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Lot 244
Dell, Gold Key Funnies (1958-70). Alvin 17, Beep beep 918, Chip'n'Dale 23, Donald Duck 71, Flintstones 54, 57-59, Hi-Adventure Heroes 2, Laurel and Hardy 4, Loony Tunes 229, Mighty Mouse 167, Miss Peach 1, Mutt & Jeff 107, Nellie The Nurse 1304, Quick Draw McGraw 2, Raggedy Ann & Andy 4, Hanna Barbara Super TV Heroes 6, Uncle Scrooge 34, Walt Disney's Comics & Stories 240 and Yogi Bear 39 [gd+/vg/fn] (21). No Reserve
Lot 540
BRITAINS, TAYLOR AND BARRETT, and other lead Zoo Animals: excellent selection of figures to include crocodile, sea lion, 2 x polar bear, 4 x brown bear (incuding 2 x standing baby bears), 2 x seated chimpanzee, tortoise, zebra, 3 x panda (including 2 x baby pandas), 4 x lion etc. Together with 12 x zoo fencing panels. Mostly G-E condition, unboxed. (42)
Lot 84
6th-11th century AD. A mixed group comprising: the bow and foot of a small cruciform brooch; a hooked tag; an openwork bronze mount; an Urnes style strap end; an Anglo-Scandinavian harness mount; a stirrup mount of Class B with angled ledge; a mount fragment with facing bear-mask; a brooch pin with cranked finial; a square weight with three ring-and-dot motifs; a hollow beast-head finial; a beast-head strap end; four pin terminals, polyhedral and writhen types; three Anglo-Norman rectangular buckle plates with champ levé beasts; nine tongue-shaped strap ends with beast-head detailing; a Bronze Age(?) penannular ring. 201 grams total, 13-82mm (1/2 - 3 1/4"). Found Canterbury area, Kent, UK, 1980s.[28, No Reserve] Mainly fair condition.
Lot 334
Olympic Games Sapporo 1972. Official Mascot - Official mascot of the Olympic Winter Games in Sapporo 1972. The bobsleigh rider bear is a plastic savings box. There were four models of this mascot, all of which were numbered. This is number 3. The bear's head is moveable, complete size 10x4x9 cm. Extremely rare! Small signs of usage.
Lot 100
A resin figure of a bear, in the Black Forest manner, formed as a stick stand CONDITION REPORTS A significant chunk missing from the front rim of the dished area, various chips throughout and various moulding faults. A split to the back - possibly designed to resemble wood. General wear and scuffs and dirt.
Lot 214
A Staunton style chess set, housed in an early 20th Century oak cigarette box with plated cartouche and escutcheon CONDITION REPORTS All pieces have general wear. The Knights have some chips, and some other pieces have some chips. Four pieces bear a red crown mark (two Knights and two Castles). Box has general wear, knocks etc, conducive with age and use, the interior has been removed. Height of black king is approx 9.75cm, height of white king is approx 10cm. The white king is not marked and bears no makers mark. The undersides of all are covered in a bright green baize type material.
Lot 375
Little Folk ‘Little House on the Prairie’ Teddy Bear Family from the Stratford-Upon-Avon Teddy Bear Museum, the father and son dressed in matching dungarees - 27.5in (70cm) height of father; and mother and daughter in matching printed floral dresses with bonnets - lot 56 in Christie’s sale on 19th September 2007
Lot 401
An early British Teddy Bear, 1920s, with blonde mohair, black boot button eyes, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched heart shaped nose and mouth, swivel head and jointed limbs with brown cloth feet pads - 12 1/2in (31.5cm) high (some general wear and eyes possibly replaced); and an Armand Marseille 351 character baby with blue sleeping eyes and composition bent-limbed body - 14 1/2in (37cm) high
Lot 322
A rare Jakas (Australian) Teddy Bear, 1940s, with golden mohair, orange and black glass eyes, pronounced muzzle, replaced black stitching, central seam to face, fixed head, jointed limbs with cream leatherette pads, growler and printed label to inside left foot -By Jakas Regd. Design No. 37860? - 271?2in (70cm) high (damage to label, balding, small hole to chin and general wear)
Lot 349
A pre-war Steiff small monkey, circa 1910, with brown mohair, black glass eyes, felt face, ears, hands and feet, swivel head, jointed limbs and tiny FF button - 6 1/2in (16.5cm) high (faded, dusty and dry); a post-war Steiff Nikki jointed rabbit; a worn Schuco miniature Teddy Bear; and two bears
Lot 336
Two Chiltern Bears: a post-war Hugmee Teddy bear with pale golden mohair, orange and black glass eyes, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head and jointed with painted cloth pads - 19in (49cm) high (some general wear); and a late 1930s bear on all four from a wheeled toy with Hill logo label (worn and damaged)
Lot 303
A large British Teddy Bear, possibly Irish or Pedigree, with golden mixed plush, orange and black glass eyes with brown felt behind, black stitched nose and mouth, swivel head and jointed limbs with brown felt pads and bells in ears, 1950s - 27in (69cm) high (some general wear, a few bald patches and dusty)
Lot 329
An early British Teddy Bear, 1920s, with orange glass eyes with a darkened core, pronounced muzzle, black stitched nose with smiling mouth, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs and exaggerated hump - 16 1/2in (41cm) high (pads recovered, bald areas and general wear); and a Woolley & Wallis catalogue where this bear was originally sold
Lot 360
‘Sunny’, a Diem Teddy Bear, 1950s, with bright yellow mohair, clear and black glass eyes with brown painted backs, inset short blonde mohair muzzle and pads, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs and growler - 23 1/2in (59.6cm) high (very light wear); and Teddy Bears, a book by Judith Miller, where Sunny appears on page 183
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