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Lot 448
A mid 20th century yellow plush Teddy Bear having stitched nose and mouth, jointed body and wearing jacket, trousers and slippers, seated on a stained frame chair, height of bear 57cm, height of chair 45cm CONDITION REPORT OF BEAR No bad odours, slight wear to plush on nose Age related wear, no major faults
Lot 6
A fine continental porcelain "Viersa" tea service with cobalt. floral and gilding decoration comprising : 6 x cups 9cms d, 6 x saucers 14cms d, 6 x plates 19.5cms d, jug 11cms h, bowl 15cms d x 7cms h and a cake plate 25cms d.Condition ReportVery good condition, no cracks or chips.Very slight rubbing to gilt on jug rim. Bowl slightly misshapen. Six plates, six cups, cake plate and jug all bear the Viersa name and marks.
Lot 7
Lot No: 7 - Ref No: 047 Smarter than Your Average Otter By Scott Howard Summer Holiday Home: Dartmoor National Park Visitor Centre, Postbridge Scott Howard is a Graphic Designer at a brand management company in Exeter. Living just outside of Dartmoor in the small country village of Ashton, he is surrounded by natural beauty and wildlife. "My design is based on Yogi Bear and Boo Boo. The duo work well as a team of otters out to steal picnic baskets in the national park. These are fun, energetic well-known characters that bring back fond childhood memories. They have a strong link to the park, Yogi's antics are centred around the fictional Jellystone Park based on the American Yellowstone Park. This sculpture is designed to inspire families to enjoy picnics in Dartmoor National Park. The items strewn around the pair tell a story of their path of destruction in order to get their hands on the picnic basket through a crafty scheme using a fishing rod to reel it in." This Otter is a 'Golden Otter' - one that has been specially selected by a panel of expert judges as being particularly stunning. Of the 81 Moor Otters there are only 25 Golden Otters. These Golden Otters will take their online bids to the live auction on Saturday, 2nd October 2021 at Bearnes, Hampton & Littlewood, Okehampton St, Exeter. You can continue to bid on these otters at the live auction in person or online.
Lot 98
Four Royal Crown Derby paperweights, modelled as bears, comprising a Debonair Bear for Royal Doulton, signed John Ablitt, gold stamp, a Teddy Bear, an exclusive for the Royal Crown Derby Collectors Guild, gold stamp, an Imari Polar Bear, MMI, gold stamp, and a Russian Bear, LXII, gold stamp, all with original boxes. (4)
Lot 381
Chellecraft -Matchbox - Disney - A mixed lot of toys including vintage 10 inch Donald Duck soft toy, an 8 inch Biggles bear with his tag and goggles, a 20 inch jointed vinyl doll with knitted outfit and three puzzles and a quantity of play worn diecast ships. The doll and soft toys appear in Very Good condition, the puzzles are unchecked for completeness. The diecast ships are in Fair condition. (This does not constitute a guarantee)
Lot 62
Lot No: 62 - Ref No: 053 Costentyn By Chris Thorn 'Costentyn' is the Cornish name for this pair. They have left their 'family home' on the South bank of the Tamar, to lend support to their Devon cousins. Maybe they might return, or might they move even farther afield? Let's see. The main decoration is based on various elements of Devon landscape, (tor, river valley, forest, meadow) not normally seen together, but composed with some perspective to suggest they could 'get along'. Keen eyes may spot three Harvest Mice set in separate cameos among some local flora. Oh, and Pooh bear? Our youngster brought his best pal along for the journey. Costentyn derives from the Latin name 'Constantinus', taken from 'Constow' - 'Constans' and meaning - stand still, resolute, solid, firm, tenacious, determined. Describes our otters (and perhaps the project)
Lot 4042
William Wharton: 'Birdy', Cape, 1975, 1st edition; Gun Buster: 'Battle Dress', H & S, 1941, 1st edition; James Webb: 'Fields of Fire', Prentice Hall, 1978, 1st US edition; Aly Monroe, 3 titles: 'Black Bear', 2013, 1st edition, 'Washington Shadow', 2009, 1st edition, signed, 'Icelight', 2011, 1st edition; Andrew Williams: 'The Interrogator', 2009, 1st edition, signed, all original cloth, all in dust wrappers (7)
Lot 4190
Bear: An unmarked mid-20th century teddy bear with stitched nose and mouth, padded paws, showing signs of love, height approx. 11"; together with two Golly soft dolls, both showing signs of wear, unmarked, height approx. 13" and 17". (3)These items are listed on the basis they are illustrative of a bygone culture in which there were different social norms. We understand the potential controversy surrounding this type of item but believe that providing transparent information about historical context fosters greater understanding of our complex cultural history.Originally handmade by mothers in Africa for their children from fabric and cloth, the golly doll was adopted as the mascot and trademark for the Robertson's Confectionary brand around 1910 after the companies founder John Robertson visited the US and noticed children playing with them. Robertson's Gollies have been collected by people across the UK and around the world for generations but garnered a contentious image in the 1980's because of links to racism. The trademark was removed from Robertson's branding in 2001.
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