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Click here to subscribeA CHAD VALLEY MAN FRIDAY PLUSH DOLL, c.1930's, height approximately 25cm, plastic eyes, painted features, complete with grass skirt, some minor wear and damage, Chad Valley Hygenic Toys label to right foot and 'I am Friday Theatre Royal Birmingham' label to chest, Dolls were thrown out from the stage into the audience as presents during a production of 'Robinson Crusoe' with a boxed Pedigree Thunderbirds Supermarionette Scott Tracy puppet (box s.d.) (2)
Four felt dolls by various makers Comprising Chad Valley Bambina cloth doll with blue glass eyes in short pink dress, height 38cm, large felt headed doll with knitted brown hair and painted blue eyes and red lips in tweed skirt and fur effect coat, height 58cm, and two further felt dolls, one with blonde wig the other with curly brown wig with painted features, height of each 36cm.
Four German bisque headed dolls In need of restoration, by Armand Marseille, comprising doll lacking wig with fixed blue eyes, impressed mark Armand Marseille 390, A6/0M lacking arm, in white blouse and green skirt, height 29cm, Oriental style doll, lacking wig with fixed brown eyes, impressed AM3/0 height 28cm, a doll lacking wig and eyes, impressed Flora Dora A6/0M, height 30cm and a doll with fixed blue eyes, lacking wig impressed Flora Dora A7/0M, height 29cm.
A basket containing two Action Man dolls, wearing combat fatigues, another similar doll, together with various Action Man type equipment to include a folding stretcher, together with a vintage printed Union flag, a Smith-Corona manual typewriter and a box of various camera equipment to include a Coronet box camera, an Olympus Camedia C-460, an Ensign "Ful-Vue" camera, a Kodak camera, etc
A box containing a collection of vintage rugby balls and footballs, two vintage panda soft toys, a vintage jointed doll, etc, together with a box of various children's annuals to include "The Victor Book for Boys", "Valiant Annual", "The Hotspur Book for Boys", "The F.A. Book for Boys 1955-56", etc, a vintage Meccano Highway Vehicles set (boxed), a vintage Scalextric Tri-ang model motor racing Set 40 (boxed), a small crate containing a collection of Lego and a small tin containing a collection of toy soldiers, etc CONDITION REPORTS The dolls head has several black scrapes to the back, one finger is damaged. The limbs and body all appear to be taped and repainted and the feet lined with cardboard (unsure if this construction or repair) please see images. All toys in used condition. Rugby and footballs leather is pealing, unknown if sets are complete. Books have been taped in places.
An Armand Marseille bisque headed doll stamped to reverse of head "AM Germany 351/5R" with sleep eyes and open mouth, together with an early 20th Century black bisque headed doll stamped to reverse of head "AM Germany NK213½R" and a Pelso Karri-Kot CONDITION REPORTS White doll - eyes are not moving, some teeth missing, head has some black marks, fingers and toes badly chipped, limbs and body have some repainting including air bubbles, a metal wire through the side of its left thigh. Black doll - eyes do not move, paint and surface is chipped and worn particularly to tip of nose and lips, there are some scrapes to the back of the head, fingers and toes are chipped - some significantly, one leg joint broken, joints are chipped to the edges. Both have wear and tear.
A MEISSEN FIGURINE of a girl standing holding a doll in one hand and a rattle in the other, incised model No. C79 beneath and with underglazed blue cross swords mark, 14cm high together with a further Meissen figurine of a boy seated in a chair, holding a hat and two cherries, incised underneath with model No. F 51 and with underglaze blue cross swords mark, 14cm high (2) (AF)
An Armand Marseille bisque headed doll with composition body, sleeping blue eyes, number 390, 50cm long; another bisque headed doll with sleeping eyes, possibly Heubach, marked Germany 275?, 41cm long; and a Norah Wellings cloth doll with stitched label, of a girl in Dutch style pink felt dress, 20cm approx. (3)
Egypt, 21st Dynasty to Late Intermediate Period, ca. 2000 to 950 BCE. This is an ushabtii doll with a faience coating and some carved hieroglyphic markings/decoration. It has its arms crossed over their chests and is holding hoes (for a clearer photo of a shabti holding hoes in the similar manner, see the Faience shabti of Sety I on the British Museum website). Shabti (or ushabti) dolls are figures shaped like adult male or female mummies wearing the traditional ancient Egyptian headdresses. The ancient Egyptians believed that after they died, their spirits would have to work in the "Field of Reeds" owned by the god of the underworld, Osiris. This meant doing agricultural labor -- and it was required by all members of society, from workers to pharoahs. The more wealthy and nobility in Egyptian society were able to have shabtis made of faience; blue faience was meant to reflect the color of the river Nile both on earth and in the afterlife. The hieroglyphic inscriptions gave the shabti their power, telling Osiris that they were to do work for him. Size: 1.6" W x 4.3" H (4.1 cm x 10.9 cm). Provenance: Ex-private M. Reniger collection, Chicago, IL. Condition: There is cracking and the piece has been repaired in several places and currently appears intact. All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #111350
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