Hand-Painted Toys and Dolls

19th Century reverse painted glass game board. We share what we love, and we love this charming late 19th century reverse glass hand painted games board. With an aged worn surface...

Large cast iron, horse drawn fire toys (referred to as oversized) are much sought after by collectors. The piece becomes more in demand when it is all origina...

A fine quality therapeutic musical automaton clown toy in wonderful vintage condition. Features porcelain head, hands and feet. Made in France during the ...

This American cast iron bank known as "Organ Bank" (Boy and girl), was manufactured by Kyser & Rex Company, Frankford, Pennsylvania in 1882. It conforms exa...

Miniature Geschutz Vienna bronze "Elephant Family" sculpture, circa 1890 Wonderful elephant family with some remnants of paint. Dimensions: 4" wi...

19th century Georg Heyde painted metal cats with shaking heads, circa 1890s A charming pair of ladies on a bench. One is knitting and the other is...

Nice set of four midcentury "Beatles" bobble head figures by Car Mascot, circa 1964. The figurines are made of papier mâché and hand painted.; overall, th...

This finely detailed hand painted, heavy cast aluminum still bank depicts a whimsical Santa Claus running around in a brightly painted green race car delivering toys. Santa is in red and white; gold painted circular vents and radiator decorate the hood. Coins are deposited in the slot provided in the center of the front hood (see image). Coins are removed by undoing the slotted screw that holds the bank together on the side next to the door. This screw has never been turned and the bank has never been taken apart to remove coins. This American made toy savings bank was made in 1987 (see image with embossed marking on the inside of the tire) by the Reynolds Toy Company of Falls Church, Virginia. They specialized in the manufacture of well made cast iron penny banks. You will not see them all over the place as only 100 examples were produced. This example is stamped #98 (see image). The bank is in mint condition. Dimensions: 5" long x 2" wide x 3" high Other embossed markings "Reynolds" and "USA" are seen on the inside of the tires (see images). This is from my own personal collection. I am a leading specialist in the field of antique coin banks...

Whimsical cast iron horse drawn articulated toy that depicts a clown who, when rolled across a flat surface, fans himself by waving his right arm back...

The term "spelter" refers to a zinc/lead metal compound used to pour and make castings. Because of the thinness of the castings there is great detail to the subject matter of these banks. Spelter banks...

This hand-painted cast iron floor toy was pushed or pulled along the floor with a string tied to the front of the whale. Jonah moves up and down and back and forth, and in so doing h...

This charismatic turn of the century American cast iron floor toy (children rolled it around on the floor by hand) made by the Hubley Manufacturing Company in Lancaster, Pennsylvania...