Dog Bank

Early 20thc original black & white painted dog bank in fine condition.This is most unusual bank.

This early 20thc original painted cast iron "Nipper" dog bank.Comes from a private toy collection.

Early 20Thc original painted dog bank in fine condition.This penny bank is in fine condition.This is the Victrola dog named Nipper!

This led to a British declaration of war in 1780, a blockade of the Dutch coast and, ultimately, to the naval battle at the Dogger Bank in 1781. The Dutch fleet commander Johan Zoutm...

He is best remembered for his role in the Battle of Dogger Bank in 1781, one of the most celebrated Dutch naval engagements of the eighteenth century.

18th century Dutch silver scent box On top a Depiction of Vice Admiral Zoutman The victor of the Dogger Bank Battle Made by Dirk Hoep 1782 H1.3 in. x W1.1 in. x D1.1 in.

French Majolica Money or Coin Bank Dog Circa 1900.

This American cast iron bank known as "Organ Bank" (Cat and Dog), was manufactured by Kyser & Rex Company, Frankford, Pennsylvania in 1882.

Antique American (early 20th Century) cast iron coin bank in the form of a dog with head cocked to the side, painted in white and black with a red collar.

A charming vintage metal money bank dating from the 1960s, featuring a wonderfully aged patina that highlights its authentic character and timeless appeal. Crafted in Europe, this de...

Beautiful vintage piggy bank in the shape of a seated dog, crafted in silver-plated metal during the 1930s.

An antique cast iron bulldog piggy bank. Created in the 1920s, this piece is painted in brown and cream. And would make a fabulous addition to a nursery or child's room. A slot is lo...

Press down on the lever in front of the girl and the girl moves her arm downward dropping the coin into the bank while the trap door opens and the dog opens his mouth and wags it's t...

Early 20thc Hubley Boston Terrier dog door stop / bank.The paint is very good and fine condition.

Three swans swim in the river near a black dog on the left bank. Willem Troost I (1684–1752) was a pupil of Johannes Glauber between 1704 and 1709.

A barefoot French country-girl leans against a wood post fence while her dog stands on the bank of a stream. In the background, a man follows a cow across an arched bridge over the s...