Exceptional cast iron rearing horse still bank. Clearly embossed "Made in Canada" on the base, this heavy, two-piece cast iron bank is a superior example of early 20th-century craftsmanship.

What sets this piece apart is its remarkable, high-retention original black paint finish. Unlike many items of this age that have been stripped or crudely repainted, this bank retains its authentic, factory-applied surface. You will observe honest, age-appropriate surface wear concentrated near the original assembly hardware—a key indicator of a genuine, untouched vintage artifact. Its robust construction, sculptural silhouette, and undisturbed patina make it a standout for collectors of equestrian memorabilia or high-end decorators seeking authentic period pieces.

Origin & Age

• Origin: Canada

• Construction: Two-piece cast iron, featuring interior assembly markings (2 and 3) to ensure correct factory alignment.

• Hardware: Retains the original period-appropriate flat-head screw.

• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with a high percentage of original black paint remaining. The finish displays a beautiful, undisturbed historical patina. Notable surface wear is concentrated in minor, age-appropriate scratches around the original assembly hardware, which serves as authentic evidence of its age and history. The two-piece construction is secure and sits level.

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