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Click here to subscribeSteiff - Four boxed ltd edn Steiff teddy bears to include No. 662447 Danbury Mint Exclusive The Perfekt Bear (With ltd edn COA No. 378), No. 663697 Bertie, The First Steiff Real Silk Bear (With ltd edn COA No. 274), No. 038754 Dark Red Teddy Bear (With ltd edn COA No. 1502/2009) and No. 661976 Teddy Bear Krystopher (With ltd edn COA No. 859), all complete with COA's, white tag and button to ears, all in ex condition
Steiff - Five boxed ltd edn Steiff teddy bears to include No. 664984 Danbury Mint Exclusive The Queen's 90th Birthday Bear (With ltd edn COA No. 253), No. 664946 Danbury Mint Exclusive The World's First Teddy Bear (With ltd edn COA No. 89/1902), No. 664809 Danbury Mint Exclusive Charlotte The Steiff Royal Baby Bear (With ltd edn COA No. 2098), No. 681820 Ulysses, The Ultimate Steiff Bear (With ltd edn COA No. 237/1500) and No. 663093 Danbury Mint Exclusive Little Grizzly Bear (With ltd edn COA No. 193/7500), all complete with COA's, white tag and button to ears, all ex
Vintage 1960 and 70s fashions to include a home made 1970s halter neck wrap dress, a tawny brown suede skirt, some turquoise trousers with Pucci inspired blouse by Velida, a pale turquoise skirt suit by Peter Baron, a cream wool coat by Simpson Piccadilly, a cream Ajco Jersey trouser suit, a 1960s Ecole Tunon uniform in royal blue wool, a pair of cream Ajco Jersey trousers and a vibrant 'Hucke' coral wool dress suit, the dress bodice being an abstract floral silk with acetate lining (10) CONDITION: all pieces show signs of wear and storage commensurate with agePeter Baron skirt suit has some markscoat is missing a button, there are some moth grazesJersey sui has foxingET uniform has some moth nibblesHucke suit has a small moth hole in back of jacket and a couple of pin holes
An early 1970s Sports Jacket by Sumrie, with two flap pocket on right side and one flap pocket to other side, wide lapels, one button fastening hole on one sleeve and one one flap pocket (one mark over left hand pocket) Dad would light a pipe and then put it in a pocket, he loved pockets., so many of his jacket pockets have burn holes in them, we used to see them smoke on occasions!
1970s fashions to include a block printed indian cotton smock dress by Kum Kum, marked L but will fit a S/M well, a floral printed smock dress with velvet bib and trim to the kimono sleeves by Annie Gough for Gemini, marked M, will fit S-M, a paisley print silk crepe smock dress by Jean Varon with waist sash or scarf, a velour shirtwaist dress with belt and quilted waistcoat by Just Claire, size 40 and a brown cord house coat with quilted cotton trim by David Flower (5) CONDITION: All pieces show some wear commensurate with age and useElastic at the wrists has perished in the kum kum dressThe Jean Varon has a mark that runs down along side the button holesQuilted waistcoat has a mark on the inside that isn't seen from outsideHousecoat has an open seam at the back of the armhole
A Victorian inlaid mahogany framed large library armchair, the shaped leather button upholstered back surmounted by carved oval central cartouche and scrolled arm rests, turned supports on castors, leather arm rests and seat Note: this chair was used for the portrait of Eric currently located at the Eric Morecambe Centre Harpenden ❧ from "The Best or Dad's Room" at Brachefield
A Daks (Simpson of London) for Andrews of St Albans 100% labs wool check jacket in a mix of green/brown checks on a cream background, fully lined in bottle green, left hand breast pocket, two flap pockets and three camel button fastening. Photo included of Eric wearing this item signing autographs for children at a Luton Town football match in the late 1970s. This jacket is Dad! He smelt of pipe tobacco and aftershave - seeing this jacket brings me back
A 1960s beige/ brown check wool Sports Jacket with a knitted collar and cuff, two slit pockets, a bomber jacket style hemline in ribbed knitted design and a rolled knitted collar in dark brown wool, zipper up front and metal button fasting (Made in England, 1970s) I vividly remember Dad wearing this, it was his walking around Harpenden on a Saturday jacket! - Gail
A 18th century pair case pocket watch, comprising a white enamel dial with numeral markers, outer seconds to track, case approx 40mm, case hallmarked 1877, James Marson or James Macklin, to a repousse case with Dutch scene, approx 50mm, along with key CONDITION: Further details: winds but balance wheel is not moving, case surround to glass with repair/modified, thinning to case, hand damaged, scratches chips to edge to of dial, some tarnish and dents to case, hinge damaged wear and tear commensurate with age, outer pair case missing button, wear commensurate with age Note: regarding watches/pocket watches please note movements untested, functionality untested, modifications and restorations may not be disclosed in the catalogue description, for more information on condition or any detail related to this lot please request a condition report with specific questions or view the lot in person
A 1980s denim jacket and matching trouser suit by Lapidus of Sweden, size 14. A brocade knitted cardigan in navy blue with red and white bobbles, 3/4 length, size 38. A red wool 3/4 length coat, edged in braiding with large pockets, size 14. A navy boucle jacket one button fastening , collarless. (4).
