DOUBLE-FACE AFRICAN AMERICAN FIGURAL STILL BANK

Circa 1900 Cast Iron Figural Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), depicting a two-faced African-American boy, 3 1/4" high. Paint losses.

American, 20th century. Captain Kidd, 6"h., and a two-faced African American boy, 4.5"h. Together with General Pershing, 7.75"h.

Buckle & Scarf Still Bank book Ref. Moore #47 in unusual and original painted finish with white hat and shirt, tan pants, dark brown face and boots, possibly meant to be an African American Scout, by

A.C. Williams, scarce cast iron example, painted in red overall, white highlights to eyes, full double face casting. 4 1/4" h.

Birthplace of American Independence, liberty proclaimed July 4, 1776, marked on bottom "Enterprise Mfg. Co., Philada", approximate height 10 1/4".

To include still bank "Give Me A Penny" and small figures of a lady with basket and a child riding a crocodile, no visible maker's marks, some wear and paint loss / all in as-found condition.Tallest H

6 Figural Cast Iron Vintage Banks. Navy officer with oar; African American figural, baseball player with bat, clown, BILLIKEN seated figure, standing pig in a suit says "bank on". Many with painted su

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

American, 20th century. Cast iron with old paint. 4"h. to 5.75"h.

(2) Black Americana Cast Iron Still Banks: Give me a Penny, Double Face: AC Williams Double Faced 4.25" tall. Give me a Penny by Wise Mfg. measures 5.5".

First one is a still bank "Give Me a Penny" share cropper and a later aluminum Shepard Hardware Canadian mechanical bank. General wear. Condition (Very Good). Size Largest: 6-3/4'' T.

Early 20th c. Cast Iron Figural Still Bank by A.C. Williams (Ravenna, OH), depicting a double faced devil head, original painted surface, 4 1/4" high. Minor paint losses.

Grouping of antique cast iron figural penny banks. 1) Cast Iron Norco Foundry Advertising Pig Bank. Original paint. Untouched and no damage. 6 inches long. 2) A. C. Williams Two Face Black Boy CastIro

American, 1st half-20th century. Cast iron. Park Ranger, 7"h., football player, 6"h., two clowns, 7"h. and 6.5"h., and a knome6.5"h. Together with a young girl and her dog, 5"h.

Cast Iron Still Banks (3) coin banks including Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and a double sided face Property from: an Elk Grove Village, Illinois collector Height: 9 inches, Length: 3 1/2 inches, Width:

[Black Americana] Figural Shooting Game. 19th century. An early wooden shooting game with stand attached with a paper label featuring the face of an African American man; the eyes and mouth are attach

Four (4). Canadian and American. 1910s to 1930s. Cast iron. Includes: Mulligan, Boy Scout, Mutt & Jeff, and Buster Brown banks. Buster Brown bank stamped, "Made in Canada" rear. 5 to 6" in height. Bus

American, early 20th century. All approximately 6"h.

American, late 19th / early 20th century A group of four figural cast iron still banks including bust of "Teddy" Roosevelt, Mutt & Jeff, and two men Marked on front Approx. h. 5.5" (red tie) Provenanc

Unusual Stoneware African-Featured Face Pipe, American, 19th century, molded pipe depicting an African-featured man's head with closed eyes and acanthus leaf stem. Excellent, essentially as-made condi

Late 19th/early 20th century. Depicting the bust of an African American with a flattened round sailor’s cap. His face with a pleasing expression with nice half smile. SIZE: 6” h. CONDITION

Vintage Iron Figural Bank, in the form of a standing Native American figure holding a tomahawk, 6" high. Paint losses.

American - 1960's / 1970's. Included are an "Old Colony Church" and a Double Entry. Pristine Condition.

Ca. 1880-1920. Double sided with white cloth faced doll on one side and painted oil cloth African American doll on the other. Original clothes. White doll face has composition residue. Some small hole