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Lot 132
A set of eight Royal Doulton Millennium 20th Century Advertising Classics limited edition figures, including 'Sir Kreemy Knut' 757/2000, 'Father William' 803/2000, 'Golly' 773/2000, 'Player's Hero' 723/2000, 'John Ginger' 800/2000, 'Fox's Polar Bear' 923/2000, 'The Milky Bar Kid' 951/2000, 'Guinness Toucan' 736/2000, together with oval ceramic plaque, (9).
Lot 256
Middle Eastern three piece white metal tea set - comprising teapot of bullet form, with niello work decoration of boats and buildings alongside a river - including the Archway of Ctesiphon in Iraq, matching sugar, cream jug and sugar tongs, together with similarly decorated pair napkin rings, spoon and a small box - teapot, sugar and cream jug also bear signature. All at approximately 24ozs, teapot 23cm across (8) CONDITION REPORT General overall condition is good.Teapot- Some minor wear, scratching and denting. No major damage or repair.Cream jug- Some surface wear and scratching. Some dents to body and around base. Handle base knocked in. Top mount pinned. Spout distorted and handle distorted. Sugar bowl- Some surface scratching. All three feet knocked in, one foot with bad solder repair.Pot- Some surface scratching. No major damage or repair.Spoon- Good condition, edge of bowl nibbled.Tongs- Good condition, arms slightly bent.Napkin rings- Some surface scratching, both rings slightly distorted.
Lot 160
A LARGE CAVE BEAR SKELETON,an Ice Age (Pleistocene) cave bear skeleton (Ursus spelaeus) from Romania or Austria, recently mounted into a walking pose, a good complete original skeleton of one cave bear with even bone patina, rather than one made up from of different specimens, 200 x 117cmThe cave bear (now extinct), either Ursus spelaeus or Ursus deningeri, is notable for its habit of inhabiting caves, where its remains are frequently preserved. It is best known from late Pleistocene cave deposits. Cave bear remains have been found in England, Belgium, Germany, Russia, Spain, Italy, and Greece, and the animal may have reached North Africa. It appears likely that most cave bears died in the severe glacial winters during dormancy; the remains include a large proportion of very young or very old bears and many specimens show unmistakable signs of illness or disease. The cave bear died out about 27,000 years ago. The cave bear's weight ranged from 400 to 1,000 kg. The head was very large and the jaws bore distinctive teeth, which suggests that the animal was largely vegetarian.
Lot 198
POLAR BEAR, ¨late 20th century, a superb full mount taxidermy Canadian polar bear (ursus maritimus) mounted on a rocky base, 230cm highAnnexe B - may be subject to CITES Regulations when exported. Thirteen of the nineteen subpopulations of Polar bear live in Canada. Adult males measure up to 3 metres in length and adult females up to 2.4 metres. Their diet consists mainly of seals and their life expectancy is around twenty-five years.
Lot 654
Cased Third Reich Non-Portable Award Plaque Commemorating 700 Years of the City of Berlin, large circular plaque with high relief of castle turret with Berlin bear set upon a swastika to the centre and “19” plus “37” to either side. Around the edge “7.0.0 Jahre Stadt – Die Reichs Hauptstadt Berlin”. Reverse of the plaque with medieval crest of the city with scroll below having “1237” relief panorama of the city and two makers stampings. Housed in red leatherette presentation case. Plaque 12 ½ cms in diameter.
Lot 293
A collection of Royal Doulton figures from The 20th Century Advertising Classic series, to include Guinness, Players Navy Cut, Bassett sweets, Milky Bar Kid, Fox's Glasier Mints and others, together with accompanying cabinet plaque (10)CONDITION REPORTAppear in good condition throughoutThe polar bear may have been reglued to base
Lot 531
A Merrythought musical Cheeky Bear, the small bear with golden coloured mohair and with felt and cloth pads and bell within each ear, 30cm long, no label CONDITION REPORT: Plush appears more worn to the ears and seams throughout especially to the top of head and bottom. Right arm seam is looser compared to the others. Re-stitched repair to top of head. Label missing. Felt pads to arms are worn to the centre of each. Condition is play worn.
Lot 57
Corgi Major - Chipperfields Menagerie # 1139 Scammel Handyman mk 3 Tractor Unit and Trailer with lions, bear with cub and tigers, diecast model excellent+ in exc polustyrene packing piece within gd original window box, minor tear to one end flap, adhesive pads for mounting animals - Est £80 - £120
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