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To start with: see my site www.2. piggybanks.nl. I am also in the Hall of Fame, I am Gert Deelman. Since 2012 my collection of piggy banks has grown up to 900 items.
The piggy banks I show you are part French and par German. The French ones, two with the bag and one with the sailor cap are old.
With the bag: From "Manufacture de faiences en porcelaines St Amand, Hamages et Orchies", 1900- 1934. High 12 and 9 cm.
With the sailor cap: Plaster, potter unknown. 1900's. High 19,5 cm.
The other two are German. The white one is from 1900, the big nose is from 1930's.
Piggy BanksPiggy banks get their name from an orange-colored clay called pygg, which w…