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Lot 80
Richmond - an early Steiff Teddy Bear circa 1910, with golden mohair, black boot button eyes, pronounced clipped muzzle, remains of black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs, hump and inoperative growler —16in. (40.5cm.) high (some holes, especially to tip of muzzle and right arm, pads recovered, bald spots and general wear) - No.774 purchased from Christie’s South Kensington 17th May 2001
Lot 81
Draycott - an early Steiff Teddy Bear circa 1910, with golden mohair, black boot button eyes, pronounced clipped muzzle, restitched black nose and mouth, swivel head, jointed limbs with replaced felt pads, hump, growler and FF underscored button —20 1/2in. (51cm.) high (front of muzzle neatly replaced, bald spots to face and chest, general wear and thinning) - No.627 purchased from Christie’s South Kensington 25th May 2000
Lot 82
Beneta Brown - an early Steiff Teddy Bear circa 1908, with blonde mohair, black boot button eyes, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs, hump, inoperative growler, white dress and diamanté articulated teddy bear pendant —14in. (35.5cm.) high (balding and wear, faded, pads recovered) - No. 3714 purchased from the Malvern Collection 14th May 2015
Lot 83
Bingham Hall - a small early Steiff Teddy Bear circa 1909, with blonde mohair, black boot button eyes, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs with felt pads, hump, inoperative side squeaker and FF underscored button in ear —10in. (25.5cm.) high (replaced right ear, some stitched repaired to body, three darned pads and general wear) - No. 664 purchased from a Cirencester Auction 25th August 2000
Lot 90
A rare Chiltern Pindar Panda teddy bear 1930s, with white mohair head and lower body, black velvet chest and jointed limbs, white and black googly eyes, felt discs behind, felt ears, black stitched nose, white stitched claws and inoperative squeaker —12 1/2in. (32cm.) high (slight thinning and wear) - No. 1277 - Pindar the Panda is a character created and written by Peter Howard, and illustrated by David Low, the political cartoonist. Pindar's story appeared in London's Evening Standard newspaper each day in the late 1930s.
Lot 91
Augustus Alden - a large fine 1930s Chiltern Teddy Bear, with golden mohair, clear and black glass eyes with brown painted backs, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with velvet pads, card lined feet, hump and inoperative squeaker -27in. (68.5cm.) high (missing half an eye and needs a clean) - No. 2568 purchased from Pembridge Auctions 3rd August 2009, Alden means ‘Wise, Old Friend’
Lot 92
Bremner - a rare Chiltern frosted brown mohair Teddy Bear 1930s, with clear and black glass eyes with remains of brown painted backs, pronounced muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with velvet pads, card lined feet, hump and inoperative squeaker —20in. (51cm.) high (balding to top of head and toe tips, some general wear and thinning, some fading) - No. 871 purchased from Brightwells 27th February 2002 and is named after Susan’s first friend Olga Bremner
Lot 93
A post-war Chiltern Ting-A-Ling style Teddy Bear, with golden mohair, orange and black glass eyes, pronounced short mohair muzzle and tops of feet, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs and inoperative growler —16in. (40.5cm.) high (feet pads recovered, some general wear and thinning) - this is a non-chiming version of the bear
Lot 95
Old Barney - a large German Teddy Bear 1910-20s, with golden mohair, flat black boot button eyes, pronounced muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with replaced felt pads, pointed hump, refurbished growler, recent Lederhosen embroidered Barney and felt hat —29 3/4in. (76cm.) high (pads replaces, ears probably replaced, balding to legs and chest, and general wear) - purchased from an auction in Barnard Castle, a handwritten note with him speculates his life’s journey and the fact he had suffered from a dog attack, Susan lovingly restored him and found some early printed matter in his long growler, which were dated 1907 and 1912, all this information is held in a shoulder bag
Lot 97
A small Teddy Bear 1910-20s, with golden mohair, tinplate boot button eyes, pronounced muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, slotted in ears, swivel head, jointed limbs with felt pads and inoperative growler —10in (25.5cm.) high (head set wonky, some general wear and thinning) - No.3152 purchased from Ward Auctions 24th November 2012
Lot 98
Mapperton and Abbotsbury - two German Teddy Bear Cub twins 1930s, both with golden mohair, clear and black glass eyes, inserted white wool plush muzzles and fronts of feet, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head and pin-jointed limbs with felt pads —8in. (20.5cm.) high (one pad missing and general wear and thinning) - No.4170 and 4171 purchased on-line 26th October 2016 from Bridport, Dorset and named after two local gardens
Lot 99
Hanbury Hall - a Terrys Teddy Bear 1915-20, with blonde mohair, large clear and black eyes, pronounced clipped muzzle, remains of black stitched nose, mouth and claws, large cupped ears, swivel head, jointed limbs with cloth pads, card lined feet, hump and inoperative growler —20 3/4in. (53cm.) high (split arm, patched wrists and feet, genera wear and thinning, arms lack stuffing and cracked eye) - No. 2080 bought from Brightwells Auctions 16th May 2007
