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Lot 358

Steiff limited edition Polar Ted in box with ear tag, Steiff bag, certificate 998/2000, 40cm height, together with Steiff Molly bear with ear tag

Lot 170

Silver large bear with blue sapphire eyes

Lot 83

Royal crown derby bear together with a royal Doulton Rupert silver trumpet

Lot 388

Two Danbury Mint Teddy Bear plates approx. 35 ceramic miniature Teddy Bear collectable toys etc.

Lot 414

A Paddington Bear toy

Lot 56

16" VINTAGE SOFT TOY TEDDY BEAR

Lot 255

A Bronze ‘bear’ inkstand 21cm

Lot 345

A moden Meissen figure of a bear, 11cm tall, together with a painted porcelain trinket box and two Meissen dishes (4)

Lot 396

A Steiff limited edition Christie's teddy bear ‘James’ - boxed, 28cm tall

Lot 246

Collection of 50p pieces including paddington bear, Peter rabbit, etc

Lot 96

A mixed collection of items to include: Wedgwood Rupert The Bear Plate & Money Box together with 2 Rosenthal Warhol Mercedes patterned coasters

Lot 103

A collection of Swarovski crystal animals and similar: to include mouse, dog, toucan (beak reglued), snowman, duck, teddy bear (head present but detached ) etc ( 1 tray)

Lot 136

A collection of decorated wall plates: including Wedgwood Rupert Bear, Royal Doulton evacuee, Royal Doulton carnation plate etc.

Lot 472M

Moocroft nursery lamp base: decorated with car and teddy bear with balloons. Height 23cm with fittings

Lot 88

Heinz Mack (1931 Lollar) (F)'Yes', Farbsiebdruck auf Bütten, 100,5 cm x 85 cm Blattmaß, signiert, 91 datiert, e.a. nummeriert, montiert, Literatur: WVZ. 172; Mack, Ute: Mack - Druckgraphik und Multiples 1991-2000, Mönchengladbach 2000, S. 142.Heinz Mack wurde 1931 geboren und begann 1950 - 53 seinen Werdegang als Künstler mit seinem Studium an der Düsseldorfer Kunstakademie. Er gilt als einer der bedeutendsten lebenden deutschen Künstler und ist Mitbegründer der weltbekannten ZERO-Gruppe, die aus ihm selbst, Otto Piene und ab 1961 Günther Uecker bestand. Essenzielle Elemente der Kunst, wie Licht, Raum und Farbe wollten die Künstler erforschen und dabei das herrschende Kunstverständnis überwinden, um damit einen künstlerischen Neuanfang zu erschaffen. Heinz Mack arbeitet dabei experimentell mit dem grundlegenden Thema des Lichts. Sein Oeuvre besteht aus Skulpturen, Gemälden und Arbeiten auf Papier. Sie zeugen von einer umfassenden Dynamik. So findet man Schwingungen und vibrierende Farbabstufungen in dieser Farbchromatik von 1991. Es ist ein wunderschöner, senkrecht aufgebauter Farbverlauf, aus prismenartigen Blau, Grün- und Gelbtönen. Von tiefem Nachtblau bis erfreulichem Citrusgelb entfacht Mack eine faszinierende Farbskala."Ich liebe die Farbe als Medium, in dem das Licht zum Ausdruck kommt. Wie schön ist es, dass wir in einer farbigen Welt leben. Wäre die Welt grau, wäre ich wohl nie Künstler geworden." - Heinz Mack Heinz Mack (1931 Lollar) (F)'Yes', colour screen print on handmade paper, 100.5 cm x 85 cm sheet dimension, signed, 91 dated, e.a. numbered, mounted, literature: WVZ. 172; Mack, Ute: Mack - Druckgraphik und Multiples 1991-2000, Mönchengladbach 2000, p. 142.Heinz Mack was born in 1931 and began his career as an artist in 1950 - 53 with his studies at the Düsseldorf Art Academy. He is considered one of the most important living German artists and is a co-founder of the world-famous ZERO group, which consisted of himself, Otto Piene and, from 1961, Günther Uecker. The artists wanted to explore essential elements of art, such as light, space and colour, and in doing so overcome the prevailing understanding of art in order to create a new artistic beginning. Heinz Mack works experimentally with the fundamental theme of light. His oeuvre consists of sculptures, paintings and works on paper. They bear witness to a comprehensive dynamism. Thus one finds oscillations and vibrating colour gradations in this colour chromatic from 1991. It is a beautiful, vertically constructed colour gradient, made up of prismatic blues, greens and yellows. From deep midnight blue to pleasing citrus yellow, Mack unleashes a fascinating range of colours."I love colour as a medium in which light is expressed. How beautiful it is that we live in a colourful world. If the world were grey, I don't think I would ever have become an artist." - Heinz Mack

