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Lot 1179
A Collection of Modern Teddy Bears, comprising three Steiff bears, including Windsor bear, The Steiff 125th Anniversary bear and The Steiff Centenary with bags, three The Steiff Collection by Enesco porcelain bear and pewter figure boxed sets; together with eleven Harrods bears (17) (three boxes)
Lot 1184
A Collection of Modern Teddy Bears, comprising four Steiff bears, including The Millennium Bear (boxed), Monday's Bear, Tuesday's Bear and Wednesday's Bear with certificates, two The Steiff Collection by Enesco porcelain bear and pewter figure boxed sets; together with ten Harrods bears and a boxed bauble (17) (three boxes)
Lot 180
Hand painted set that includes My teddy Bear, My Best Friend, A Treat For St. Nick (Berta Hummel figure), and Girl with Doll. Goebel backstamp. Shortest measures: 1.25"l x 1"W x 3"H. Tallest measures: 1.25"L x 1.25"W x 3.5"H. Manufacturer: Goebel HummelCountry of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 210
Fun toy grouping featuring three animals riding bicycles, a drumming rabbit in a clown suit, and a bear Ferris Wheel. All toys are brightly colored wind-up toys. A playful collection for toy enthusiasts. The largest piece measures: 5.75"L x 4"W x 10.25"H. Issued: 1980's to 2000'sCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 24
2 ornaments, one is a clear glass bear holding a gold-colored metal heart in his arms and the other is a clear glass cat that is sitting down with a gold-colored metal rabbit on its hind leg. The bear is made in Germany. The cat is made in the Czech Republic. Dimensions of the largest item: 1.75"L x 1.5"W x 2.75"H. Condition: Age related wear.
Lot 169
A folder of mostly British banknotes, to include a white £5 note dated 1947, M22, signed by Chief Cashier K O Peppiatt; an A01 £1 note, signed by Chief Cashier J B Page; two AA03 £5 notes, signed by Chief Cashier Victoria Cleland; an AA26 £5 note, signed by Chief Cashier Victoria Cleland; an AA01 £20 note, signed by Chief Cashier Merlyn Lowther; other 10 shillings, £1, £5, £10, £20 notes; some early 20th century cheques relating to Hinckley; a Barry & Nephews Swellenham £5 note, unmarked; The First Polymer £20 Banknote DateStamp Issue, ltd ed, with CoA; Sterling Bank Issue £10, ltd ed, with CoA; a Westminster Brexit Commemorative Silver Coin Cover, ltd ed 83/995, in folder; a Rupert Bear Ultimate Coin and Stamp Cover, ltd ed 107/495, in folder; brilliant uncirculated coins in packaging; Royal Silver Wedding crown, cased; Diana Her Life in Stamps folder; and other stamps.Condition report:Most of the banknotes are in excellent, unused condition. One £5 note has creases. Please see additional uploaded example images.
Lot 261
John Harrold Rupert the Bear Artist signed 1995 75th ann Springtime Benham official FDC. John Harrold was a longtime artist of the comic adventures of 'Rupert Bear' for the Daily Express and other publications. He began working on Britain's most adventurous bear in the 1970s and was the official artist between 1985 and 2007. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 387
A collection of vintage games comprising an unusual edition of Lexicon card game by Waddingtons circa 1930s in an attractive red box designed to like a book with gold lettering, appears to be complete and is in very good condition (see photographs), 2 x original boxed PIT Bull and Bear Edition card games both in their original boxes both of which show some signs of age otherwise are in good condition (see photographs). Parker Brothers developed The PIT card game in 1904, with this Bull and Bear edition dating between 1912 and 1915. Pit is a fast paced card game simulating the open outcry bidding system of the commodity exchange used at the Chicago Board of Trade which was known as the Pit and a fabric covered vintage Newmould Box trinket box (circa 1930s) approx 23cm x 14cm x 6cm high with hinged lid and a lift out tray containing 27 x vintage domino pieces hand made in carved bone with hard wood back. The domino pieces are very likely to be somewhat earlier than the Newmould Box probably late Victorian, Edwardian. Each domino piece measures approx 22mm x 45mm, at 27 in number is probably one short from the standard Western style set of 28 pieces, they are really nicely made, have a nice feel to them and in very good condition, the fabric covering on the outside of the box is worn and is loose in several places (see photographs). Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99
Lot 266
Two silver pocket fob watches. A 935 pocket watch having three bear mark to the interior, winds but does not run. An 800 fob watch having secondary dial. Winds and runs at time of cataloguing but not guaranteed. Marked 800 Galonne Remontoire 10 rubis. Total weight 80g. All weights measurements and sizes are approximate. All pocket watches and wristwatches sold as untested unless specified. Please request condition reports
Lot 39
Automobile and steam related wares, comprising a Sabena Belgian Airlines carry bag, a DVD Locomotive Definitive Collection DVD box set, an MG cased advertising bear, a Railway Journeys jigsaw puzzle, a class 22 pilot scheme locomotive kit built, framed Austin print, loose print, and a Wix Filters ashtray. (a quantity)
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