A D.H. Burnham & Co. Fisher Building Cast Iron Elevator

Rhode Island,Early 20th Century Ornate cast iron elevator call button case with black up and mother of pearl down buttons with two flower medallion electrified wall sconces. Cast iron,Lights approx. 9

Daniel Burnham and John Root (American, 19th Century) Decorative Panel from a Rookery Building Elevator. Cast iron, circa 1885-88. Note: These panels were mounted inside the elevators and were removed

Kenton Hdwe Co. Cast Iron "Columbia Building" Still Bank Late 1800's: Beautiful early still bank made by the Kenton Hdwe Mfg Co out of Kent, Ohio. This is the Columbia Building. Original white paint h

J. & E. Stevens Co., Patented 1878, cast iron building with bird perched on roof, place coin in holder, pull wire lever and bird will tilt forward allowing coin to roll into chimney. Provenance: Clive

1081. NEW BANK MECHANICAL BANK | J. & E. Stevens Co., circa 1872, cast iron building with brass guard at doorway, features sliding front lever at the left.

Title: An elaborate tall building cast iron still bank made by A.G. Williams Co. Date: c. 1895 Dimensions: Size: 5" H O/A x 4" W O/A x 2 3/8" diameter Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $22.00 to anywhe

No visible maker's marks (possibly A.C. Williams), some paint loss and rust / in as-found condition.Tallest H: approx. 7 3/4".

Made by Grey Iron Casting Co. circa 1920's. Made of Cast Iron and Tin. Very Fine Condition.

Circa 1903-1928 Grey Iron Casting Co. Crown Bank Building

Including: Double chimney bank building with slanted roof, twist pin, marked 'Pat. July 25 99', 3 1/4" high; and Late 19th c. bank by H.L. Judd Manufacturing Co. (Wallingford, CT), with slanted roof,

Lot (3) early cast iron building banks. Made by A. C. Williams Co. Ohio and J & E Stevens Co., Cromwell Ct.. Largest 4" x 2 1/2" x 5 1/2".

American - 1980's to 2000's. Included are: Cast Iron Building Banks, The Penny Bank Book, Painted German Spelter Banks, Penny Lane, The Safe Bank Book, Registering Banks and J. Chein & Co. Pristine Co

Ives, Blakeslee Co. circa 1880's. This is an impressive building bank. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Paint Condition (Turret Broken in 2 Pieces, Small Piece of Corner broken out of back panel).

Solon Spencer Beman Staircase baluster spacer panel from the Pabst Building, Milwaukee USA, c. 1891cast iron 35.5 h x 6.75 w x 2.5 d in (90 x 17 x 6 cm) This baluster spacer panel was designed

No. 326, cast iron, Nicol & Co., c. 1893-1895, electroplated, features buildings & Ferris wheel scenes on sides, embossed lettering on front, turn pin door. 4 3/4" h.

Circa 1900 English Building Form Bank by John Harper & Co., Ltd., with Director's Room at top, 4" high. Good condition.

Ives, Blakeslee & Co., Connecticut, cast iron, c.. 1885, familiar historical building done in extraordinary casting details are as crisp as the actual building, still considered by many to be the fine

Dankmar Adler (1844-1900) and Louis Sullivan (1856-1924) for the Chicago Stock Exchange elevator casing Chicago, Illinois, 1893 electro-plated copper finish over cast iron executed by Winslow Brothers

Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan Stair riser frieze from the Chicago Stock Exchange Building Winslow BrothersUSA, 1893electro-plated copper over cast iron 17.5 h x 30 w x 2.25 d in (44 x 76 x 6

William Le Baron Jenney Staircase baluster panel from the Leiter II Building, Chicago Winslow BrothersUSA, c. 1890enameled cast iron 23.25 h x 11.5 w x 1 d in (59 x 29 x 3 cm) This balus

For your consideration is this antique cast iron art-nouveau sign bracket circa early 1900s. This sign bracket would have been set on a building to hold a store's company sign or advertising. The sign

Enterprise Mfg. Co. Philadelphia - Circa 1876 Material: Cast Iron

Still banks (5), United Bank Trust Co., A.C. Williams, 2.75"H; Home Bank, J.L. Judd, 1895, 4"H; Flat Iron Building, 3.25"H; High Rise, 4.75"H & High Rise, 3.25"H, all cast iron in VG cond.

Pair cast iron banks: Hall's Excelsior Bank, 1869 by J&E Stevens Co., mechanical bank - open top by pulling shoe button door knob, top rises up , insert coin and the weight causes the lid to close, de