Lot 43

Renée Sintenis (1888 Glatz/Schlesien - 1965 Berlin) (F)'Liegendes Fohlen', 1919, Bronze, braun patiniert, 6 cm x 12 cm, RS monogrammiert, Expertise von Frau Dr. Berger anbei, Literatur: WVZ. Buhlmann 129, mit Abb. S. 210.Renée Sintenis gehört zu den wichtigsten deutschen Bildhauerinnen und Graphikerinnen der klassischen Moderne. Sie wirkte vor allem in Berlin und ist für ihre Tierplastiken, Sportlerskulpturen, Portraits und Akte bekannt. 1905 zog die Familie nach Berlin, wo sie bereits in der Schulzeit Zeichenunterricht erhielt, der später von Studien in Dekorativer Plastik an der Kunstgewerbeschule Berlin weitergeführt werden sollte. Als die Künstlerin wenige Jahre später Georg Kolbe kennenlernte, wurde sie sein Modell. Durch diese Tätigkeit angeregt, begann sie selbst weibliche Akte, ausdrucksstarke Köpfe, Sportler und Selbstportraits in Zeichnungen, in Radierungen und in bildhauerischer Form zu erschaffen. "Nach 1915 entstanden die prägnanten Tierfiguren, die zu ihrem künstlerischen Lebensthema wurden. Da sie die Monumentalität in der Bildhauerkunst ablehnte, kreierte sie vornehmlich kleinformatige Skulpturen. Diese schmalen Kunstwerke wie Pferde, Rehe, Esel und Hunde erfreuten sich beim Publikum großer Beliebtheit." Diese sollten ab 1913 über Jahrzehnte in der Bildgießerei Hermann Noack in ihre Form gegossen werden. 1931 wird Renée Sintenis als zweite Frau - nach der berühmten Käthe Kollwitz - in die Preußische Akademie der Künste aufgenommen. Doch wie für viele Berliner Künstlerinnen und Künstler bedeutet die Machtübernahme durch Adolf Hitler auch für sie einen tiefgreifenden Einschnitt. Sie wurde aus der Akademie ausgeschlossen, die Ausübung und Ausstellung ihrer Werke wurden verboten. Hinzukommt, dass durch den Zweiten Weltkrieg um 1941 der Bronzeguss verboten wurde, denn das Metall war für die Rüstungsindustrie unentbehrlich. Die künstlerische Arbeit wird für Renée Sintenis spätestens zu diesem Zeitpunkt nahezu unmöglich. Im Oktober 1942 stirbt unerwartet ihr Ehemann, und 1945 zerstören alliierte Bombenangriffe ihr Atelier, wobei zahlreiche persönliche Besitztümer und viele künstlerische Arbeiten verlorengehen. Doch das Kriegsende markiert für die Künstlerin einen Neubeginn. Im Berlin der Nachkriegszeit gelingt es ihr, an ihre Erfolge aus den zwanziger und frühen dreißiger Jahren anzuknüpfen. Auch zu akademischen Ehren kommt Renée Sintenis, denn 1955 wird sie als Professorin an die Hochschule für Bildende Künste sowie an die West-Berliner Akademie der Künste berufen. Zum Markenzeichen wird ihr Berliner Bär, der als verkleinerte Nachbildung einer 1932 entstandenen Bronzeskulptur in Silber und Gold zur begehrten Trophäe der alljährlichen Filmfestspiele "Berlinale". Das kleine Fohlen kann auf das Jahr 1919 datiert werden und ist somit ein Zeichen des großartigen Erfolgs der künstlerischen Ausübung der Berliner Künstlerin. Nicht ohne Grund wurde sie ab 1920 vom Galeristen Alfred Flechtheim ausgestellt, vertrat sie bis dahin Wolfgang Gurlitt, der ihre Werke neben derer von Max Beckmann, Max Liebermann und Karl Schmidt-Rottluff ausgestellt hat. Zudem wurde sie mit Ausstellungen in der Berliner Nationalgalerie, der Tate Gallery London und dem Museum of Modern Art in New York, in Paris, Glasgow und