Nipper dog cast iron piggy bank "La voix de son maître" gramophone advertising

Measures : 6cmx14cm H:16cm 
This charming antique cast iron money box depicts the iconic dog "Nipper," the famous mascot of the RCA Victor brand from the early 20th century.
Nipper is shown sitting attentively, with his classic cream coat, black collar adorned with studs, and dark ears.
Likely manufactured between the 1920s and 1940s, these cast iron money boxes were often produced by Hubley or AC Williams, two brands renowned for their detailed molds and robust two-part construction (joined by a flat-head screw).
This example displays a beautiful original patina, subtle wear to the paint indicative of its age, and retains all the classic charm of the early 20th century.

• Material: Cast iron (two-part mold)
• Model: "Nipper," RCA terrier
• Period: Circa 1920-1940
• Origin: Probably Hubley or AC Williams
• Finish: Cream body, black collar adorned with studs, dark ears
• Condition: Good antique condition, showing normal signs of wear, surface patina, and minor scratches.
• Function: Money box (coin slot on the back).

An ideal collectible for enthusiasts of vintage advertising, cast iron, or dog figurines.