$174 / item
Aladdin Brass Piggy Bank
Located in Firenze, FI
Keep your money safe and stylish with our brass piggy bank. Its charming design and high-quality construction make it a great addition to any home decor.
Brass
English Brass Piggy Bank
Located in New York, NY
English Brass Piggy Bank. 11" wide x 7.25" tall x 3.5" deep.
Brass
1920s ANTIQUE DECORATIVE BRASS PiGGY BANK
Located in Pulborough, GB
We are delighted to offer for sale this Lovely 1920s Antique Brass Piggy Bank. The piggy bank would resemble an actual pig with all the features that the animal has, such as ears,...
Brass
Brass Elephant Piggy Bank
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Elephant piggy bank sculpture. The brass sculpture has a slit at the top which allows you to drop in coins and cash.
Brass
Heavy Pig Brass Metal Money Box Piggy Bank, Vintage, 1950s
Located in Nuernberg, DE
Gorgeous vintage metal money bank. A beautiful decorative item, with nice patina. Made in Europe, circa 1960s. Nice addition to any collection, desktop, living room or children's roo...
Metal
Piggy Bank "Fish" by Carl Auböck
By Werkstätte Carl Auböck
Located in Vienna, AT
Piggy bank "Fish" No. 4946 designed 1962 by Carl Auböck comes with the original lock and one key walnut wood, polished brass and synthetical bristles signed: Auböck logo, MADE IN AUS...
Brass
Ben Seibel for Jenfredware Brass Piggy Bank
By Ben Seibel
Located in New York, NY
Nice original condition with label and stopper in tact.
Brass
Antique Egg Shaped 750 Silver Piggy Bank with Guard Dog and Lock
Located in Victoria, BC
An Antique 19th century Egg Shaped 750 Silver Piggy Bank with Guard Dog and Lock. Likely American made in the Northeast, this unusual piece features an egg shaped piggy bank with a l...
Silver, Brass
English Brass Piggy Bank
Located in New York, NY
English Brass Piggy Bank. 10.5" wide x 5" tall x 3" deep.
Brass
Mid-Century Brass Piggy Bank
Located in San Diego, CA
A very cool mid-century brass piggy bank, circa 1970s. The bank is in good vintage condition and measures 12.5"W x 4"D x 6"H.
Brass
Mid-Century Brass Piggy Bank
Located in San Diego, CA
A very cool mid-century brass piggy bank, circa 1970s. The bank is in good vintage condition and measures 10.5"W x 3"D x 5"H.
Brass
Ben Seibel Jenfred ware brass piggy bank sculpture
By Ben Seibel
Located in Sarasota, FL
An original mid-century modern piggy bank, crafted in the shape of a pig, designed by renowned artist Ben Seibel for Jenfredware.
Metal
Vintage Scandinavian Modern Teak Piggy Bank
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Vintage Scandinavian Modern Teak Piggy Bank. brass peg removed, and head come out to take out the coins.
Teak
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H 11.42 in W 10.24 in D 3.94 in
Carl Auböck Fish Money Box Piggy Bank, Wood Brass, Austria, 1960s
By Werkstätte Carl Auböck
Located in Hausmannstätten, AT
A money box in the form of a fish made of walnut, brass and horse hair designed by Carl Auböck, manufactured by Carl Auböck workshop in midcentury, Vienna, circa 1960. An authentic ...
Brass
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H 12 in W 9 in D 4 in
Carl Auböck Mid-Century Fish Piggy Bank, Brass, Walnut, Bristle, Austria, 1960s
By Werkstätte Carl Auböck
Located in Vienna, AT
A beautiful sculptural modernist piggy bank / money or savings box in the shape of a fish.
Brass
Whimsical Coconut Shell Bank, circa 1960
Located in Brooklyn, NY
An amusing coconut shell piggy bank with brass feet and mini padlock. A finely-crafted and unique conversation piece.
Brass
Ben Seibel for Jenfredware Brass Piggy Bank
By Ben Seibel
Located in New York, NY
Ben Seibel for Jenfredware Brass Piggy Bank This item is located at our 1stdibs booth in the New York Design Center at 200 Lexington on the 10th floor booth number 1005.
Brass
Brass Piggy Bank
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Manufactured by Dodge Inc.
During The Middle Ages, in about the fifteenth century, metal was expensive and seldom used for household wares. Instead, dishes and pots w...
Early 20th Century Brass Piggy Bank
Located in London, GB
An early 20th century brass piggy bank.
Brass
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