Rotterdam zu einer international anerkannten Künstlerin, dessen Werke bis heute in bedeutenden Sammlungen weltweit vertreten sind. Renée Sintenis (1888 Glatz/Silesia - 1965 Berlin) (F)'Liegendes Fohlen', 1919, bronze, brown patinated, 6 cm x 12 cm, RS monogrammed, expertise of Dr. Berger attached, literature: WVZ. Buhlmann 129, with Fig. p. 210.Renée Sintenis belongs to the most important German sculptresses and graphic artists of the classical modern age. She worked mainly in Berlin and is known for her animal sculptures, sports sculptures, portraits and nudes. In 1905 the family moved to Berlin, where she took drawing lessons while still at school, which would later be followed by studies in decorative sculpture at the Kunstgewerbeschule Berlin. When the artist met Georg Kolbe a few years later, she became his model. Inspired by this activity, she herself began to create female nudes, expressive heads, athletes and self-portraits in drawings, in etchings and in sculptural form. "After 1915, she created the striking animal figures that became her artistic life's theme. Since she rejected monumentality in sculpture, she created mainly small-format sculptures. These slender works of art, such as horses, deer, donkeys and dogs, enjoyed great popularity with the public." These were to be cast into her mould at the Hermann Noack picture foundry for decades from 1913. In 1931 Renée Sintenis became the second woman - after the famous Käthe Kollwitz - to be admitted to the Prussian Academy of Arts. However, as for many Berlin artists, the seizure of power by Adolf Hitler also meant a profound break for her. She was expelled from the Academy, and the practice and exhibition of her works were banned. In addition, the Second World War banned bronze casting around 1941, as the metal was indispensable for the armaments industry. Artistic work became almost impossible for Renée Sintenis at this point at the latest. In October 1942, her husband died unexpectedly, and in 1945, Allied bombing raids destroyed her studio, causing the loss of numerous personal possessions and many artistic works. But the end of the war marked a new beginning for the artist. In post-war Berlin, she succeeded in building on her successes of the 1920s and early 1930s. Renée Sintenis also achieved academic honours: in 1955 she was appointed professor at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste and at the West Berlin Akademie der Künste. Her Berlin Bear, a scaled-down replica of a bronze sculpture she created in 1932 in silver and gold, became a coveted trophy at the annual Berlinale film festival. The little foal can be dated to 1919 and is thus a sign of the great success of the Berlin artist's artistic practice. It was not without reason that she was exhibited by the gallery owner Alfred Flechtheim from 1920 onwards. Until then, she had represented Wolfgang Gurlitt, who exhibited her works alongside those of Max Beckmann, Max Liebermann and Karl Schmidt-Rottluff. She also became an internationally recognised artist with exhibitions at the National Gallery in Berlin, the Tate Gallery London and the Museum of Modern Art in New York, in Paris, Glasgow and Rotterdam, whose works are still represented in important collections worldwide.

