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Click here to subscribeA small 1930s Chiltern Hugmee teddy bear, with light golden mohair, clear and black glass eyes, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with velvet pads, card-lined feet, slight hump and inoperative squeaker -11 3/4in. (30cm.) high (wear and thinning, faded and pad seam open at right wrist)
A 1st world war larger size Soldier teddy bear, with blonde mohair, black headed glass pin eyes, pipe-cleaner eyes, pronounced muzzle, swivel head and pin-jointed limbs -5 3/4in. (14.5cm.) high (some wear and thinning) with a wicker chair - part of the Mary Milne collection and comes with label ‘Little Bear given to my Aunt 1908’
A rare Roullet & Decamps walking and rearing bear, papier-mâché covered in brown fur, clear and black glass eyes with brown painted backs, open mouth with bone teeth and red felt lining, wire muzzle with chain and bells, carved wooden feet, keywind mechanism causing the bear to walk on all fours and then rear up on hind legs with key -10in. (25.5cm.) long (some fur replaced)
A rare Steiff polar bear with ball-jointed neck 1908-1917, with white mohair, black boot button eyes, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, ball jointed neck allowing the head to rotate, jointed legs with felt pads and inoperative squeaker -9in. (23cm.) long (some thinning and wear, nibbles to pads and a few strands missing from nose)
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT - PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS BEAR IS CIRCA 1906, NOT 1904 AS IN CATALOGUE. A rare large Steiff centre-seam teddy bear circa 1904, with cinnamon mohair, black boot button eyes, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs with felt pads, card lined feet, hump, body part soft stuffed and blank button in ear -28in. (71cm.) high (front faded to golden, three holes in heel of right foot pads, slight matting and two strands broken and a few missing on nose stitching); and a reprint of an original photographs showing Teddy with his family - the childhood toy of the Coghill seven daughters, family history says that Teddy was brought from America in 1907 and was played with by Nellie (1892-1971), Nina (1897-1982), Jessie Florence (1904-1994), Louise (1906-1984), Agnes (1908-2002), Marion (1910-1979) and Nancy (1911-84) - the photograph was taken in 1914 on the 80th birthday of their mother Helen Coghill (1834-1918) - Teddy remained in family for 87 with Florence, who then decided to sell him to raise money for the Wick Parish Church Fund, at this stage it was realised he was valuable and a cousin decided to buy him for a four figure sum to keep him in the family, it is this cousin Elizabeth who is now selling him
Two artist teddy bears, a Mary George Bears limited edition Savannah Blythe, 2 of 4 with card tag, aged white mohair, felt pads and wearing off white dress; and a Beau Bear artist teddy bear, swivel head, jointed limbs with suede pads and a distinctive cross stitch to foot pad --13in. (33cm.) high
Three small artist teddy bears, comprising Ernest by Sindie Smith, 1 of 1 with card tag, swivel head, fully jointed limbs and matted mohair; O'Be Joyful Bears Clauid with card and ear tags; and Mr Chump & Friends Poppy with card tags, wearing a blue cardigan with teddy bear badge --13 1/2in. (35cm.) high
Great Britain, 1880 Thorbecke's Cigarettes trade token, obv; bear in centre, facing with paws folded, smoking pipe, lettering either side on ribbon, rev; inner circle containing scroll at top, 12-line inscription interspersed with numbers and a bracket, lowest line curved, together with various other trade tokens and commemortive coin/medallions to include 1852 Quebec Bank one penny token, 1790 Edinburgh halfpenny, 1812 British Copper Company Rolling Mills at Walthamstow, P.O. Telegraphs Messengers, Thos. Cook & Son Ludgate Circus, R. Neal 19 Percival St. Official Salesman six pence, 1905 Earls Court Giginatic Wheel, Lloyds Weekly Newspaper Three Pence, 1792 Lancaster halfpenny, 1794 Bungay halfpenny, One halfpenny Payable at St Helena by Solomon, Dickson and Taylor, G. Caitling Leverington 1 1/2d and Norwich Dunham & Yallop halfpenny etc.
