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Click here to subscribeA rare Dean’s Rag Book Co. Coronation Mickey Mouse, with printed white and black velveteen head, boot button eyes, felt ears, blue body and red integral shorts, wire framed body and yellow velvet hands and shoes, circa 1937 - 8¼in (21cm) high (repairs to soles of feet and fading). This mouse was produced for the Coronation of King George VI
Two Petz Teddy Bears, 1950s, one with pale golden mohair, orange black glass eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, swivel head, jointed limbs with felt pads, inoperative squeaker and white button on chest - 10½in (27cm) high; and another similar (some general wear, the second with replaced eyes)
A rare Steiff jointed Goose, 1911-18, 5335, with cream mohair, black boot button eyes with pale pink felt backs, yellow felt beak and feet, jointed legs, inoperative squeaker and FF buton on webbed foot - 16½in (42cm) long (professional patch to beak and sole of feet and slight general wear)
An early Steiff centre-seam Teddy Bear, circa 1910, with dark golden mohair, black boot button eyes, pronounced muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs with felt pads, hump, inoperative growler and tiny FF button - 16in (41cm) high (repairs tip of muzzle, repairs to ears, balding to front, pads repaired and eyes possibly refinished)
A rare early Steiff pre-button felt elephant skittles, (Ele) all nine skittles of dark grey felt, black glass bead eyes, wooden tusks and turned wood bases, the Kingpin with red felt tail coat with yellow felt trim and crown with gilt braid and spangles, original ribbons and bell to others, circa 1901 - 7½in (19cm) height of King (some moth damage and repairs); two homemade cloth balls; a watercolour of Agharainy in Donaghmore and another of the play house by Elizabeth Kinnard; a cut-out photographic standie of Robert Brown; and two postcards and a letter head for Colleen Soap, McClinton’s Ltd. Provenance: These skittles were bought by Robert Brown for his children and were kept by Alice, the middle of five children, until her death in 1994 at the age of 93. The Browns were a wealthy family from Donaghmore, in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. They made their fortune from selling high quality soap.
An early Steiff Teddy Bear, circa 1910, with golden mohair, black boot button eyes, pronounced muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs with felt pads, hump and inoperative growler - 15in (38cm) high (small patches to top of nose, other minor repairs, balding spots and general wear, hands pads patched)
A Bing 1920s Teddy Bear, with golden mohair, black boot button eyes, black horizontal stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with felt pads, slight hump and Bing Wercke red and black lithographed tin button on side of body - 11in (28cm) high (some slight wear and damage to pads)
An early Steiff Teddy Bear, circa 1908, with blonde mohair, black boot button eyes, pronounced clupped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs with felt pads, hump, inoperative growler, softer stuffing and FF button in ear - 16½in (42cm) high (a few bald spots, some general thinning and repairs to two pads)
A Steiff jointed mohair Spaniel, circa 1912, 5322,2 with white and cinnamon brown mohair, clear and black glass eyes with brown backs, brown stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed legs, inoperative squeaker and FF button with remains of white label - 11in (28cm) long (some minor wear and thinning, collar replaced); and a photograph showing a similar dog with a little boy
A large Steiff 1920s begging rabbit, 4434,2 with brown-tipped cream mohair, large clear and black glass eyes with brown painted backs, pink and black stitched nose and mouth, whiskers, swivel head, wired poseable ears and FF button in ear, circa 1928 - 16in (40.5cm) high (some slight wear, thinning and fading)
A Steiff jointed mohair Fox, circa 1910, 5317, with ginger and white mohair, clear and black glass eyes with brown backs, black stitched nose and mouth, ears with black mohair trim, swivel head, jointed legs, inoperative squeaker and small FF button - 10½in (26.5cm) long (some thinning and bald spots, dirty)
An early Steiff white mohair Teddy Bear, circa 1909, with black boot button eyes, pronounced clipped muzzle, brown stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs with felt pads, hump and FF button - 13in (33cm) high (some slight wear, a few small bald spots and tiny repairs to pads); This bear was the toy of Patricia Mason, born 29th November 1926 and grew up in Gants Hill, Essex. The bear was apparently given to her by her aunt Laura (her mother’s sister)
A collection of Victorian enamel dog and fox buttons and a brooch, comprising: a mid Victorian gold and enamel dog brooch by William Essex, signed and dated 1864, the circular disc enamelled with the head of a bloodhound after a detail from `Dignity & Impudence` after Sir Edwin Landseer, in a gold buckle mount, 4.5cm diameter; a similar button by William Essex, signed and dated 1882, 3.1cm diameter; two late Victorian enamel buttons by James (John) Bailey, both with the heads of boxers, both signed and dated 1883, each 2.3cm diameter; two further enamel buttons with the heads of boxers by William Essex, both signed and dated 1862, 2.1cm diameter; two mid Victorian enamel buttons by William Essex, one with the head of a Bernese mountain dog, the other of a bloodhound, both signed and dated 1862, each 2.1cm diameter; a late Victorian enamel button by W. B. Ford, signed and dated 1885, with the head of a lurcher in a gilt metal mount, 2.3cm diameter; a late Victorian enamel button, with the head of a Staffordshire terrier, unsigned and undated, 2.1cm diameter; and three mid Victorian enamel buttons by William Essex, each with the heads of foxes, all signed W. Essex and dated 1861 and 1862, each 2.1cm diameter (13) William Essex (1784?-1869), James (John) William Bailey (1831-1914) and William Bishop Ford (1832-1922). Both Bailey and Ford were pupils of William Essex. In 1839 Essex was appointed Enamel Painter in Ordinary to Princess Augusta, Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