Lot 186

A set of six German plates with floral decoration, bases bear stamp of interlocked C's under crown (each: 22cm)

Lot 81

A collection of Beneagles Scotch Whisky figures, including a Haggis figure (7cm), Loch Ness monster, Seal, Bear, Badger etc. (9)

Lot 2134

Decorative Hat Pins, comprising a pique work mount of teardrop shape, two 9ct gold examples; smaller example set with turquoise style stones; two similar mounts with embossed maidens; three silver floral hat pins, a koala bear mount and two others (12)

Lot 165A

A Lot of six Royal Doulton Rupert Bear figures. Comes with certificates and boxes.

Lot 167A

A Lot of seven Royal Doulton Winnie the Pooh figures, titled 'Patient Bear, Happy Birthday, Rum Tum Tum Winnie on his drum, Tea For Two. All with certificates and boxes.

Lot 191

Sketch of a polar bear attributed to Vereker . Monteith. Hamilton [Scottish 1856-1931][50x61]

Lot 586

An ACME MODELS O gauge brass / whitemetal kit to build 'The Great Bear' steam locomotive, ex-shop stock, appears complete - VG in G box

Lot 055269

Große Wiener Bronze, um 1900, Braunbär , schöne Spannung, hervorragende Bemalung, ca.7.5 x 14 cmLarge Vienna Bronze, around 1900, brown bear, beautiful tension, excellent painting, approx.7.5 x 14 cm

Lot 055041

Skulptur, Bunzlau, 20er Jahre, Eisbär auf Scholle, Keramik, weiß glasiert, kl. Glasurunregelmäßigkeiten am Rand, Bodenmarke, ca. 16 x 21.5 x 13 cmsculpture, Bunzlau, '20s, polar bear on a floe, ceramics, white glazed, small Glaze irregularities on the paintwork on the edge, bottom mark, approx. 16 x 21.5 x 13 cm

Lot 055282

13 Steiff-Tiere, 60er Jahre bis neuzeitlich, 1. Classic Teddybär Replikat nach Vorbild von 1909, H. 34 cm, 2. Perri, H. 20 cm; 3. Lora H. 24 cm; 4. Froggy L. 24 cm, 5. Yella H. 25 cm; 6. Diggy H. 15 cm, 7. Peky L.11 cm; 8. Slo, L. 17 cm, 9./10. 2x Lamby ca. 10 x 11 cm, 11. Mecky H. ca. 33 cm, dazu Esel Mufti, Anker, 30 x 29 cm, 1x Luchs, 1x Panther bespielt bzw. Gebrauchsspuren11 Steiff animals, 1960s to modern times, 1. Classic teddy bear replica based on a model from 1909, H. 34 cm, 2. Perri, H. 20 cm; 3. Lora H. 24 cm; 4. Froggy L. 24 cm, 5. Yella H.25 cm; 6. Diggy H. 15 cm 7. Peky L.11 cm; 8. Slo, L. 17 cm, 9./10. 2 figures of lamby approx. 10 x 11 cm, 11. Mecky height approx. 33 cm; with donkey Mufti, Anker, 30 x 29 cm, used and with traces of usage

Lot 221

A pair of diamond cluster earrings, with hook fittingsThe earrings are in fair condition with slight damages throughout and lead solder repairs to the reverse. The clips are secure and hinges are operating. The clusters measure 13.84mm approximately. They bear no hallmark nor stamp. The approximate qualities of the diamonds are; caratweight 0.60, colour J/K/L/M, clarity SI2/I1/I2. Gross weight 3.9 grams.

Lot 671

A Happynak tin-plate toy drum and a clockwork bear, (with key)

Lot 133

Boxed Royal Crown Derby - The Australian Collection Koala and Baby, and Boxed Royal Crown Derby - Shona Bear. Good condition, no damage.

Lot 134

Boxed Royal Crown Derby - Goviers Red Tie Teddy Bear, Boxed Royal Crown Derby - Mini Shopping Bear, and Boxed Royal Crown Derby - Teddy Bear Victoria. Good condition, no damage.

Lot 222

Boxed Steiff - The Wind in the Willows - Ratty, Steiff 1970 Bear, and Cherished Teddies Gift Set. Good condition, no damage.

Lot 418

Boxed Rice Remix - Tasty B On Tour Bear, Boxed Beswick - It's a Knockout, and Boxed Beswick - Paddington at the Station. Good condition, no damage. Good condition, no damage.

Lot 439

Three Wade Hamm's Beer Bear Figurines Good condition, no damage

Lot 440

Two Wade Hamm's Beer Bear Figurines and Wade Christmas Snowman Figurine Good condition, no damage

Lot 463

Large Wade Swap Meet 1998 Teddy Bear Plaque, and Three Boxed Wade Bears Good condition, no damage

Lot 465

Four Boxed Wade Figurines to include Lil' Easter Bear, Arundel Lady Mouse, Knitting Bunny, and Santas Helper Good condition, no damage

Lot 498

Boxed Wade - The Arundel Duck, Boxed Wade - Dog Puppy, Boxed Wade - Oops! The Bear, Boxed Wade - Lady of The Lake, Boxed Wade - Collecteenie Good condition, no damage

Lot 528

Wade Cat Money Box, Wade England - Atromidin ICI, and Wade Exclusive - Trick or Treat Gingie Bear

