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Lot 453
Tiffany & Cocollection of silver ware consisting of: Elsa Peretti (1940-2021) silver baby's rattle in the shape of a heart, tap measure, compact mirror, desk calendar, compass, miniature bowl, novelty apple pot and cover and a bear and bull keyring, overall weight excluding compact mirror and compass and tape measure is 156g approx overall (8)Condition report: At present, there is no condition report prepared for this lot, this in no way indicates a good condition, please contact the saleroom for a full condition report.
Lot 61
A silver mounted walking cane, another with metal mount and a third carved with a dog and a hare, together with a copper and brass hunting horn, a small Black Forest box carved with a bear, two seahorses with one adpated to a brooch, an Arts & Crafts brass candlestick and a similar copper chamberstick
Lot 855
Six Steiff teddy bears, all with white tags, comprising 0172/32 Dicky 1930 replica, 1985 limited edition no. 11986, height 32cm, 406508 1909 dark blue replica, limited edition 2911 of 7000, 408519 1953 black replica, limited edition 951 of 3000, 651908 Anno The Toy Store, limited edition 367 of 1500, 662546 Danbury Mint Jack the Rare Black Alpaca Bear, 2007 limited edition no. 4737, and 680090 Classic Winnie the Pooh 70th Anniversary 2001 limited edition 3224, all unboxed. (6)
Lot 856
A collection of teddy bears, comprising four Steiff teddy bears with yellow tags comprising 003516, 005985, 027987 and 660931, height of tallest 40cm, Steiff Club Annual Gift Bear 2012, burgundy mohair, height 10cm, boxed with certificate, Merrythought Rupert and Friends Rupert Bear, boxed, a Steiff 112010 Llama keyring, and a Merrythought Minited3 Ironbridge Bear in white, boxed. (8)
Lot 1071
A collection of assorted toys, comprising an Erzgebirge wooden Noah's ark, length 40cm, with a selection of figures, all A/F, a Victory Flying Scotsman jigsaw puzzle, and two very well loved teddy bears, a golden mohair bear with blank button to ear with replaced eyes and paws and restitched nose and mouth and a rose coloured bear.
Lot 852
Two Steiff teddy bears, 995699 Reinhard The Schulte Centenary Bear, pale green mohair, height 35cm, limited edition 1148 of 1500, boxed with certificate, and 663246 British Collectors' Teddy Bear 2009, reddish brown mohair, height 38cm, limited edition 292 of 3000, boxed with certificate. (2)
Lot 851
Four Steiff teddy bears, a 420214 Club Edition Harlequin 1925 teddy bear, red and blue mohair, wearing Steiff Club Edition 2000 medallion, height 35cm, boxed with certificate, with two smaller Harlequin bears, 666858, height 20cm, and 027437, height 12cm, both unboxed but with swing tags, and 407550 Dicky 1930, white mohair, height 25cm, chest tag detached but present, boxed with certificate. (4)
Lot 340
B6 Robert Taylor "First of Many" Special Edition Douglas Bader Tribute Print signed by 4 highly decorated RAF Fighter Aces all of whom flew in The Battle of Britain. This is a framed Special Edition Douglas Bader Tribute print limited to 600 copies published in 1981 and is supplied with the original Certificate of Authenticity. The print is signed by the artist, Robert Taylor and by four famous RAF Fighter Aces that flew Hurricanes and Spitfires with Douglas Bader during the Battle of Britain in 1940 these being Air Commodore Pat 'Jamie' Jameson CB DSO DFC, Wing Commander Bob Stanford-Tuck DSO DFC & 2 Bars, Group Captain Duncan Smith DSO DFC AE and Group Captain Peter Townsend CVO DSO DFC & Bar. The print is framed and overall measures approximately 67cm x 53cm (26. 5 inches x 21 inches) and is in very with no sign of any fading. Print Historical Detail: Just after 7am on the morning of 11 July 1940, the phone rang in the dispersal hut of 242 Squadron. "Bandit approaching Cromer. Can you get a section off?" The new squadron commander, Douglas Bader, peered into the driving rain. "No! The weather is too bad. I'll go myself. "In terrible conditions, he scrambled his new Hurricane alone, climbing into thick, turbulent cloud where he spotted a Dornier 17. Hauling his Hurricane around, Bader brought his guns to bear managing several bursts before the enemy bomber disappeared into the murk. It was not until Bader landed that he learned the Dornier had crashed into the sea off Cromer. It was 242 Squadron's first victory of the war and the First of Many achieved by the squadron and its mercurial commander. Each print in this special Tribute Edition is signed by four famous RAF Fighter Aces that flew Hurricanes and Spitfires with Douglas Bader in the Battle of Britain in 1940. Sadly, none of these renowned pilots are still with us today:. 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
Lot 2250
A John Ditchfield Lilypad design glass atomiser with iridescent detailing, etched signature to the underside and numbered 4137, diameter 12cm, together with a Glasform glass dolphin, with a Mats Jonasson glass plaque of a bear and larger glass plaque of a swan indistinctly signed, and Royal Doulton flambé model of an elephant (5).Additional InformationSome wear to the label on the dolphin, there are traces of a label to the glass swan plaque, both of the clear glass plaques with some slight surface scratches and little nibbles.
