-Elephant with Howdah c. 1912s - 1922s

This cast iron mechanical bank, created by the A.C. Williams Company, is a charming depiction of an elephant adorned with a howdah, a seat used for riding. This whimsical object, dating back to the early 20th century, was likely intended for children's play and serves as a testament to the enduring popularity of the elephant as a symbol of strength and good fortune. The detailed craftsmanship of the piece showcases the artistry of the A.C. Williams Company, known for producing high-quality cast iron toys.