-Victorian House- still bank c. 1898

"Victorian House," a cast iron still bank, is a charming example of American folk art from the late 19th century. Created by E. Stevens, the bank depicts a detailed, Victorian-era house, complete with decorative architectural details, a clock, and a functional coin slot on the roof. The bank exemplifies the popular trend in the late 1800s of using cast iron to create whimsical and functional objects, including piggy banks, toy trains, and other decorative items. It stands as a testament to the craftsmanship of the time, showcasing the intricate details and whimsical charm of American folk art.