Cast iron coin bank depicting a Boston Terrier, one of America's most recognizable companion dog breeds. Known for their distinctive black-and-white "tuxedo" markings and alert expression, Boston Terriers became extremely popular during the late 19th and early 20th centuries and were frequently featured in cast iron banks, doorstops, and decorative figures.
Dog-form banks were a common novelty item during the golden age of cast iron collectibles, combining practical coin storage with decorative appeal. This example captures the characteristic stance and markings of the breed, making it a charming addition to any dog or cast iron collection.
Solid cast iron construction with hand-painted finish.
