Cockatoo Bank, Shortbeaked Spelter Bank

Germany - Ca. 1920's - 4 3/4" Tall.

Retains trick lock. Has minor repairs to the hinge. (JY). 5" T.

Cockatoo Cast Metal Still Bank Antique cast metal spelter Cockatoo Still Bank with original cast iron trap and key. Strong bold vivid paint. Circa 1930’s -40’s. Excellent condition. 5 1/8” H. x

Finished in Black & White Bank. Germany - 1920's - 4 1/4" Tall. Illustrated as #153 in PGSB.

German - 1920 - 2.25" T Another cute and rare German spelter bank. Excellent Plus Condition.

Germany - Circa 1910's - 4 1/2" Tall. Shown as #63 in the Peirce Book. From the Collection of Hubert Whiting. From the Collection of Norm Bowers. At this time, we know of no other example of this humo

Germany - Circa Late 1910's. Illustrated as #81 in PGSB.

Germany - 1910's - 3 1/4" Long.

Germany - 1910's - 5 1/2" Tall. Illustrated as #452-A in PGSB.

1238. COTTAGE SPELTER BANK | Provenance: The Willet Collection. | 4" h. | Some non-offensive chips from handling, (Excellent to Pristine Condition) | $1,500 - $2,500

Germany - Circa 1920's. Illustrated as #72 in PGSB.

Germany, hand painted example, quite desirable, great depiction and molding effects, roof lifts open, key lock. 2 7/8" h.

German - 1930 - 4.5" Tall. Reference: PGSB #421. We have never seen another example of this bank.

George Heyde Co. German - 1925 - 3" T Spelter

Spelter Head on Tin Collar. Germany - Circa 1920's.

Germany, scarce hand painted example, amusing depiction of animals forming ladder atop barrel. 5 3/8" h.

George Hedye Co. German - 1920 - 3 3/8" T Spelter and Tin

Actual Historic Drag Performer. Germany - Circa Late 1920's.

"A Present from Ambles". Germany - 1910's - 5 1/4" Tall.

Germany - Circa Late 1910's. Illustrated as #329 in PGSB.

1288. CHIMNEY SWEEP SPELTER BANK | Provenance: The Willet Collection. | 5" h. | Professionally Restored. | $400 - $700

Germany - 1920 - 3 1/4" Tall. A poignant moment in which a mother bear appears to feed her cub with great tenderness.

Germany - 1920's - 4 3/8" Tall.

Germany - 1910's - 3 7/8" Tall. Illustrated as #600 in PGSB. Frederick ruled Prussia from 1740 until his death in 1786. He is known for his military success in the Silesian wars and for his commitment