STILL BANK - GENERAL BUTLER - J&E STEVENS

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut circa 1880's. This is a caricature of Union General Benjamin Butler. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Condition. Missing base plate / trap. Crack in right corner of

J&E Stevens Co., CT, cast iron, circa 1880’s, whimsical cast portrayal of General Butler with frog’s body and man’s head, fully hand painted in shades of green, satirizes presidential hopeful wh

J&E Stevens Co., CT, cast iron, circa 1880’s, whimsical cast portrayal of General Butler with frog’s body and man’s head, fully hand painted in shades of yellow & green, satirizes presidential h

By J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Ct. - Circa 1880's. Ex - Alvin Goldstein Collection. Union General Benjamin Butler is satirized as a disembodied human head on the body of a frog because of his i

cast iron, this is one of the most desirable of all still banks. General “Spoons” Butler was an unscrupulous Union General noted to have pillaged the South of its silver. Crack at jaw. 6 1/4th" h.

1487. GENERAL BUTLER STILL BANK | Traces of old overpaint in areas. | 6.5" l.

General Butler Bank, CI, M54, 6 1/2", "D" rated, crack in face, Stevens trap broken

VINTAGE STILL BANKS! GENERAL TRAIN, THE MINUTE MAN SHAKER SAVINGS, THE SPIRIT OF '76 SHAKER SAVINGS, BAKER ELECTRIC 1910! COPPER TONED METAL BANKS!

(2) Cast Iron Still Banks J.E. Stevens Hall's Excelsior Monkey Bank, State Bank: Hall's Excelsior monkey head missing inside lid measures 5.25". State bank measures 4".

Still Bank Buildings and Safe. Tin Camp Bank, Plastic Independence Hall Bank, Porcelain over cast iron Bank, and worn Novelty bank missing the teller. Stevens Burglar Proof Safe Bank and Metal State s

These are great antique still banks in the form of safes and one house. Some are marked Kenton on the bottom and a couple are J&E Stevens. All are ornate, some with filigree.

General Butler Bank, CI - (Guy W)

Very early and intricate cast iron still bank attributed to Thomas Swan with J.E. Stevens attributed as the maker. The Cast Iron Building Bank book notes it as 213-B and it was manufactured circa 1873

Cast Iron Cupola Still Bank by J&E Stevens. Circa 1872. Japanned finish. 4-1/4"h. Condition: Very good.

General Butler Bank, CI, M54, "E" Rated

General Butler Bank, Lead, No bottom, First example we have seen in lead.

340. MULTICOLOR STATE BANK STILL BANK | J. & E. Stevens, US. 5.5"

576. LARGE CUPOLA STILL BANK | J&E Stevens Co. | 5.5" h. | (Excellent to Pristine Condition) | $300 - $500

578. SMALL CROWN STILL BANK | J&E Stevens Co. | 3.5" h. | Replaced screw, paint in (Pristine Condition) | $600 - $900

577. LARGE CROWN STILL BANK | J&E Stevens Co. | 5" h. | (Excellent to Pristine Condition) | $400 - $600

425. BATTLESHIP KENTUCKY STILL BANK | J & E Stevens 10" l.

1313. BURGLAR PROOF HOUSE SAFE STILL BANK | J&E Stevens Co. | 6" h. | Shiny finish, all original (Pristine to Near Mint Condition) | $600 - $900

1038. BATTLESHIP OREGON STILL BANK | J. & E. Stevens Co., circa 1902. Provenance: Max Berry Collection. 10 1/2" h.

424. MEDIUM CUPOLA STILL BANK | J. & E. Stevens, US. 4.5"