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2 Puppen, Mädchen und Junge, Käthe Kruse, 1930er Jahre, H.50cm, Köpfe mit sichtbarer Hinterkopfnaht, gemaltes Gesicht, Echthaarperücken, Fußsoheln nummeriert, Kleidung nicht original (Hose mit Riss), stark bespielt2 dolls, girl and boy, Käthe Kruse, 1930s, h.50cm, heads with visible seam, painted face, human hair wigs, foot soles numbered, clothes not original (trousers with tear), heavily used

KÄTHE KRUSE Puppenmädchen, 1945-1949 Stoffkopf mit 3 Hinterkopfnähten, hellbraune Perücke in Zöpfen geflochten, fein bemalt mit grünen Augen und roten Augeninnenpunkten, Stoffkörper mit geraden Beinen, li. Fußsohle gestempelt "Made in Germany US-Zone", re. Fußsohle mit unleserl. Ziffernfolge, Strickkleidung ergänzt, Nase und Wange berieben, Altersspuren, Kleidung besch., H 45 cm. KÄTHE KRUSE doll girl, US-Zone, fabric head with 3 seams at the back of the head, light brown wig plaited in pigtails, finely painted with green eyes and red inner points of the eyes, fabric body with straight legs, left sole of the foot stamped "Made in Germany US-Zone", right sole of the foot with illegible sequence of digits, knitted clothes supplemented, nose and cheek rubbed, signs of age, clothes dam., h 45 cm.

Käthe Kruse Puppe VII Käthe Kruse Puppe VII Junge. Naturalistisch bemalter Nesselkopf mit Hinterkopfnaht (min. Farbabsplitterungen), Stoffkörper. Unter dem linken Fuß Käthe Kruse gestempelt. 1930/1940er Jahre. (Füße rest., Haare übermalt). L. 36 cm.

A Kathe Kruse Doll No 1, with painted cloth moulded head, painted brown eyes and light brown hair, static neck, jointed body with separate thumb, knitted clothes and 7250 ink stamp on sole of left foot --17in. (43cm.) high (hole in tip of nose, rubbed and arms recovered)

Recent Käthe Kruse dolls, a Du Mein with blonde hair and blue floral dress --20in. (51cm.) high and another small boy, in original boxes (the Du Mein box worn)

German, c.1775, by Abraham Kruse, in fitted fruitwood case with decorative latches, trade label and 15 weights for various currencies and denominations (two weights missing), case width 18cm

A superb pair of Kathe- Kruse doll VII boy and girl dolls, German, late 1940s, both having finely painted cloth covered moulded cardboard heads, with hazel eyes, shaded lids and painted mouth, the girl with light brown hair in long plaits, the boy with short blonde hair and side-parting, jointed at shoulders and hips and both wearing all original clothes, boy in red cotton shorts with shirt, red , white and blue braiding and felt beret, girl with red cotton dress with flowers and hearts and red beret, each with red sandals and white socks, together with ‘The beloved Kathe-Kruse Dolls, Yesterday and today’ book by Lydia Richter, to which they are pictured on the front cover and featured on page 53. (condition: excellent), both 20 ½” (52cm) tall, (2 items).

Käthe-Kruse-Mädchen Unter den Füßen gestempelt und datiert "Okt. 1981". Stoff, Kunststoff. L 52 cm. Drehbarer Kopf, gemalte blaue Augen, blonde Echthaarperücke mit Zöpfen, roten Schleifen und Kopftuch. Schlanker Körper mit Schlenkerarmen, Beine mit Scheibengelenken. Originalbekleidet mit Dirndl Unbespielt.

Mädchen mit Dirndl Käthe Kruse. Ungemarkt. 1950er Jahre. Stoff, Kunststoff. L 50 cm. Kurbelkopf, gemalte braune Augen, dunkelbraune Echthaarperücke. Heller Stoffkörper. Schwarzes Dirndl mit rotem Blumenmuster, weiße Kunststoffschuhe Gesicht partiell berieben, Körper leicht verschmutzt.

Puppenmädchen Käthe Kruse, VEB Bad Kösen. Unter den Füßen gestempelt. 1950er Jahre. Stoff. L 46 cm. Stoffbezogener Kurbelkopf, gemalte braune Augen, braune Echthaarperücke. Stoffkörper in Strickkleidung Augenbemalung berieben, Augenbrauen nachgezogen, Perücke gelöst, Körper verschmutzt.

