Object name: Coin bank / Function: 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Coin bank, accession number 3-32129, described as Polychrome and glazed ceramic coin bank in the shape of a pig/wild boar with a handle on its back.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin bank, accession number 3-30619, described as Ceramic figure of menacing deer with snakes for horns. Deer is painted brown and wears a white flower medallion necklace (6 medallions total); 2 Snakes atop of head (1 broken off) are orange with yellow spots. Deer is standing on all fours; mouth is painted red and open, with painted white teeth. Coin slot is on back.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin bank, accession number 3-32150, described as Polychromed and overglazed ceramic coin bank of bearded male figure with pointed hat standing behind a criss-cross fence-type structure.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin bank, accession number 3-30621, described as Ceramic figure of a mythical sun creature in the form of a coin bank. Large, circular, orange face with applied brow ridge, and eyes. Wide, open mouth with 4 sharp teeth sticking out, white tongue; left side of mouth is green. Face is completely bordered by human heads/ faces which are bordered by yellow leaves; backside is painted green. Stands on 3 red feet, on a triangular base; no body. Coin slot on top at back side.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin bank, accession number 3-32137, described as Polychrome and glazed ceramic coin bank of a sun-like face emerging from a flower pot with a black beard and mustache.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin bank, accession number 3-32110, described as Polychromed and overglazed ceramic coin bank of goddess figure with six arms sitting cross-legged on a round stool.

Hearst Museum object titled Coin bank, accession number 3-15870, described as Pottery "calabaso" squash money bank; 10" diam x 11 3/4" high, red slipped / (terracotta).