A Spode Porcelain Miniature Teapot and Cover, circa 1820-25, decorated in pattern 1166, with button knop and figure 7 handle, unmarked 5cm high A Similar Taper Stick, with gadrooned mouldings, painted red mark and pattern number 7cm wide A Further Toilet Pot and Cover, of cylindrical form, red mark and pattern number 4.5cm high (5) Teapot cover with some minnute chips to the rim.Some slight gilt wear.
An Anglo-Indian White Metal Ivory and Tortoiseshell-Mounted Box, mid 19th century, with foliate scroll penwork decoration and strapwork pierced mounts 28cm wideWith Non-Transferable Standard Ivory Exemption Declaration Number PMPFLBLN The top has warped and an internal inspection revealed that the board has also split. The tortoiseshell veneers are lifting in many areas, with some splits and minor losses. Some small losses, splits and lifting also to the ivory componenets. One button detached next to the escutcheon, the piece of metal retained inside. The lock is in place but there is not key.
A "1920 Classic" Teddy Bear by Steiff, Germany A "1920 Classic" Teddy Bear by Steiff, in golden mohair with jointed limbs and growler, retaining "button-in-ear" and original labels, presented with a "My Friend is Called Teddy" badge, in original branded box and carrier bag.35cm highThe bear in excellent, unused condition, some light wear to labels and packaging, bag creased, but without issues to note.
Gebruder Bing antique clockwork Walking Bear, German, c 1910, cinnamon mohair, also with rare tinplate lithographed DRPa DIV. DRGM tinplate button (beneath left arm), black boot button eyes, black horizontally stitched nose, fully jointed, original felt pads, black claw stitching, soles of feet are re-covered in leather, mohair is distressed and worn in places, particularly to rear of torso and legs, clockwork is untested, 12"/30cm.
Steiff golden mohair teddy bear, German, c1910, complete with small underscored "f" button, black horizontally stitched nose, boot button eyes, fully jointed, original felt pads to hands (holes to both), replacement pads to feet, black claw stitching, stuffing has shifted in to top of left arm, mohair balding and thinning in places, 10"/25cm.
Steiff Winnipeg teddy bear, white tag 664700, LE 1500, 2014, exclusive to UK, Ireland and USA, with a special gold plated 'button in ear' embossed with an elephant to celebrate the 110th anniversary of the Steiff trademark, black mohair with inset brown muzzle, jointed head and shoulders, in a seated fixed position, with chest tag, MISSING certificate, Excellent to Near Mint, 14"/36cm; NB: Here is the story of Winnipeg, a small bear cub born in 1914, in Ontario, Canada. This cub became the inspiration for Winnie the Pooh. She was purchased for $20 by Lt. Harry Colebourn of The Fort Garry Horse, a Canadian cavalry regiment bound for the Western Front during World War 1. Lt. Colebourn smuggled the bear into Great Britain as his regiment's unofficial mascot. Here, the regiment's veterinarian named her 'Winnipeg' after his hometown of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Before the regiment left for the front lines, the future of this particularly gentle cub had to be decided, and so she was given to the care of London Zoo. It was at London Zoo where a young boy fell in love with her - Christopher Robin, son to the English author A A Milne. Born from love and inspiration of 'Winnipeg' Christopher Robin named his own teddy bear Winnie.
