A clock	A figurine	A salt & pepper set
This is a pepper pot, but this figure was also made in a larger version for a tobacco jar	Another tobacco jar example	They also made Ooloo jars!
	Here are 3 examples of pin cushions with little china Bonzos on them.  The figures were German made, but where the cushions were added isn't know.

The fine china company Hutschenreuther factory made items that rivalled Royal Worcester for quality and detail and this particular piece is one of the rarer Bonzo pieces.  It has superb detail, down to the gold leaf collar & ball.  The Hutschenreuther Selb Bavaria lion mark in green is printed on the base.

Germany was also famed for making quality tin-plate toys, & when it came to Bonzo there was no exception. This lovely wind-up toy was made by the Guntherman company.

This is a highly collectable example of the German tin-plate production.  This wonderful bank was made by the Bavarian company Saalheimer Strauss.  To operate the bank, the lever on front is depressed, causing a large tongue to protrude and the eyes to lower. A coin is placed on the tongue and the lever raised. Parts return to position as shown in Figure 1 and the coin slides from the tongue on into the bank. Coins are removed by means of a key locking coin trap in the base. The short poem under the paws advises: Press the lever lightly, Watch my tongue appear, Save a penny nightly, Make your fortune here.