Antique Cast Iron Cupola Building Still Bank, Unmarked, Late 1800s-Early 1900s

A cast iron cupola-form still bank, unmarked, in the classic American "building bank" style produced by numerous foundries, J. & E. Stevens, A.C. Williams, and Kenton among them, from the 1870s through the early 1900s. Raised "BANK" lettering spans the front facade above a pilastered doorway and steps, flanked by paned windows, with a diamond-cut cupola crowned by a finial cap.

Unmarked and without documented maker attribution, but a well-proportioned, complete example of the form. See Condition Notes below for detail.