Furbearsake Lori Simon (USA) real fur bear, artist designed by Lori Simon, made from re-cycled fabrics and vintage accessories, includes muskkat fur, real mink, with real silk clothing, swing label certificate; together with a baby bear, also made from re-cycled woollen fabric, fully jointed with external button joints; both are Excellent to Excellent Plus; larger bear 20"/51cm.
Steiff teddy bear pair including: (1) PB28 Japan Exhibition Bear 2002, exclusive for Japan, white tag 675553, mohair, LE 2002, MISSING certificate, 13"/33cm; (2) QVC Year Bear 2015, white tag 664649, LE 1500, Swarovski crystal button within ear, and 2015 in Swarovski crystals on the right foot pad, mohair, with swing label (creased), MISSING certificate, 10.5"/27cm; Excellent Plus; (2).
Steiff collection of three vintage penguins, a seal cub and a polar bear: (1) & (2) Steiff Peggy penguin pair, Art No 4335, 1956-1964, mohair, missing buttons, with brown and black glass eyes, leatherette feet, 13.75"/35cm; (3) Steiff Ferrero miniature penguin, yellow tag 995088, plush, with button and tag, 4"/10cm; (4) Steiff Floppy Robby seal cub, yellow tag 5647/28, 1970-1976, mohair, with button and tag, mohair, embroidered sleeping eyes, 11"/28cm long; (5) Steif Eisbar / polar bear, Art No 1317, 1952-1961, mohair, blue and black glass eyes, Fair Plus to Good, 6.5"/17cm tall; (5).
Heartfelt Collectibles teddy bear and Steiff Jumbo elephant pair: (1) Heartfelt Collectibles Claude brown plush teddy bear, designed by Denise Purrington (USA), with swing label, 15"/38cm; (2) Steiff Jumbo vintage elephant, with button and yellow cloth tag 1450/12, 1977-1984, grey plush, 4.75"/12cm; Fair Plus to Good Plus; (2).
Pair of vintage mohair teddy bears, includes: (1) Chad Valley golden mohair, missing eyes, remains of nose stitching, fully jointed, felt pads (sole of right foot is missing along with leg stuffing), remains of black claw stitching, left foot is card lined, inoperative tilt growler, hole to muzzle, ears are torn, Poor, 16"/41cm; (2) American golden mohair teddy bear, black boot button eyes, black nose stitching with outer drop stitches, fully jointed, inoperative tilt growler, missing paws, large hole to rear of head and missing both ears, 95% bald, Poor, 20"/51cm; (2). Provenance: The vendor states: "My 95 year old Mother has had the brown Teddy Bears since childhood. At a young age of only 4, she was taken to toy manufacturer Chad Valley in Harborne, Birmingham and chose one. The other bear with the growl initially belonged to her Brother, but he didn’t take care of him, so he joined my Mother’s collection. She would put them in a row, along with a cat and a sailor boy from the Queen Mary liner, in her bed at night and tuck the bedclothes up nearly under their necks, very careful not to ‘suffocate them’! She can still visualise the line up – always in exactly the same order! She loved them all; they were her own little family. When my parents moved to Germany in the 1950s, the bears were left at her parents’ house. They subsequently survived a few house moves but sadly became a bit worse for wear over the years. It was only when my parents downsized recently after 66 years in the same house that we re-discovered the bears in the eaves. The other stuffed toys were bought in the late 1950s and early 1960s for my Sister and me. The white bear was bought for me when I was born in 1960 and was much loved. It would mean a lot to know that they can all find a new loving home and maybe be restored some way to their former glory! Gillian and Julie
Vintage teddy bear dressed as sailor, mohair, boot button eyes (chip to left eye), vertical stitched nose, fully jointed, dressed in red cotton sailor styler jacket (colour is faded to collar), extensive balding throughout 70-80% mohair loss, repairs and holes to all pads, ears have been reattached to head, inset fabric repairs throughout body; still displays well as a characterful old bear; 22"/56cm.