The Royal Mint, 2008 United Kingdom Coinage Royal Shield of Arms Proof Collection No.6841, cased with certificate in card outer box, together with a 1965 Churchill eight coin set, Battle of Waterloo 200 folder (only Prince George example present), various 50 pence pieces to include Paddington Bear, Mr Jeremy Fisher, Benjamin Bunny and Peter Rabbit, various £1 and £2 coins, a 1945 half dollar and a Coins of England & The United Kingdom Spink coin catalogue etc.
TWO STIEFF BEARS WITH ORIGINAL TAGS AND LABELS, the larger bear is from the Classic series '1920 Classic Teddybear', height 27cm, the smaller blonde bear is from the Historic Steiff Miniatures VIII series 'Jubilee Bear 1997', height 16cm (2) (Condition report: noses are lightly worn, labels and tags in good condition)
A GROUP OF BEARS, comprising a hand crafted Harris Tweed Collection Grampa teddy bear 1997, original labels attached, dressed in tweed trousers and waistcoat, a World of Miniature Bears by Theresa Yang 'Waldo' 869, height 13cm, a limited edition Angie Tait Bears By Raglets bear named Emmalynne 1/1, a limited edition collector's bear from the Alice Collection 1627/2500 'Madhatter' designed by Deb Canham, a Beau Bears 'Tea Party' figurine and 'Brutus' bear together with a brown rattan storage box (7) (Condition report: all bears have wear to fur around nose and ears, original labels intact)
FOUR STEIFF DANBURY MINT 'FOUR SEASONS' COLLECTION TEDDY BEARS, comprising Dylan the spring bear with a bunch of daffodils, a basket and Pilla duckling, Sunny the summer bear wearing sun glasses and a blue T-shirt with sun motif, Scrumpy the brown autumn bear with a basket of apples and Hamish the blonde winter bear wearing a tartan hat and scarf, height approximately 33cm, all have growlers and button tags in ear, all except Sunny have original swing tags (4) (Condition report: all appear in good condition)
FOUR STEIFF DANBURY MINT YEAR TEDDY BEARS, comprising Millennium 2000 bear with blonde fur, height 29cm, 2001 bear with honey fur, 2002 bear with golden brown fur, and 2003 bear with golden fur, each wearing a medal with button ear tags and original swing tags (4) (Condition report: bears appear in good condition, some creasing to swing tags)
A STEIFF 'CLASSIC 1903 REPLICA' TEDDY BEAR, with cinnamon mohair and felt pads, growler, black 'button' eyes and stitched nose, height 33cm, yellow tag and Steiff button in ear, original swing tag attached (1) (Condition report: appears in generally good condition, growler works intermittently, creasing to swing tag)
PADDINGTON BEAR AND AUNT LUCY, handmade in Yorkshire by Gabrielle Designs, height 46cm (2) (Condition report: Paddington has a small hole in his jacket elbow and faded hat, Aunt Lucy has lost the elastic in her skirt and underwear, both would benefit from a careful clean: instructions on care are in top of Aunt Lucy's hat)
TWO CENTENARY COLLECTION STEIFF TEDDIES AND A STEIFF TIERLEBEN GIRAFFE, Giraffe 50 - 068089 with original label, height 50cm, a cinnamon coloured 'teddy Girl' 660542, together with a PB28 bear 660351 a replica of the original PB55 (3) (Condition report: both Centenary bears have original labels still attached and both have Steiff dust bags, the giraffe and bears are clean and dust free)
TWO BOXES OF CERAMICS, including eight Royal Worcester egg coddlers, patterns include 'Bournemouth', 'Lavinia', 'Woodland' and 'Birds', a Wedgwood pin dish designed by Laurence Scarfe for the National Fund For Polio Research decorated with 'The Groundwork For All Happiness Is Health' a Coalport 'Eden Toys' Paddington Bear egg cup, a Wedgwood Beatrix Potter egg cup, a Wedgwood Etruria lidded pot decorated with 'Jump Jackie' (crazed and hairline crack), a Royal Albert 'Old Country Roses' bud vase, a Coalport Buckingham Palace pill pot, two white and gold Buckingham Palace pill pots dated 1993 and 1997, a Wedgwood Susie Cooper designed 'Corn Poppy' pattern pot, a Royal Worcester F186 bud vase, a Coalport red 'Indian Tree' pattern miniature set of jug, plate, bell and egg shaped pot, etc (s.d) (2 boxes)
