Heavy Cast Iron Bank Negro Butler

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Heavy Cast Iron Bank Negro Butler - African American

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Heavy Cast Iron Bank Negro Butler - African American

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Sold Date:04/05/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Ethnic, Folk & Native American Art

Heavy cast iron bank stands nearly 6" inches tall. Depicts a black butler-type gentleman. Item came from estate sale of which I am dispersing. Made of 2 piece cast iron, held together in back with phillips-head screw or bolt. Not certain of date, but estate is for an elderly couple. Will ship immediately for you.

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