NEEDLEWORK TOOLS. A VICTORIAN TOOLED LEATHER BOMBÉ SEWING BOX containing a collection of contemporary wood, bone, brass and other objects including a shuttle, thimble, tape measure, bodkin, button hook, corkscrew, etc and a leather Ideal needle case containing most of the original needles, c1920 (2) ++The exterior of both items with some scuffing and wear but both in collectible condition
A HENSHALL PATENT NICKEL PLATED BRASS CORKSREW button inscribed J RODGERS & SONS SHEFFIELD, 14.5cm h excluding ring, 19th c ++In well preserved condition retaining considerable original finish, the rosewood handle crisply turned with brush and what is probably the original wire ring, the handles with a few old knocks at the end opposite to the brush. The point still sharp
A HENSHALL PATENT BRASS CORKSCREW button inscribed I.LINLEY SHEFFIELD, with basket moulded horn handle, 14cm h excluding wire ring, 19th c ++Handle showing signs of wear and damaged at one end where lacking the brush, the ring a later bent wire replacement. The helix slightly pushed in at the pointed end, the points still sharp
A FRENCH BRASS GRANDE SONNERIE CARRIAGE CLOCK BY V RECLUS with subsidiary alarm dial, the movement with silvered platform lever escapement and striking on two coiled wire gongs, the lever in the base with slots engraved Silence, Pte Sonnerie and Gde Sonnerie, in corniche case with repeat button in the top, 13cm h excluding handle, stamped VR and sunburst and numbered 88125, late 19th c ++The striking frames in apparently running order, the going frame overwound and non running
A 1930`s FELIX THE CAT SOFT TOY having a plush covered straw-filled body with wire frame, swivel head, stitched mouth, button nose and applied eyes, standing position with tail as support. 37cm(h) Condition Reports: Eyes appear to be replacements, some staining to muzzle, minimal wear, viewing advised.
THREE FIRST WORLD WAR RELATED ITEMS, two trench art pin trays, one having a German belt buckle badge with the motto "Gott Mit Uns" (God with us), the other inscribed - 1914-18 Egypt; sold together with a first world war button stick bearing the service number of Spr John. L. G Stanley, Royal Engineers. Condition Reports: Good - some tarnishing, the buckle badge is separating from the main part of the tray.
A brown crocodile leather suitcase with silver mounted fittings by Drew & Sons, London 1917, with handle and the cover bearing initials ‘V.C.’, the interior fitted with silver mounted accessories, with engine turned decoration and engraved ‘VC’, comprising: six cut glass bottles, a cut glass spirit flask, a shoe horn, a button hook and a part manicure set, together with crocodile leather items and a canvas outer cover, 37.5cm x 51.5cm (14 3/4in x 20 1/4in). This suitcase comes from the Constant family, who had the Constant shipping line, but lost most of their ships in the Second World War. This case belonged to Vera Constant.
A Pair of 14kt. Yellow Gold and Coral Earrings, A Pair of 14kt. Yellow Gold and Coral Earrings, Having two briolette standard cut natural red corals measuring 20 x 6.5 x 4.4 mm. and weighing approx. 6.66 ct. all together, and two button cabochon cut natural red corals measuring 6.7 x 6.7 x 4.5 mm. with a total approx. weight of 2.9 ct. (GIA rO 5/3). Total weight of earrings: 3.4 gm. Starting Price: $100
L33 Souvenir - Kaiserlicht Marine Jacket. Framed (64cm x 80cm x 5cm deep) and glazed (the glass is now broken). The jacket has been secured in the frame with the sleeves crossing at the front to display the remaining details. No buttons remain, but a handwritten piece of card explains that the buttons were removed and sold to contribute to War Funds. The left sleeve displays a Luftschiff badge (Oval badge on a navy blue background on which is embroidered in yellow thread and airship (bow to the left) within a border of yellow). Attached to the top buttonhole is the remains of an Iron Cross (outer section only). On the lining can be seen the printed mark “BAW, 31.?.06., 1” (BAW stands for Bekleidungsamt Wilhelmshaven). Further souvenirs are in the corners of the display, clockwise from top left are: (1) A piece of silvered fabric (11cm x 9cm) in the centre of which is mounted the cockade button off a Kaiserliche Marine Cap. (2) A piece of silvered fabric (11cm x 9cm) in the centre of which is mounted a broken silver pocket watch (black roman numerals on a white face, no glass and no hour or minute hands. (3) A 2 bladed penknife with white handle and a piece of scorched wood. (4) A twisted piece of Aluminium Alloy. Note: “These souvenirs of the German Zeppelin L33 were recovered in a field at Little Wigborough , Essex during September 1916. The Airship was badly damaged in an air-raid on London. It landed and was set ablaze by the crew who escaped only to be captured on their way to the coast. The buttons were removed from this discarded tunic and sold to raise war funds.”GC See Plate 2
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