Lot 246

NORISHIGE: AN IVORY NETSUKE OF KINTARO WITH BEARBy Norishige, signed NorishigeJapan, Osaka, mid-19th centuryThe Golden Boy seated and petting a small bear lying in front of him, his axe held in his left hand, clad in an apron incised with star designs, tied at the waist and neck, his muscular body boldly carved, the bear's fur and his hair subtly incised and heightened with sumi, the underside well carved with his and the animal's limbs, two himotoshi, and the signature NORISHIGE.LENGTH 3.1 cmCondition: Very good condition with minor surface wear and expected age cracks.Provenance: French private collection.Trade Certificate: The trade certificate for the sale of this lot within the EU has been granted (permit number AT 22-B-0110).This item contains ivory, rhinoceros horn, tortoise shell, and/or some types of tropical wood and is subject to CITES when exporting outside the EU. It is typically not possible to export such items outside of the EU, including to the UK. Therefore, after this item has the necessary trade certificate, it can only be shipped within the EU or picked up in our gallery in person.

Lot 418

A Whitefriars "Dilly Duck" along with a Lladro polar bear

Lot 295

A pair of Helen Bradley signed prints, 'Promenade', 30cm x 24cm, signed in pencil to the mounts, bear embossed guild stamps, both gilt framed, mounted, and glazed

Lot 142

A 20th century Canadian quartz rock, mounted with a jade bear and two cubs, each with a salmon in their mouths

Lot 513

Two Floppyfoot Black Bear Toys by The Stuffed Animals House

Lot 610

Vintage white metal baby rattle and teething ring in the form of a bear.

Lot 1106

David-Anderson, a Norwegian enamelled panel bracelet, comprising cloisonne and guilloche enamelled panels displaying polar bear, longboat, sleigh and coastal sunset and a box clasp, 1960s, clasp marked "925", 20.58 g, 18 cm

Lot 319

AN EARLY 20th C. TEDDY BEAR, A LATER MONKEY TOGETHER WITH TWO CLOCKWORK MONKEYS SEATED PLAYING CYMBALS

Lot 360

A LARGE CARVED WOODEN BEAR FIGURE.

Lot 377

AN EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF BLUE AND WHITE CHINA ORNAMENTS, VARIOUS MINIATURE TEAPOTS, PEWTER SPOONS, AND A LARGE DECORATIVE GILT HORS D OEUVRES DISH IN THE FORM OF A SOLDIER AND A ROYAL DOULTON RUPERT BEAR FIGURE.

Lot 405

A RARE VINTAGE EARLY GABRIELLE DESIGNS PADDINGTON BEAR FIGURE TOGETHER WITH A SCOOP BOARD GAME,AND A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BLOOMERS.

Lot 962

A MID 20th C. COMPOSITION HEADED DOLL, A LATER TEDDY BEAR TOGETHER WITH A WHITE BUST OF A LADY

Lot 149

An Edwardian novelty silver baby's rattle, Crisford and Norris, Birmingham 1910, modelled as a Teddy bear, with bells and whistle, suspended from a celluloid ring, 11.5cm long

Lot 663

After Michael Powolny, a cast figural dish, modelled with a putto on a polar bear, holding a floral garland, on a circular dish, signed in cast M. Powolny, 28cm long

Lot 782

Knud Khyn for Royal Copenhagen, large polar bear figure, sitting with upward gaze, underglaze printed and painted marks, numbered 0/825, 30cm high

Lot 785

Sigismund Wernekinck for Goldscheider, Polar Bear, model 4144, circa 1911, modelled striding on an oval plinth, impressed marks and signature, 29 65, 44cm long

Lot 790

Sally Tuffin for Dennis Chinaworks, a polar bear teapot and cover, circa 2000, impressed and underglaze blue script marks, 14.5cm high. Note: unrecorded and only one of two produced

Lot 322

Unmarked gold diamond tie pin (1.4g total weight) with metal back t/w 14ct marked gold koala bear pendant (1.4g)

Lot 344

Qty of costume jewellery inc D'orlan owl brooch, bear brooch, stained glass brooch, swan brooch etc

Lot 358

Qty of silver jewellery inc rope chain (58cm), gate bracelet, teddy bear charm bracelet, amethyst set cross, moonstone necklace etc - total weight 105g

Lot 366

Qty of costume jewellery inc charm bracelet, rings, teddy bear brooch etc

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