Antique Pottery Banks

Dated: 1840 Mexbrough Yorkshire England Antique pottery money bank in the form of a Wesleyan Chapel located in Mexborough Yorkshire.

PENNSYLVANIA REDWARE POTTERY BANK. ALL HANDMADE AND ORIGINAL PAINT. GOOD CONDITION WITH A MINOR CHIP IN BASE.

Green French tole monteith style bowl filled with a collection of English hand painted pottery banks and fruits. The ten piece collection is made up of 6 fruit banks and 4 decorativ...

Pair of 19th c Pottery Piggy-bank as doves

American pottery still bank in the shape of a pig, used for saving coins (usually pennies) to encourage children the importance of thrift.

Majolica pitcher, bamboo pattern, England, 1875. Vibrantly glazed Japanese inspired design of bamboo fronds on basket weave ground. Manufactured by Banks & Thorley, Hanley, England, ...

A French glazed majolica chicken bank from the 19th century, with wicker style base. Created in France during the 19th century, this glazed majolica bank depicts a chicken laying on ...

Circa 1900 this vintage industrial bank of drawers was sourced from Quimper in Northern Brittany.

A scarce antique French majolica figural penny bank in the form of a cat’s head, made at the Orchies pottery, circa 1890-1910.

Mrs. Fannie M Banks For Cincinnati Pottery Club (American, 19th century) Circa 1879.

Flow blue stone china plate, 1822-1841, by Swan Bank pottery, England. The plate features "R. Hall's Select Views.

19th century Staffordshire dog bank from England in black and white with hand painted decoration.

The distinctive black and grey printed pattern is called "Poppy" It was made by the firm of Beech & Hancock who operated the Swan Bank Pottery, Burslem Staffordshire, England betw...

This vintage sponge ware pottery pig bank sits on four legs and has a cork in the bottom of the bank.

20Thc Blue & white sponge ware piggy bank from New England. The condition is very good with a cork in the base.

Antique sponge ware piggy bank in fine condition. Missing cork from base and in very good condition.

Holdcroft established Sutherland Pottery at Daisy Bank, Langton, Staffordshire in 1870.

A graduated set of three English majolica pitchers modeled as sacks with rope accents, Joseph Holdcroft for The Sutherland Pottery at Daisy Bank, Langton, Staffordshire, circa 1870.

A rare and decorative piece, increasingly rare as many of these pottery banks would have been broken to extract the savings.

Antique period pottery Wesleyian Chapel money box bank Mexborough pottery Yorkshire.

A rare and charming pottery money bank with a bird perched on top. The money box is inscribed " Maria Hopkins 1860" and "a present from Wm.Squire Bickerton.

Antique pottery figure of a bird in the form of a money box bank.

Ceramic coin bank in the form of a lion with a painted green base, Denmark (probably Bornholm), circa 1880. From a private collection.

A 19th century American blue painted red ware pottery barrel-form bank. With its beautiful color, patina and form, this ceramic coin bank is a beautiful decorative object which reads...