Lot 1635
DEANS RAG BOOK; a mid-20th century teddy bear with growler, length 50cm, together with three further teddy bears including a Rugby example, and three books relating to teddy bears (part af).Additional InformationThe older teddy bear is lacking two limbs, which are still present but detached from the main body. Wear throughout.
Lot 1040
Three late 19th century Black Forest carved wood model bears, the longest 11.5cm (3).Additional InformationThe largest bear with a chip to the front of one paw, the smaller bears with a chip to both front paws and one with a chip to one of the back paws and losses to an ear on both, and other general grazes.
Lot 460
A Victorian leather bound musical photo album, the frontispiece inscribed "Historic Memorials Album" depicting Coronation Chair and Stone of Destiny manufactured in Germany, the album containing various printed pages depicting various landmarks to include Tudor, Stratford-upon-Avon, Stuart, Carisbrooke Castle etc together with various postcards, tea cards etc, an Ensign E29 box camera and a Triang Toy clockwork army jeep together with a straw filled teddy bear and a Samsui woman doll
Lot 175
A collection of modern golf clubs including a Precision AV61 Golden Bear wood x 3, Proforce 65 ATR wood, a Taylor made proformance putter, Grafalloy prolite wood, Sundridge Tecnik long distance No. 1 oversize wood, Mac Gregor Eyeomatic No. 3 wood and matching No. 5, Hippo No. 1 iron, Beauwood No. 1 Eggshell iron etc, adjustable shooting stick etc
Lot 2
Antique charm bracelet, curb link bracelet with a bolt ring clasp,19 cm in length, hallmarked 15 ct. with 18 charms attached, including a 1907 half sovereign, 1912 half sovereign, 1892 1/2 Pond, two Victorian tassel charms tested as 15 ct, two spherical wirework orb charms tested as 15 ct, two fobs in 18 ct, a facetted citrine cube, rose quartz drop charm, antique bear charm tested as 18 ct, a creature charm stamped 15 ct and others, with a loose pig charm tested as 18 ct and part of a tin charmCondition Report: Gross weight 96.3 grams Tin charm is broken and half is loose Pig charm is loose, and is engraved E.L
Lot 223
A collection of costume jewellery, including silver graduated beaded necklaces from Bali, Steiff bear brooch in original box, a three row twisted fresh water pearl necklace, two black glass bead necklaces, various Ciro items in their original boxes and a hair pinCondition Report: Silver gross weight 161 grams
Lot 197
William Pope (British/Canadian, 1811-1902)Ten rural and sporting scenes of Canadian life to include: Sketch of an Indian grave, Township of Westminster, London District, Upper Canada;Duck shooting;The American Hare in its winter fur;The Ruffed Grouse;Shooting Deer, Backwoods of Upper Canada;Duck Shooting, Otter Creek, Upper Canada;Shooting in a Tamarack Swamp;Snipe Shooting, Long Point, Lake Erie;Residence of George Claris, Esq., Township of Westminster, Upper Canada;Bear Huntingeach signed with initials 'W.P.' (lower left), each inscribed with the subject (lower centre) apart from the Bear Hunting scenepen and inkeach sheet 24.4 x 29.8cm (9 5/8 x 11 3/4in). (10)unframedFootnotes:ProvenanceThe artist's family and thence by descent.ExhibitedSimcoe, Ontario, Lynnwood Art Centre, Birds of a Feather, 3-31 May 1987 (a selection).Simcoe, Ontario, Eva Brook Donly Museum, May-7 June 1987 (a selection).Simcoe, Ontario, Lynnwood Art Centre, 4 August-3 September 1989 (a selection).Perhaps on a par with William Pope's interest in documenting the wildlife that he encountered in Canada was his passion for shooting said wildlife. This collection of pen and ink studies highlights both interests. Although most of the subjects are concerned with hunting, they do show a sensibility and care for the animals in question. They are finely rendered and accurately observed, with some showing the animals in elegant poses as they escape the hunter's approach.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
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