hi res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/67ir

Place a coin in the slot on the roof and press the lever. The skaters glide to the rear of the rink as the coin falls into the bank, and the man turns as if to present a wreath to the little girl. Mis

Designed by Charles Bailey. Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Early 1900's. The magician has ascended the stairs and waits patiently at his podium to make your pennies disappear