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    ANTIQUE MECHANICAL BANK

    320,00 €

    Mechanical bank, 1896, made by J.E. Stevens Company, USA.

    An intriguing hand-painted cast iron mechanical bank that operates using a simple hand mechanism. The design allows you to place a coin in the figure’s palm. When you press the lever, the mechanism moves the coin up to the figure’s mouth, retracts the tongue, winks, and the coin is “eaten.” These mechanical banks are highly sought-after collectibles, combining a playful function with decorative appeal.

    The J.E. Stevens Company, founded in Connecticut, gained fame for producing a variety of cast iron mechanical banks. Their banks are highly valued for their durability, innovative mechanisms, and distinctive designs.

    Dimensions: 21 x 17 x 14 cm

    Weight: 2.4 kg

    The bank is in good condition.

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    Weight 2,4 kg
    Dimensions 21 × 17 × 14 cm
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