CI Pig in Highchair Mechanical Bank

Pig in Highchair Mech. Bank, CI

1102. PIG IN HIGHCHAIR MECHANICAL BANK | Circa 1900. | 5.5" h. | (Excellent Condition) | $400 - $1,000

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut circa 1890's. Cast Iron. Very Good Condition.

On August 24, 1897, Peter Adams of Buffalo, NY, patented a design that is reminiscent of a scene from Alice in Wonderland. The "Pig in High Chair" bank was subsequently manufactured by the J. and E. S

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. Fine Condition.

J. & E. Stevens nickel-plated cast iron Pig in Highchair mechanical bank.

Nickel bank, patented 1897, with articulated feeding tray and opening mouth depository h. 5-1/2 w. 2-3/4 d. 4-1/4 in. Provenance: Descended through a Cortlandt Manor, NY family

Replaced trap. Worn nickel finish. (JY). Condition (Good - Very Good). Size 5 - 3/4" T.

1256. PIG IN HIGH CHAIR MECHANICAL BANK | J&E Stevens Co. | 6" h. | Two front posts of chair are chipped at pigs waistline, gold is overpainted, displays in (Very Good to Excellent Condition) | $200 -

J. & E. Stevens nickel plated cast iron pig in high chair mechanical bank, 5 3/4'' h.

J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - 1890's.

Made by J. & E. Stevens. Made of Cast Iron. Put the coin in his tray, press the lever and the greedy piglet will gobble up your coin. Very Fine Condition.

Pig In Highchair Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. J & E Stevens Co. Patd Aug. 24, 1897. Design by Peter Adams of Shepard Hardware Co. 5-3/4"h. Condition: Very good with original warn surface, missing trap.

Made by the J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1897. This amusing hungry piglet would have resembled a gleaming piece of silver when brand new. He represents one of Stevens' few fo

Lot consists of: Tammany with trap, cabin without trap and pig in high chair missing trap. (JY) Condition: (Good - Very Good). Dimensions: Largest: 4 - 1/4" x 2 - 3/4" x 5 - 3/4".

The first is a Presto Bank without repaint or repair. Original drawer and trap. Condition: Very Good - Excellent. The second is a Pig in Highchair Bank with oxidization and in need of cleaning. Condit

Cast iron and white metal mechanical bank. Bank coin causes dial to move one number. Discoloration to the right side on the right panel. (JY). (Very Good - Excellent). 10" T.

Patty and Pig Mechanical Bank, cast iron, J. & E. Stevens Company, black jacket variation; patented 1882, pigs foot kicks coin into Patty's mouth, 8"h, 7" l. CONDITION: Very good, original working con

Place a coin in the pocket of the China man and press the lever. The China man shows his hand and four aces and salutes the depositor. As the coin falls into the receptacle a rat runs out of the end o

Place a coin on the nose of the pig. Press the lever and the pig will strike the coin with his foot. The man opens his mouth, catches the coin on his tongue, and swallows the coin. At the same time hi

Appears to be a new base. Most of the bank has been repainted. (JY). (Good). 8 -1/2" T.

94. PADDY & THE PIG MECHANICAL BANK | J & E Stevens Co., satirical example depicts an Irishman wrestling a pig. The Schroeder Collection - Abbys Attic Finds 8" h. (Very Good to Excellent Condition) $8

American, late 19th century. A J. & E. Stevens cast iron mechanical bank of "Paddy" and a pig, marked ENG PAT JULY 23 1882 / U.S. PAT AUG 8 1882 on underside. Place coin on pig's nose; press lever to

Insert a coin and slide the lever at the back of the chair. The dog pivots forward as the coin is deposited. (JY).