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Click here to subscribeA MERRYTHOUGHT MR. TWISTY CHEEKY BEAR, c.1966-1968, gold mohair head with velvet muzzle, black stitched nose and mouth, amber and black plastic eyes, no bell in ear, blue fabric body wearing red dungarees with black felt patch, white hands and black feet, Merrythought label to right foot, damage to stitching on nose and to left leg, dungarees and felt collar, other minor fading, marking and wear, golden plush in fairly good condition, height approx. 28cm
Twenty 50p piece coins, eight Beatrix Potter examples to include Jeremy Fisher (x2), Peter Rabbit and Benjamn Bunny (x5), Paddington Bear (x2), Sherlock Holmes, one commemorating the Battle of Hastings 1066, one commemorating Women Gaining the Vote 1903, one commemorating the Representation of the People Act 1918, one for Olympic Team GB depicting a swimmer, one dated 2012 bearing a flower, one commemorating the publication of Johnson's Dictionary in 1755, one celebrating 100 Years of Girl Guiding UK, one bearing a figure carrying another and one commemorating 150 Years of Public Libraries, together with a money clip mounted with a similar 50p coin commemorating Public Libraries (21).
A 19th century coconut shell with four carved panels, one depicting a pineapple, one a three-leaf clover, a Scottish thistle and leaves, height approx 10cm, a carved boxwood figure of an Oriental sage, length 14cm, a carved malachite elephant with upraised trunk, length approx 5cm, a jade-style carved elephant with raised trunk, approx 7cm and a jade-coloured carved hardstone bear, approx 5.5cm (5).
NAO; seven figures to include young ladies in flowing period costume, a young girl with hoop, another with umbrella, a young boy with Teddy bear, two dogs in basket and a Parian ware style seated figure of a young boy reading, some with display bases (7). CONDITION REPORT Overall good condition throughout, with light signs of surface wear including minor crazing, light surface scratches, grubbing to the foot rim, etc. No other obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration. The young lady stood by a mooring bollard has unfortunately been broken in half and crudely reglued.
GARY HODGES (British, born 1954); a group of six limited edition pencil signed animal prints to include 'Cheetah', no.267/1250, 'Friendship' depicting lions, no.158/1250, 'Sitting Pretty' depicting a bear cub, no.1167/1250, 'Wobbly' depicting a young rhino, no.682/995, 'Plea for the Rainforest' no.1431/1500 and 'Serenity' depicting a coiled wildcat, no.575/1750, varying sizes, all framed and glazed, in matching frames, size of largest frame 64 x 79cm, the smallest frame 56 x 44cm (6). †CONDITION REPORT This lot may qualify for Artist Resale Rights. For further information, please visit
Four parts old/antique German toys. Among other things; One turtle Kammer & Reinhard celluloid doll, Nr. 728/7, circa 1920, with real hair and baby body. Two boy dolls with ceramic heads, circa 1930. One teddy bear, Hermann Teddy + certificate. Plus an old pram. Dimensions: 28 - 53 cm. In good condition.
Gena Rowlands signed 5x3 white card. Virginia Cathryn Gena Rowlands (born June 19, 1930) is an American retired actress, whose career in film, stage, and television has spanned over six decades. A four-time Emmy and two-time Golden Globe winner, she is known for her collaborations with her late actor-director husband John Cassavetes in ten films, including A Woman Under the Influence (1974) and Gloria (1980), which earned her nominations for the Academy Award for Best Actress. She also won the Silver Bear for Best Actress for Opening Night (1977). She is also known for her performances in Woody Allens Another Woman (1988), and her son, Nick Cassavetess film, The Notebook (2004). In 2021, Richard Brody of The New Yorker said, The most important and original movie actor of the past half century-plus is Gena Rowlands. In November 2015, Rowlands received an Honorary Academy Award in recognition of her unique screen performances. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £4.99, EU from £6.99, Rest of World from £8.99
Silver toddy ladle, two silver and tortoise shell trinket boxes, two silver cruets and silver bear rattleCondition report: The boxes are heavily tarnished so it is difficult to inspect them fully. The larger box appears to have solder repairs to two of its feet and there is some minor surface denting. The smaller box has some damage to the feet, a split near the top and overall dents.Toddy ladle- silver part of the handle is bent sideways and the bowl has multiple dents all over and some surface scratching. Hallmarks inside the bowl are completely tubbed, lion mark on back of the handle is clear. Bear rattle- top part (possibly the teething ring) is missing and there's a hole on top of the bear's head. Back of head and body is dented in. Front of face is also slightly dented in. Two cruets- very trasnished and would benefit from a clean. Overall surface scratching to both.