THREE UNBOXED STEIFF MOHAIR TEDDY BEARS, Christmas Bear, No.654688, height approx.25cm, reproduction 1909 Classic Bear, No.000355 height approx. 25cm and 'Fruities' Plum Bear, No.028007, height approx. 18cm, all appear complete and in good condition with button and tag to left ear and swing tags
A QUANTITY OF DECORATIVE CERAMICS ETC, to include two Staffordshire style Red Riding Hood and Wolf figures, two Lladro white ducks, two Nao figures - 1139 Sleepy boy with bear and 1038? Girl with backpack and puppy, Capodimonte figure groups of boy and girl with dogs, green Wedgwood Jasper wares, Country Artists Squirrel, miniature bronze model of Birmingham's bull, Beswick Corgi, Royal Albert Old Country Roses two tier cake stand with boxed cake knife, vase, flower basket and five Summer Breeze plates, unbranded figurines etc
One of just 221 right-hand drive examples of the last "old school" Rolls-Royce, joining the Edwards Collection in 2005.This collection is offered by the family of the late J. Anthony Edwards whose passion for Rolls-Royce and Bentley motorcars spanned decades. With business success in his thirties, Tony as he was universally known, bought a Bentley S1 that started his enthusiasm that led to owning virtually every subsequent model of Rolls and Bentley since. Tony even passed his advanced driving test in a 1996 Bentley Brooklands at the age of 75! At the age of 80 his passion was still undiminished when he exchanged a Phantom Coupé for a new Wraith. The cars that Tony loved to drive remained in the collection, some retained by the family, and these four cars are a testament to his diligent maintenance, each on the button, for the next custodian to enjoy as he did.The Silver Spur is the successor of the Silver Spur III, and inside, the exemplary standards of equipment and finish were not just maintained, but enhanced, the most noticeable change being the adoption of separate rear seats and the reinstatement of folding picnic tables. Due to marketing decisions the Spur didn't get a series IV designation because the suffix IV was found to be inappropriate in respect of some Far Eastern countries where it is a symbol of death. Produced between 1996 and 2000, with a light-pressure turbo charged 6.75ltr engine, just 221 right-hand drive examples left the Crewe factory.Often hailed as the last of the “old school” Rolls-Royces that started with the Silver Shadow of 1965 and aimed at the owner-driver, but with rear passenger refinement unparalleled when compared with contemporary rivals. The accompanying factory build-sheet for this 1997 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur confirms the original specification of Wildberry paintwork, a colour that perfectly complements the Spur’s coachlines, magnolia leather and whitewall tyres, perhaps the last Rolls to bear them from new.Supplied new by Ron Stratton and Co., the Rolls-Royce main dealer for the Greater Manchester area, this Silver Spur was registered to the first of just two former keepers on 4th February 1997. The car had travelled some 41,000 miles by the time Tony decided to add the car to his collection on 8th February 2005. As an enthusiast with multiple cars to choose from, the Silver Spur was used sparingly but often and maintained diligently. Presented to auction with an odometer reading of 54,025 miles together with bookpacks, receipts, and previous MOT Certificates, the most recent of which is valid until 5th October 2023 and advisory free.Please note that the private registration number “39 RR” is not included in the sale.SpecificationMake: ROLLS ROYCEModel: SILVER SPURYear: 1997Chassis Number: SCAZN20C9VCH59728Registration Number: P901 ODATransmission: AutomaticEngine Number: 88156L410M/TIV Drive Side: Right-hand DriveOdometer Reading: 56000 MilesMake: RHDInterior Colour: Magnolia LeatherClick here for more details and images
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