JN - Wiggly Ears with Boater Hat Bank

Starkies Patent. England - 1930 - 6 1/2" Tall.

Made by Starkies. Made of Aluminum. This version with Moving eyes and wiggly ears. Fine Condition.

Starkies Patent. English - 1930's.

Starkies Patent. England - 1920's. A coin swallower with wiggly ears. Made of Aluminum.

Made by Starkies of England circa 1930's. Wiggly Ear Action. Made of Aluminum. Very Fine Condition.

Both made by Chein. Monkey: Drop your coin in the slot and he will tip his hat in thanks to you. Uncle Wiggly: Drop your coin in the slot and he will raise his arm up to take a bite of his carrot. Bot

W.C. Fields' Personally Owned Straw Boater Hat From The Joe Franklin Memory Lane Collection W/LOA - This straw boater hat was personally owned by American comedian, actor, juggler and writer, W.C. Fie

Clown w/Crooked Hat Bank, CI, M210, 6 3/4", "E" Rated

COMME DES GARCONS HOMME PLUS RABBIT EAR HAT 2013 A Stephen Jones rabbit ear black wool hat Circumference 54 cm Condition grade A COMME DES GARCONS HOMME PLUS, CAPPELLO CON ORECCHIE 2013 Cappello in la

6" "Kindergarten Child" doll. She is wearing Tiger Ears hat and Kitten slippers. Her cotton outfit has a pocket for treats or a toy and embroidered silk collar. Carved hands. She has her 2 1/2" doll w

Fur Coat Assortment (4) items including (2) full length fox and (2) fox car coats; as well as a flap ear hat; some appearing to be men styles Property from: a Chicago, Illinois estate Length: 51 inche

American - 1920's - 4.25" Tall. Frank Kidd Collection. This is a later production and very rare bank by an unknown manufacturer. Possibly a prototype from A. C. Williams. This example retaining the on

Mfg. Chamberlain & Hill Ltd., Walsall, England, Patented 1931, cast iron figural bank, depicted with straw hat, embossed shirt, typical arm raising action by lever for coin deposit.

Beautifully colored car; all original including stick, ears and hat. Marked "Copyright by Howard R. Garis" below front grill. Extremely colorful litho and beautiful action. When in operation, Uncle Wi

19th century Austrian Majolica Pottery figural standing cat playing a banjo covered bottled. Marked on base. Purchased from Charles Washburne Antiques. Ear restored. Hat replaced. 12" high.

(3) Chinese porcelain elder figures, unmarked, tallest 17-3/4", some rough spots to the base of the figure in yellow, the figure in red has square holes behind the ears on his hat

German - 1905 - 5 1/2" Long. This was the only classic JN coin swallowing bank made in Germany. It is a superior example.

Ancient Nayarit Standing Male Figure Pre-Columbian Mexico Ca. 100 B.C.-250 A.D.Size: 13-1/4”H. x 8 inches wide. Orangeware pottery standing male figure wearing a long tunic, conical hat, large ear o

German - 1915 - 6 1/8" Tall. This is an extremely scarce version of the bank that is made in Germany. The lettering on reverse is totally different and the bank is quite heavy.

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. A classic coin swallowing bank. Works well.

A Canaanite bronze standing figure Circa 1500-1200 B.C. Wearing a conical hat, the face with prominent ears and beak-like nose, the eyes and mouth delineated, both arms held aloft, a belt in relief a

French doll machine, around 1875, one-horse carriage, bisque porcelain head doll, very fine porcelain, with blue glass eyes, closed mouth, pierced ears, blond mohair wig, brown felt hat, papier mâch�

Place a coin on the table and as the lever is pressed the magician covers the coin and the coin disappears into the bank as he raises his hat. (Very Good).

12th Fifth Dragoons Review Order' on horseback, title in gold script and applied green seal To Commemorate the Centerary of Waterloo (1815-1915)...