Box of assorted china to include; Mason's Ironstone 'Blue Mandalay' vase, Sudlow's Burslem Imari design bowl, various commemorative and other mugs, Mayfayre Staffordshire pottery candlesticks, salt cellar, boxed Lilliput Lane 'Lily of the Valley' cottage, Royal Imperial floral teacup, Royal Worcester teacup and saucer, Myotts 'Countrylife' Staffordshire lidded bowl, and matching soup bowl and stand, blue and white lidded tureen, miniature teddy bear with faux rose etc. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
Steiff Jolly Golly & Bear 1996 Ltd Edition boxed Collectors set. Limited to 1,500 pieces and made exclusively for Dolly Land Teddy Bear Shop. Fully clothed black felt golly with fur hair and leather shoes together with a blonde mohair jointed teddy with growler and felt pads. Complete with certificate, in near mint condition (only been opened to photograph).
Brian Tozer (b.1944). 'Curley Bear' Blackfoot Warrior, stoneware clay, leather, wall mounted, 120cm height. Tozer was commissioned to undertake a series of Native American sculptures, inspiration was taken from period photographs, for the UK and Canadian market in 1999/2000. The clay was fired to 1240 degrees and his wife, Sally, undertook the leatherwork.
Taxidermy & Natural History - A 19th Century taxidermy example of an Asiatic Black Bear / Asian black bear (Ursus thibetanus). The specimen having inset glass eyes with mouth open and arms outstretched with claws. The bear resting on a coopered oak barrel with inset metal rod. Some wear present. Measures approx; 114cm tall.
Reliquary, s.XVII.In silver.Miniature on vellum.Bishop's shield carved on the base.Measurements: 22 x 16 x 10 cm.The present reliquary, of Spanish work, dated in the last third of the XVII century, is made in silver with a structure inspired by the monstrances. It consists of a circle of niches surrounding a central medallion-niche with a representation of Christ in an attitude of blessing or Salvator Mundi, on vellum, a miniature resolved with delicate workmanship. Each of the oval medallions mounted in silver was conceived to carry a different relic. The obverses of the circle, in this case, bear legends referring to the relics in question and a cross as the only symbol inscribed on each one. The silver foot combines moldings and projections, and is decorated at the top with three flowers, also in silver.The use of reliquaries became an important part of Christian practices from at least the 4th century, initially in the Eastern Churches, which adopted the practice of transferring and dividing the bodies of saints long before the West, probably in part because the new capital of Constantinople, unlike Rome, lacked buried saints. Reliquaries provide a means of protecting and displaying relics and over the years have acquired a diversity of shapes and designs.
Antwerp School of mid-seventeenth century."The Fall of Christ".Oil on copper.Measurements: 55 x 72 cm; 74 x 91 cm (frame).It is represented here the fall of Jesus on the way to Mount Calvary, overcome by the weight of the cross. Exhausted by the blood lost in the scourging, weakened by the physical and moral sufferings that had been inflicted on him the night before, and without having slept, Jesus could hardly take a few steps and soon fell under the weight of the cross. Then followed the blows and imprecations of the soldiers, the expectant laughter of the public. The Messiah, with all the strength of his will and with all his strength, managed to get up to continue on his way. According to theological interpretations, Jesus invites us with his actions to carry our cross and to follow him, he teaches us here that we can also fall, and that we have to understand those who fall; that no one should remain prostrate, we all have to get up with humility and confidence seeking his help and forgiveness. In this oil on copper this fall of Jesus is represented on the way to Mount Calvary, overcome by the weight of the cross, and in the scene we see Veronica, who holds the cloth for Jesus to wipe with it the blood and sweat from his face. It is the cloth on which, according to sacred history, the features of Christ were miraculously imprinted. Although in this copper is not represented, the scenes of this theme would usually present Simon the Cyrenian, who helps Jesus to carry the Cross and who is like the living image of the disciples of Jesus, who take his cross and follow him. Moreover, Simon's example invites us to bear one another's burdens in a selfless way, as St. Paul teaches. It is the unified representation, therefore, of the representation of the fifth station of the Via Crucisa, in which Simon helps Christ with the cross. Our scene is completed by other characters, such as St. John the Evangelist, the Virgin and many soldiers who harass the Redeemer.
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