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Click here to subscribeA rare Chad Valley George Studdy’s Ooloo the cat 1920s, of black and cream velvet, oval glass eyes with yellow felt behind, whiskers, red felt tongue, swivel head, begging position, mohair tipped tail, collar, celluloid covered button and red and white woven label on foot —6 1/4in. (23.5cm.) high (discoloured, faded and some wear) - Ooloo is Bonzo cat girlfriend
Muffin the Mule toys and memorabilia, Muffin the Mule Modelling Handicraft, rubber moulds, in original box —12in. (30.5cm.) wide; The Television Hankies, Chad Valley Picture Cubes and Card Game, in original boxes; a Huntley & Palmers Muffin and Peter tins; a glass dish; and Cullingford soaps - Muffin, Peregrine and two Louise, in original boxes
Three British 1930s pantomime dolls, an Emile Littler’s Humpty Dumpty, velvet with painted eyes, felt mouth, hat, collar and arms, printed Littler label and woven Merrythought labels on underside —9in. (23c.) high (faded and some wear); a Chad Valley Friday with celluloid googly eyes with floating pupil, black mohair wig, grass skirt and red and white label on foot; and a Merrythought Cora Goffin as Aladdin with swivel head, orange felt clothes with woven label on foot and reproduction card tag, sold with a letter and signed photograph of Cora Goffin
A Chad Valley Teddy Tail mouse circa 1930, with cream velvet head, wired ears and hands, painted features, black velvet nose, stuffed body with original felt clothes, black velvet jacket with TT Daily Mail badge, pipe-cleaner tail and red and white woven label on foot —13in. (33cm.) height including ears (slight fading)
A fine Chad Valley Brumas polar bear cub The Daily graphic Zoo Pet circa 1950, with white wool plush, orange and black glass eyes, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, on all fours with felt pads, square HM Queen label on underside, seam label in front leg and rare oval blue card tag —8 1/2in. (21.5cm.) long
Three post-war Chad Valley Teddy Bears, ia blonde mohair bear with orange and black plastic eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, swivel head, jointed limbs, painted cloth pads and label to foot pad (stitching loose to one side), working growler --16 1/2in.(42cm.)high; and two others, one with label to foot pad (wear and some thinning to all, smaller bear with three pads darned, other missing eyes)
Two post-war Chad Valley Teddy Bears, a golden mohair bear, missing eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, swivel head, jointed limbs, remains of painted cloth pads and label to foot pad --18in.(46cm.) high; and another with blonde mohair and label to foot pad (golden with torn hand pad, blonde missing eye, holes to felt pads)
A rare British 1920s ‘Imperial Bee Esq’ soft toy, an advertising piece for New Zealand Imperial Bee Honey, black and orange mohair, painted velvet face, clear and black glass eyes with orange painted backs, felt ears, swivel head, wired limbs with yellow felt hands, black oil-cloth feet, original ribbon and replaced muslin wings —12 1/2in. (32cm.) high (thinning to orange mohair on back) - this unusual toy was made by a few manufactures, I own one with a Luvmee (NZ) card tag and have also seen them with Chad Valley and Ealon Toys labels
Three post-war British Teddy Bears, a Chad Valley teddy bear with light golden mohair, orange and black plastic eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, swivel head and jointed limbs —16in. (41cm.) high (wear and thinning); and two Merrythought teddy bears, one with brown wood plush (missing eyes and some wear)
Chad Valley Snow White and the Seven Dwarves 1930s, Snow White --12 1/2in. (32cm.) high; and various dwarves with original clothes; and a Walt Disney Snow White book with record, which were played with by the original owner and her mother, who wrote the names of the dwarves on their tummy's (some wear)
A Chad Valley Dusty the dog from the Daily Dispatch 1930s, seated of white mohair, black, brown and white opaque glass googly eyes, black mohair patch and cocked ear, black stitched nose, mouth, eyebrow and claws, swivel head, red and white woven labels for Chad Valley and Dusty of the Sunday Dispatch —9in. (23cm.) high (some bald spots, thinning and dusty)
Two 1930s British comic ducks, a Chad Valley with white artificial silk plush, clear and black glass eyes, yellow felt beak, green artsilk feet, felt bonnet and cloak and red and white woven label on foot —8in. (20cm.) high (some moth damage to felt); and a Dean’s Rag Book Co. sailor duck with green and white label in neck seam (faded)
An unusual Chad Valley Walt Disney and Ub Iwerkes’ Mickey Mouse hand puppet 1930s, of black and white velvet, painted features, black felt ears, red velvet shorts body, white felt button, tail and black and white woven label on inside ‘A CHAD VALLEY PRODUCTION BY ARRANGEMENT WITH WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE LTD’ —9 3/4in. (25cm.) high (slight discolouration, pink marks around eyes which is probably staining)
