Lrg Vintage Anchor Hocking 5” Marigold Carnival Glass Pig Piggy Coin Bank, 1950. STOP! This little piggy loves coins, but you don’t have to break the bank to get them out. No, this little piggy doesn’t have a stopper, they weren’t made that way, but all you have to do is use the end of a butter knife to retrieve whatever coins you fed him. Moving the blade of the butter knife back and forth moves the coins and they’ll fall back out of the coin slot. It might be faster to break the bank, but why do such a drastic thing to such a beautiful piece? Beginning in the 1950s, Anchor Hocking produced a selection of glass piggy banks during a time for frugal savings, so keep this one and continue to pass it down through the generations. Measuring approximately 5” tall, 7” long, and 4.5” wide, this loveable piggy is in Great Vintage condition. There is one small flaw on his cheek, but I can’t determine if it’s a chip or not. Preloved. Please see photos.

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