Cast Iron Red Painted Turtle Spittoon,Mechanical

Cast Iron Red Painted Turtle Spittoon,Mechanical. This sweet little turtle box has a lot of character. It opens when you press on its head. The dimensions are 5in x 14in x 11.5in. Condition is fair, w

Mechanical turtle spittoon, Golden Novelty Company (Chicago Illinois), "Patd. Nov 1891," marked in relief on top of inside rim, painted cast iron with formed painted metal shell, circa late 19th Centu

TIN SHELL LID. SPITTOON RESERVOIR IS RUSTED OUT SIZE: 14" X 11" TERMS: THIS SALE WILL BE ONLINE ONLY. PICK-UP WILL BE ON-SITE AT 14 CHURCH ST. BETHLEHEM, PA 18018 - APPOINTMENTS WILL BE MADE AS PARKIN

19th century, Victorian Era Spittoon by Bradley & Hubbard Dragon / Turtle, cast iron w/mechanical push head to raise cover and cast iron fitted insert embossed 3612 on bottom as shown. Overall con

J & E Stevens Co., circa 1883, cast iron and painted, red saddle embossed, "JUMBO," when coin is deposited, head nods up and down.

Hall’s Excelsior Cast Iron Mechanical Bank. Circa 1870s (patent date Dec. 21, 1869). Yellow and red-painted cast iron bank with chain that pops up the lid to insert a coin (cashier figure is lac

AMERICAN CAST IRON STILL BANKS, 4 PCS., H 2 1/4"-4":A group of five still banks of various subjects, including: a building form bank reading "Bank" to front and painted red, a turtle with lifting shel

The Mechanical Bank is Painted Red and Marked "Gah-ru, made by Rugar Ent. Co" One is painted green 2 7/8", One is gray with red eyes and mouth 3 1/2", Gold Painted Elephant on Stand is 4" Tall. Silver

J. & E. Stevens Co., Philadelphia, Patented 1904, cast iron and hand painted in red sleeve ball carrier version, certainly one of the most popular banks and always a surprise to see how they survived

England, circa 1930, the half sleeved figure cast in two parts, shown in yellow paint with red painted mouth & rolling eyes, the reverse noting 'DINAH' and Rd No. 581285. Dimensions, 6 1/2" high x 4 1

Vintage Uncle Same cast iron mechanical bank. Painted iron in hues of red, white, and blue. Measures approx. 4.75 x 3.75 x 11 inches. Piece is heavy. Condition consistent with age, use, and exposure,

A cast iron mechanical spittoon in the form of a turtle, probably Bradley & Hubbard (marked 3812 on interior) - pressing the turtle's head caused the lid to lift - a removable copper tray sets in the

2 L x 2.5 W x 3.5 H Great little reproduction cast iron robot. All cast iron hand painted, slightly distress as shown in the images. Certainly looks old! This looks alot like the mechanical coin bank

2 L x 2.5 W x 3.5 H Great little reproduction cast iron robot. All cast iron hand painted, slightly distress as shown in the images. Certainly looks old! This looks alot like the mechanical coin bank

2 L x 2.5 W x 3.5 H Great little reproduction cast iron robot. All cast iron hand painted, slightly distress as shown in the images. Certainly looks old! This looks alot like the mechanical coin bank

The cast iron painted figure wearing blue-painted jacket, red and white striped pants, standing on a deck next to a bag marked "US”. Place coin in hand and press knob on top of the box, Uncle Sam dr

Cast iron football player painted orange and red on a green base. Pull his leg back and press the lever and his foot will kick forward. green felt on the base. SHIPPING INFORMATION: In-House Shipping

Place a coin in the hand and press lever. The arm raises and deposits the coin in his mouth as the eyes roll back. Inside of the bank painted dark red. (JY). (Very Good - Excellent). 7 -1/2" x 5 -1/2"

Late 19th century "Trick Pony" mechanical cast iron bank. Horse head bobs to drop coin. Red and yellow painted surface with minor losses. 7.5in wide. 8in high.

This antique piece is marked on the vase with the patent information (Pat. Jan. 1901). It has been repainted as the steps are painted a red, the table is blue, and the rest is black with some details.

cast iron feeling, porcelain or enamel looking on the inside, red color and painted accents has a lot of wear on outside of spittoon

Mechanical Cast Iron Kicking Mule Bank. Green painted barn with brown roof and red trim, has a standing figure of a donkey facing into the entryway of a barn, when the lever is pressed the donkey leap

Place a coin on the platform and cock the players leg. Press the lever and the player kicks the coin into the goal. Base appears repainted. The reds on the goal have been over painted. (JY). (Very Goo

'Bill E. Grin' mechanical bank, circa 1915, executed in painted cast iron by the J. & E. Stevens Co., having a white ground with red and black accents, a coin inserted in head causes the eyes to roll