A Chad Valley musical Mary had a Little Lamb doll 1930s, with pressed felt face, painted features, light brown mohair wig, seated stuffed body with felt limbs, blue and white gingham dress, black felt shoes, inoperative clockwork musical mechanism, red and white woven label on foot and holding white wool plush lamb —9 1/2in. (24cm.) high (some slight moth damage, mechanism inoperative) - from a 19th century nursery rhyme, first written down by Sarah Josepha Hale in 1830
A rare early Chad Valley Teddy Tail skinny jointed mouse, of grey velvet, black stencilled pie-cut eyes, mouth and other features, cotton whiskers, swivel head, jointed limbs, original clothes comprising black velvet jacket with white oil-cloth collar and cuffs, yellow brushed cotton waistcoat, red with white polka dot bow tie, blue and white striped cotton trousers, string tail, ‘Teddy Tail of the Daily Mail’ woven label across waistcoat and rare blue celluloid covered blue button with white lettering, 1920s —13in. (33cm.) high (slight fading and discolouration)
Tiger Tim and the Bruin Boys toys and memorabilia, a Chad Valley or Peacock printed paper covered wooden train of Bruin Boys figures; a rare Cracker box —9 3/4in. (25cm.) wide; a tiddlywinks target; Spears Stencil Outfit; a cardboard bicycle given away with Tiger Tim’s Weekly 20-11-26; a plastic hand puppet presented with Jack and Jill; an enamel badge and Bestway twin-set pattern
Clarence E Mulford Hopalong Cassidy, two US Time Corporation child’s wrist watches, a box for wrist watch; Chad Valley Hopalong Snap, in original box; a Timpo Hopalong foot and mounted; a Japanese lead copy of a Herald mounted Hopalong; plastic Hopalong and California; and other recent figure; an Aladdin Industries thermos flask (missing lid); a Mini-Movies film; a party invitation and greetings card
Two Chad Valley 1930's Cubby bear cubs, one with tan and beige alpaca plush, missing eyes, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, in seated position, with button at top of back and label on heel -- 12in. (30.5cm.)high; and a larger example (pads with holes, larger with replacement pads, wear)
Two Chad Valley Cubby Teddy Bears, a 1930's cinnamon and cream mohair, orange and black glass eyes (one missing), black stitched nose mouth and claws, celluloid button to back of neck and label to under side of leg --9 1/2in. (24cm.) high (hand pad needs attention); and another with white and light brown alpaca plush (wear and thinning) and an interest small unjointed bear with pink felt hat and label (foot pads in need of attention)
A Chad Valley Teddy Tail mouse, with peach velvet swivel head, painted features, black whiskers, unjointed cloth body, original clothes comprising felt black jacket and integral boots, white collar and cuffs, green bowtie and yellow waistcoat, red and white striped cotton trousers, pipe cleaner tail, TT Daily Mail badge on jacket, red and white woven label on foot and rare hexagonal card tag, 1930s —11in. (28cm.) high (stains to one ear, other slight wear and discolouration)
A 1930's Chad Valley Teddy Bear, with blonde mohair, replacement orange and black glass eyes, black stitched bulbous nose, mouth and claws, celluloid covered button to ear, swivel head and jointed limbs with card lined foot pads and label to foot pad --22in. (56cm.) high (thinning, wear, foot pad needs attention)
A large post-war Chad Valley Teddy Bear, with blonde curly mohair, orange and black glass eyes, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched bulbous nose and mouth, swivel head, jointed limbs originally with painted cloth pads, rounded hump and inoperative growler —30in. (76cm.) high (baling to left hand, left wrist repaired, pads covered with three layers and slight general wear) — this bear is known as George
A rare Chad Valley Dart’s Tich cloth doll early 1930s, with painted stockinette face, jointed cloth body, original cloth comprising wool cloth cap and jacket, felt shorts and cotton shirt, socks and shoes and original card tag —10in. (25.5cm.) high (small hole to face, discoloured and faded) - Tich was a comic strip written by Frank Dowling and illustrated by “Dart.” The original “Dart” was a man named Martin, although it is uncertain if this was a surname or a last name. Tich ran in the Daily Mirror from November 21, 1931, to November 25, 1933. The second “Dart”, Stephen Phillip Dowling (1904-1986)
A Chad Valley Pat Sullivan and Otto Messmer’s Felix the Cat 1920s, with black mohair, opaque white and black glass googly eye, flat black boot button nose, white mohair muzzle, black felt mouth with embroidered white teeth, swivel head, wire armature with hands behind his back and celluloid covered blue button in ear —9 3/4in. (25cm.) height including ears (slight wear, dirty and discoloured)
A Samuel Gabriel & Sons Co The Night Before Christmas picture blocks, in original wooden box with sliding lid —11 3/4in. (30cm.) length of box (a few sides of cubes missing, some wear and corner of lid damaged); The International Card Co Peter Pan with drawing by Charles A Buchell, in original box; Alice in Wonderland cards with illustrations by Tenniel, box inner; De la Rue - Bread and Honey, Noah’s Ark and Animal Grab; a Chad Valley Snap and another, in original boxes (some wear, not checked for completeness)
