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Two Piggy Banks

By PandaRammer, 2 November, 2013
Description

Hey everyone! I have these two adorable piggy banks but I have no clue where they are from. 

My great aunt collected many things and passed them along to me. I have always been fond of these little guys and have never been able to figure out who made them. 

I was wondering if anyone has ever seen a clone to them or maybe who made them. 

I would appreciate as much information as I can get.

 

The details. 

Two Piggy Banks. 

Both have a number on the bottom. 

The larger: 59

The Smaller: 29

I have looked everywhere for a signiture but have failed. 

I did notice on the small one it appears to say "US" or "USA" very small on the bottom

 

Unfortunatly that is all I know about these. I was wondering if you think they may be hand made by someone, if so why the numbers?

I'd also appreciate any theories on how old they may be or when they were made. 

Thanks,

Cherie

Category
Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium
Ceramic
Distinguishing marks
On the bottom of the large one a 59
Bottom of the small a 29

The small piggy has US or USA discreetly painted on it.
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
Large: Roughly 7inches tall by 5 inches wide
Small: Roughly 5 inches tall. by 3 inches wide
For Sale?
No
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