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Click here to subscribeA rare Chad Valley teddy bear to dress 1940s, with golden mohair swivel head, clear and black glass eyes, pronounced muzzle, black stitched nose and mouth, cloth body with pin-jointed limbs, printed blue label on foot and later khaki uniform - 121?2in. (32cm.) high (fraying to muzzle and forehead, general wear and staining to body) - it is interesting how similar this bear is to the Merrythought Bingies, but a lower quality
Two British cloth dolls: one with pressed felt face, brown painted side glancing eyes, blonde mohair wig, jointed velvet limbs with cloth body, composition hands and original rayon dress - 19in. (481?2cm.) high; and a Chad Valley girl doll in original lilac muslin dress with matching bonnet and labels on feet
A 19th century doll’s dress and coat, pale pink ribbed cotton with applied work and cloth covered buttons, a matching flared coat, probably manufactured circa 1870s - 12in. (301?2cm.) high (slight staining); a black composition baby with photograph of the original owner holding the doll (damaged); and other items
Various dolls: a German wax-over composition doll with blue glass eyes, blonde mohair wig, original floral dress and moulded boots and socks - 131?2in. (341?2cm.) high (crack to face and damage to boot); two Nistis dolls with paper labels; two Galia dolls, one with paper label; two other felt dolls; and a corset box
An interesting primitive hand stitched black girl doll, possibly American, with painted mask face, wool and mohair wig, black arms and legs with stitched fingers and large knees, burgundy dress, red ribbons in hair and white oil-cloth shoes with restitching and matching socks, probably 1920s-30s - 211?2in. (541?2cm.) high
Three Dean’s Rag Book Co. cloth girl dolls: all with printed faces, comprising girl with red velvet coat and bonnet with white artificial silk plush trim, integral shoes with spats - 181?2in. (47cm.) high; a girl with printed face, brown hair and blue dress; and another with painted face with transferred eyes and brown velvet dress
A Dean’s Rag Book Co. uncut Floral Dolls cut-out sheet 1926, featuring five dolls each wearing a different floral designed dress, each doll would be approximately 14in. (351?2cm.) high, this items is from the Dean’s archive and is believed to be a pre-production prototype and comes with a certificate
A continental Lenci-type pressed-felt girl doll, with brown painted side glancing eyes, brown curly mohair bobbed wig, jointed cloth body, pink, green and black felt dress applied with daisies and undergarments - 17in. (43cm.) high; and a Lenci plastic flocked headed doll in felt clothes with cloth label
An Armand Marseille 390 child doll, with blue sleeping eyes, blonde mohair wig, jointed composition body, blue and white striped dress, undergarments, blue wool coat with matching bonnet and white shoes - 133?4in. (35cm.) high (missing four fingers and needs restringing); and an AM shoulder-head doll
A Steiner Figure A bebe, with fixed blue glass eyes, open/closed mouth, pierced ears, blonde mohair wig on papier-mâché pate, jointed papier-mâché body with fixed wrists, body stamp on side of body, green figured cotton dress with smocked sleeves and lace collar, pale blue silk Jumeau shoes, white kid gloves and underclothes - 18in. (451?2cm.) high
Five circa mid-20th century snapshot photograph albums, mainly depicting a British family in Asia including Japan, Korea, Singapore etc, images include family scenes, military scenes, topographical scenes etc, Korea/Japan album photos include Pusan, Gloucester Valley, River Imjin, officers British Army etc + series larger photos of local man in traditional dress + Kuri Shinto temple, Nyajima etc approx 150 photos in this album, similar quantity in each album + visitors signed guest book "Shropham House, Norfolk, 1974-2008", (6)
HENRY MAYHEW: THE GOOD GENIUS THAT TURNED EVERYTHING INTO GOLD OR THE QUEEN BEE AND THE MAGIC DRESS, A CHRISTMAS FAIRY TALE..., illustrated George Cruikshank, London, David Bogue, 1847, 1st edition "Books For The Rail, The Road, And The Fireside" series, 4 etched plates, 4 text illustrations, sexto-decimo, contemporary blue cloth, original printed wraps bound in
A Volestedte Aelteste figurine, lace ballerina. Height 28 cm. CONDITION REPORT: There does not appear to be any repairs or restoration to this piece. The crinoline dress however has numerous losses, chips and damage as one would probably expect. There are far too many of these to even attempt to list. The nature of the design however does make them difficult to see. There are certainly small areas of loss. When the piece is viewed from the rear there is a more substantial loss to the underside edge of the skirt which has been poorly glued in and there are clearly substantial pieces of the skirt missing. There are also losses to the petals and leaves of the floral encrustations and in particular to the basket at the rear of the figure that supports the seat.
A pair of early 19th century Staffordshire figures "Anthony" and "Cleopatra". Each length approximately 31 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both figures have been extensively repaired. Anthony has had a broken neck which has been re-glued and overpainted. The top leg has also been repaired and overpainted as has the knee. There is a firing mark across the fingers of the left hand and various scratches and scuffs to the main body of the piece. Much of the overpainting may be covering old firing cracks however we are not certain of this. Cleopatra has also had restoration to the top arm above the hand and around the shoulder. There is also overpainting to the inside which is covering large hairline and firing cracks. This painting has discoloured on the outside of the piece particularly where the dress joins the base. In our opinion the interior overpainting is covering a large firing and hairline crack.
Three Royal Doulton figurines, "Patricia", "The Paisley Shawl" M26 and "Bridesmaid" H30. CONDITION REPORT: “The Paisley Shawl” has a hairline crack across the back of the cape running for approximately 3 cm. There is another 1 cm surface crack through the glaze on the front left hand side of the dress. “Patricia” is in good order with no issues. “Bridesmaid” is in generally good condition but does have a small 1 cm hairline crack running from the base centre hole through to the edge of the glaze. None of the figures have any losses or restoration.
Father Frost and The Maiden Fine Quality Oval Russian Lacquer Table Box. Hand painted and featuring a Russian fairy tale. Depicting lovely Winter scene with detail to dress and background of foliage. Embellished with gold decorative border. Red Lacquer interior. signed in Cyrillic to cover. Mid 20thC. 4 by 3.25 inches approx.
White Crystal Gilt Snake Necklace, an articulated gilt snake, studded with white crystals, the head with pear cut black crystal eyes, sitting to the front of the neckline, crossing over the tail section; the necklace fastening to the back with a fold-over clasp; a substantial dress necklace of good quality
Nazi German Naval Administrative Officers' dress dagger with unusual silvered hilt fittings and silver bullion dress knot, etched blade by F. W. Holler Solingen, decorated with ships and fouled anchors in gilt dimpled scabbard CONDITION REPORT Scabbard has some small dents and small areas of loss to gilding commensurate with age, Hilt is in good order with no cracks, chips or damage. Blade in good order, retaining original polish
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