Collection of seven vintage animals, including: Steiff Slo turtle, missing button, 15"/38cm long; Steiff tiger cub, with button, 5.5"/14cm tall; Jumbo elephant, missing button and tag, 8.75"/22cm tall; Giraffe, missing button, 11"/28cm; Wittie Owl, missing button, 8.75"/22cm; Dalle wild boar, yellow tag 1320,03, with button and tag, missing a tusk, 8"/20cm tall; Gaty crocodile, missing button, 6"/15cm tall; Fair Plus to Good Plus; (7).
Steiff Dally dalmatian vintage dog, Art No 3328, 1953-1963, missing button, white mohair with black airbrushed spots and ear tips, brown and black glass eyes, open mouth with velveteen inner, black vertically stitched nose with outer elongated drop stiches, jointed at neck, seated, some wear to mohair, Good Plus to Excellent, 11"/28cm.
Atlantic Bears unknown bear, artist designed centre seam teddy bear, by Alan and Wendy Mullaney, blonde mohair, fully jointed, black vertical stitched, black claw stitching, boot button eyes, nose swing label (detached, creased but present), sewn-in label to back (discoloured), Good Plus to Excellent; 17"/43cm.
Steiff teddy bear trio including: (1) British Collector's Teddy Rose, white tag 654480, LE 3000, mohair, certificate, within Good box, 15"/36cm; (2) Original mask bear, yellow tag 008016, mohair, 14"/36cm; (3) unknown bear, MISSING tag to ear button is still present, mohair, holes to pads, within Good box, 10"/26cm; all would benefit from cleaning other wise Good; (3).
Steiff "Cubby" antique Muzzle Bear, German, 1911-1917, Art No 5350,27, with small underscored "f" button, light brown mohair, black boot button eyes, remains of black nose stitching, with felt underneath, fully jointed, felt pads, black claw stitching, leather muzzle, tilt growler does make a sound (very intermittent), mohair faded overall, wear to mohair under chin, where collar has rubbed, tiny patch of wear to left arm (near elbow), some slight moth damage to pads, leather muzzle and leash is fragile in places, but still intact, this bear is in astonishing original condition, 25"/64cm. NB: The vendor states "Cubby was originally owned by a wealthy family in New Jersey, USA. When the children grew out of their toys, they were given to their nanny. She kept Cubby, as he was known, for all of her days. Her granddaughter then sold him in auction in 2014. The private owner then sold to a dealer, from whom I purchased Cubby in 2016".
Mutzli (Switzerland) teddy bear and dachshund dog pair: (1) Mutzli pink mohair vintage teddy bear, metal button to chest and card chest tag, large floral button to ear, black glass eyes (one is broken in half), with wooden pull-along cart containing building bricks, Good Plus to Excellent, within Poor box, 14"/36cm; (2) Mutzli brown mohair dachshund dog, card chest tag and large floral button to ear, Excellent, within plain card box, 14"/36cm long; (2).
Collection of diecast model cars, predominantly Formula 1 themed to include vintage Corgi Toys Lotus Climax and Cooper Maserati (latter damaged/missing parts), 2x 1/18 scale Hot Wheels F1 cars to include Jaguar R1 Eddie Irvine (model mint, box appears unopened, box condition fair) and a 1/18 Williams FW22 Jenson Button (no outer box, model fair condition and missing wing mirrors), a Dinky 225 Lotus F1 Racing Car (model in excellent condition for age, some splitting of clear plastic outer box), various 1/43 scale racing car models from Onyx, Minichamps and Atlas Editions etc., model condition varies, all A/F
A pair of modern red button-back and studded leather upholstered Chesterfield style wingback fireside armchairs, patched with leather biker jackets. Vendor purchased these from the Bike Shed Motorcycle Club, Old Street, London.The leather patches are just adhered to the original chair leather rather than sewn. They are damaged beneath the patches.
An 18th century eastern / Batavian padouk-wood spice box on stand, decorated with brass and copper mounts, marked for the Dutch East-India Company (VOC). Width 99cm, height 54cm, depth 51cm.Height when removed from stand 36cm. Used condition, this has been reinforced with oak brackets and there is a patch in the copper to the front of the chest. All metal-work has been well polished, and some of the detail from the copper button mounts is beginning to be removed. Some of the metal mounts are loose at the edges. Key is present but lock not functional. There are pieces of detached brass moulding inside the trunk, and the chest lacks internal fittings. Handles are not currently capable of holding the weight of the chest and will need re-securing.
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