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Click here to subscribeA GABRIELLE DESIGNS PADDINGTON BEAR, blue dufflecoat, red Dunlop wellingtons, missing hat and label, Gabrielle Designs label to back seam, in fairly good condition, some marking and minor wear to coat, with a large golden plush teddy bear, has been repaired/restored, jointed body, no makers marking, approximate height 60cm (2)
A GROUP OF RUSSIAN ANIMALS AND A FIGURE, comprising small squirrel, chipmunk, badger, bear on hind legs, lion cub, weasel/stoat? (white), approximate height 18cm, a large Tiger, lying down, approximate length 29cm x height 16cm, a large Cheetah cleaning it's paw, approximate height 17cm and a small figurine, approximate height 11.5cm Condition Report Rabbit has minor chip to base, otherwise no damage or wear
A CHARLIE BEARS PLUSH MONKEY, 'Clyde' No CB181879, designed by Isabelle Lee, limited edition No 15 of 1000, with limited edition plastic tag to neck, jointed body, Charlie Bears tag to neck and label to back seam, very good condition, approximate height 85cm, with a Charlie Bears bear 'Mystery' No CB14003A, designed by Heather Lyell, Charlie Bears tag to neck and label to back seam, purple plush, very good condition, some damage to label, approximate height 52cm (2)
An original Steiff red mohair straw filled bear, possibly a smaller version of Alfonzo dating back to around 1907 having button in left ear, stitched nose and mouth, jointed body, replacement pads with original black claws, overall length 9.5 inches The Provenance of this bear is that it has been in the same family all it's life and has been passed down the generations, bought when new by the family around 1907, family owned a large garage in london, the bear had been valued by a London auction house around 1996 for insurance at £15000, no paperwork to confirm this, family believe to have had conections with Princess Xenia's family at the time
A large collection of Admiralty charts, flat folded charts 41 x 28in (104 x 71cm) on laid paper, covering British Isles, Norway, Canadian east coast, Iceland, Greenland, arctic islands, scales varying from 1:25,000 to 1:4.570,800, Admiralty issues 1954-1964, used by Fred Olsen ships and all stamped Cancelled on reverse 48 in all, also set of four rolled-up Admiralty fishing grounds charts: Bear Island, East of Kanin, North Sea & Scotland to Norway, similar dates; US Air Force air navigation charts 1961 edition: London to Moscow & Davis Strait to Sheltland Is. 54 x 36in (1377 x 91.5cm); also two Geological maps of British Isles 1961, also Shrewsbury sheet 1 in:1 mile OS geological map, two educational charts: Grimsby before enclosure 44 x 24in (112 x 61cm) 1962 by Rex Russell, Corporation of London governance 1950s, 30 x 40in (76 x102cm) (qty)
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