Four British soft toy penguins, a Chad Valley 1930s penguin with black mohair, orange and black glass eyes, yellow felt beak and feet, white mohair front and label on foot —10 1/2in. (27cm.) high; a Chiltern artificial silk plush example; another with white felt front; and a post-war Chiltern synthetic plush with seam label (some slight damage and wear)
A Chad Valley Mabel Lucie Attwell’s Mokey the donkey 1930s, with light grey mohair, celluloid eyes with floating pupil, wool mane, black felt hooves, red felt reins, tack and saddle and rare card tag —11 3/4in. (30cm.) long (some bald spots, wear, holes to felt and some staining) - Mabel Lucie Attwell created her comic children and Pixies first in 1921
Card Games, John Jaques & Sons - The XIXth Century, Hide & Seek with Kings & Queens of England (Series III), The Kingdoms of Europe and Counties of England, in original boxes, two other Counties of England; a Spears Historical Dominoes and Chad Valley Hustled History, in original boxes (damage to boxes, not checked for completeness); and Tut-Tut a run in a motor car, boxed (this has been damp, so a group of cards are stuck in the box)
Two 1930's British Teddy Bears, a Chad Valley with blonde mohair, celluloid covered button to ear, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with card lined feet and inoperative squeaker -- 13 1/4in. (33.5cm.) high; and a Chiltern type (thinning and wear, Chad Valley missing eyes, Chiltern type with replacement hand pad)
Post-war two Teddy Bears and an elephant, a small Chad Valley Teddy Bear with blonde mohair, orange and black glass eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, swivel head and jointed limbs —11 3/4in. (30cm.) high (some bald spots and general wear); an unjointed British blue synthetic plush Teddy Bear; and a artificial silk plush grey elephant with white felt tusks and saddle blanket - these are known as Little Ted, Tiny and Elephant
Games and Card Games, Jaques & Son - The World Parliament or Vote by Ballot, Candid Confessions and The National Gallery, in original boxes; a H N Myers & Co Ups & Downs, a Chad Valley Fleet Street and Parker Brothers The Game of Great Artists, in original boxes; Hunt & Sons playing cards; Halma board and wooden box; a Jacques red and black leather rolled Portable B.C.D. Board with draft pieces, in case; empty The Auction House box, cribbage board and unboxed Who Buys?
A Chad Valley Kiwi shoe polish kiwi 1930s, with golden mohair, orange and black glass eyes, orange felt beak and feet, red and white woven Chad label and black and white ‘I am KIWI like my polish I always make friends’—8 1/2in. (21.5cm.) high (some wear and few moth holes); and a Chad Valley Johnson’s Roostie with labels (faded)
A large Chad Valley Bonzo the dog 1920s, of cream velvet, stencilled features, red felt tongue, swivel head, jointed limbs with stitched claws, oil-cloth collar with celluloid covered Bonzo Chad Valley button and red and white woven label on foot —15 3/4in. (40cm.) high (darn to top of left ankle, discoloured and slight wear)
Four post-war Chad Valley Teddy Bears, including a golden mohair, with orange and black glass eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, swivel head, centre seam label and label to foot pad --11 1/2in. (29cm.) high; a blonde mohair missing eyes, with faded black nose and mouth, swivel head, jointed limbs and label to foot pad (pads recovered), and two others both with foot pad labels (wear and thinning to all)
A Chad Valley 1920s Smiler Teddy Bear with original photograph, with golden mohair, replaced orange and black glass eyes, pronounced muzzle, swivel head, jointed limbs with cloth pads and inoperative growler —24in. (61cm.) high (wear and bald spots, black stitching replaced); and an original photograph of the original owner with this bear in a perambulator who originally came from East Neuk of Fife in Scotland, sadly no more is known; and his current owner named him Arnold
A Chad Valley ITV children’s television Tingha the koala bear hand puppet 1960s, with brown synthetic plush, orange plastic eyes, rubber nose and claws, white ear lining, ribbon, cloth tag in back seam and rare coloured card tag —9in. (23cm.) high - hosted by Jean Morton and ran from 1962 to 1970
Brumas and Ivy the polar bear memorabilia, a hard plastic Baby Brumas money bank —6in. (15cm.) high; a Chad Valley wool plush Brumas with orange and black glass eyes and seam label; a painted wooden two-dimensional pull-a-long Brumas; a silver charm on gilt bar brooch, in original box; a Kleeware plastic money bank, Magnetic Novelty plastic Ivy and Brumas and two Cullingford soaps, in original boxes and two plastic polar bears
Hank the Cowboy toys and memorabilia, a Chad Valley hoopla game —16 1/2in. (42cm.) high; Chad Valley Hank Picture Cubes, Drawing Slate and Jig-saw, in original boxes; two Cullingfords Silver King soaps, in original boxes; a Barnsbury Puppet, in original box; two other puppets and other items
Three post-war Chad Valley Teddy Bears, a golden mohair bear with orange and black plastic eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, swivel head, jointed limbs, painted pads and label to foot pad --16in. (40.5cm.) high; and two others (white mark to foot pad, smaller blonde’s hand pads with holes, larger with holes to three velvet pads, some thinning and wear to all)
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