Lot 3595
AMMENDED DESCRIPTIONSmall silver items to include silver and enamel topped ring box and scent bottle, another scent bottle, embossed match box cover, mirror, pill box, silver cased pocket watch with wooden stand, miniature silver teddy bear by Gibson & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1994, shoe horn and presentation tea spoon
Lot 1167
Two Steiff teddy bears, 660092 Toots Thielemans Bear, white mohair, wearing black felt jacket with mouth organ in pocket, limited edition 630 of 1500, height 33cm, boxed with certificate, and boxed 656194 Teddybar Steiff Sommer 2006, gold mohair, limited edition 402 of 2006, height 26cm, with swing tag, boxed. (2)
Lot 182
Carl Borromäus Andreas Ruthart, 1630 – 1703GemäldepaarBÄRENHATZ Öl auf Leinwand. Doubliert.54,5 x 68 cm.Jeweils links unten signiert „Ruthart“.In vergoldetem Profilrahmen.Von außergewöhnlich hoher Qualität ist dieses Gemäldepaar, das als Pendants gearbeitet ist. Jeweils eine hügelige Landschaft vorstellend mit akzentuierter Beleuchtung und in Bewegung versetztem Gewässer. Vor bewölktem Himmel und repoussoirhaft wirkendem Baumbestand jeweils eine Gruppe von Jagdhunden mehrere Bären reißend. Fell, Ausdruck und Bewegung sind genau beobachtet, sicherlich in zahlreichen Studien vorbereitet und auf Leinwand gebannt. Ruthart war zunächst in Antwerpen tätig, bevor er nach Wien und dann 1672 nach Italien ging. Seine besonders in Deutschland geschätzten Tiergruppen wurden nicht selten in Landschaften von Wilhelm Schubert van Ehrenberg gesetzt, mit dem er zusammenarbeitete. (1340011) (13)Carl Borromäus Andreas Ruthart,1630 – 1703A pair of paintingsBEAR HUNTOil on canvas. Relined.54.5 x 68 cm.Each signed lower left “Ruthart“.In profiled, gilt frame.
Lot 942
Skelett eines Höhlenbären (Ursus spelaeus)Maße mit Basis: 254 x 102 x 115 cm. Maße ohne Basis: 248 x 102 x 102 cm.Ukraine, Pleistozän, 60.000 Jahre alt.Dieser riesige Höhlenbär, der bis zu 2,5 Meter groß wurde, fesselt die Fantasie mit seiner furchteinflößenden Präsenz. Der Name Höhlenbär leitet sich von einer Fülle von Fossilien ab, die in Höhlen konserviert wurden, in denen die Bären vermutlich ihren Winterschlaf hielten. Dieses bemerkenswert gut erhaltene Exemplar ist zu über 90 % vollständig erhalten und wurde nur leicht restauriert. Der erwachsene Höhlenbär ist auf einer speziell angefertigten, schwarzen Basis in einer wilden Kampfhaltung montiert.Ursus spelaeus lebte vermutlich das ganze Jahr über in Höhlen und war etwa 30 % größer als der heutige Durchschnittsbär, mit einer höheren Stirn und weniger Prämolaren. Diese beeindruckende Kreatur war eng mit dem modernen Braunbären verwandt. Höhlenbären waren für die Neandertaler von großer Bedeutung, die Bären jagten und ihre Überreste bei rituellen Praktiken verwendeten. Höhlenbären waren vor dem Höhepunkt der letzten Eiszeit vor 25.000 Jahren weit verbreitet und haben möglicherweise bis vor 12.000 Jahren gelebt. (†) (1341257) (13)Skeleton of a cave bear (Ursus spelaeus)Dimensions incl. stand: 254 x 102 x 115 cm. Dimensions excl. stand: 248 x 102 x 102 cm.Ukraine, Pleistocene, 60,000 years old.Standing up to 2.5 meters tall, this giant cave bear captures the imagination with its forbidding presence. The name cave bear derives from a wealth of fossils preserved in caves where the bears are believed to have hibernated. This remarkably well-preserved example is over 90% complete and has only been slightly restored. (†)
Lot 352
A pair of 19th Century Chinese coral red decorated porcelain bowls of inverted bell form, raised on a circular foot, the main body decorated with lotus medallion and scrolling foliage, bear six character "Jongzheng" mark to base (one with large hairline crack, the other very damaged but pieces extant) 7 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Bowl 1 - with two sections dislodged, previously mended but have come loose. One large firing crack and firing faults to the base. See images for further detail. Bowl 2 - large firing crack vertically from the rim towards the centre, visible particularly from the inside, not so much from the outside. Small firing fault / dot to one flower. See images for further detail.
Lot 702
Warwickshire Militia Officer’s Shoulder Belt Plate 1840-55. A fine Officer’s Shoulder Belt Plate 1840-55, rectangular silvered back plate with gilt crowned garter, to the centre silvered roped bear, below gilt scroll ‘Warwick’, complete with usual hook and studs to the rear, very good condition £500-£700
Lot 798
An S.S. Allach Porcelain Berlin Bear. A beautiful example of the Berlin bear, all in white standing 200mm in height, having the classic SS Allach logo fired into the glaze with the designers name F. Nagy as part of the mould. The piece is in a entirely undamaged condition, it has never been repaired, very good condition £600-£800 --- In the history of Allach porcelain, the manufacture was created by the SS in 1935 to demonstrate to the world the high quality of German artisans, especially in porcelain manufacture. Created by Heinrich Himmler in the small village of Allach, which is right next to the Dachau Concentration Camp, they produced a huge series of political and military figures as well as many animals, many in white and very few in colour.
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