Kleines Puppenpaar Käthe Kruse, Typ IX VEB. Beide unter dem linken Fuß rot nummeriert, Junge mit Stempel "VEB Bad Kösen". Ca. 1950er Jahre. Stoff. L 35 cm. Beide mit Kurbelkopf (Mädchen: Kunststoff, Junge: wohl Stoffkopf), gemalten braunen Augen und Stoffkörper. Junge mit gemalten Haaren und festgeklebter Baskenmütze, Mädchen mit blonder Echthaarperücke und orange gemustertem Kleid Bespielt, Altersspuren. Gesicht des Mädchens berieben, Körper verschmutzt.

Kleines Kruse-Puppenmädchen "Das kleine deutsche Kind", Typ IX. Unter dem linken Fuß rot gestempelt. Stoff. L 35 cm. Kurbelkopf mit 1 Hinterkopfnaht, braunen Augen und mittelblonder Echthaarperücke. Heller Stoffkörper mit Schlenkerarmen, Beine mit Scheibengelenken und mehreren Nähten. Weiße Bluse, karierter Rock, rote Schuhe. Dazu kleiner Herrmann-Teddy Perücke lose, Gesicht übermalt und minimal rissig, Körper leicht verschmutzt.

Konvolut Käthe-Kruse-Kleidung Ungemarkt. 8 Kleidungsstücke, für Käthe-Kruse-Puppen geeignet. Dazu roter Filzhutund 12 Paar Puppenschuhe in verschiedenen Größen

Käthe Kruse-Buch, Bilderbüchlein und Konvolut Kleidung für Käthe-Kruse-Puppen Um 1920. "Das Käthe-Kruse-Bilderbuch. Text von Max Jungnickel", Georg W. Dietrich zu München, o. J. / Dazu Büchlein "Buntes Allerlei für artige Kinder in Bilder und Versen. Druck und Verlag von Benjamin Krebs, Frankfurt a. M.", o. J. / Ca. 20 Teile Puppenkleidung, teils wohl original Käthe-Kruse

Mädchenpuppe "Amelie" und 4 Postkarten Käthe Kruse. Unter den Füßen gestempelt. Von 1991. L 37 cm. Kunststoffkopf, gemalte blaue Augen, Echthaarperücke mit Schneckenfrisur. Stoffkörper mit Schlenkerarmen, Beine mit Scheibengelenken. Originale Kleidung mit grüner Jacke und kariertem Rock, originales Etikett. Dazu 4 Kruse-Postkarten, Planet-Verlag, Berlin, 1960 Unbespielt. 1 Postkarte beschriftet.

Lernbaby "Träumerchen" Käthe Kruse, Typ VIs. Ungemarkt. Wohl um 1940. Stoff. L 49 cm. 2,7 kg. Bemalter Magnesitkopf mit geschlossenen Augen und gemalten Haaren. Trikotkörper mit Bauchnabel und Poloch. Weißer Strampler und Jüpchen Kopf und linker Daumen mit Defekten.

Puppenjunge Käthe-Kruse, Typ I. Unter dem linken Fuß undeutlich gestempelt. Um 1920. Stoff. L 42 cm. Festgenähter Kopf mit 3 Hinterkopfnähten und maskenartig bemaltem Gesicht. Körper mit breiten Hüften und je 5 Beinnähten. Grüne Strickjacke und braune Lederhose. Dazu Rattankoffer mit Kleidung Restauriert (Gesicht und Haare komplett überarbeitet), Körper mit mehreren Reparaturflicken, Hände neu.

Kleines blondes Kruse-Mädchen "Kleines deutsches Kind", Typ IX. Unter den Füßen Reste von Bleistift. Ab 1955/60. Stoff. L 35 cm. Bemalter Kurbelkopf aus Tortulon? oder Polystyrol, blonde Echthaarperücke. Schlanker Körper mit Schlenkerarmen, Beine mit Scheibengelenken. Rotes Kleid mit weißen Herzchen, heller Mantel mit Fellkragen, rote Schuhe Nasenspitze berieben.

"Friedebald" Käthe Kruse. Unter dem linken Fuß rot gestempelt. Um 1930. Stoff. L 50 cm. Kurbelkopf mit einer Hinterkopfnaht, gemalten braunen Augen und mittelblonder Echthaarperücke. Stoffkörper mit Schlenkerarmen, Beine mit Scheibengelenken. Weiß-blaue Matrosenkleidung. Dazu brauner Kinderkoffer mit Kleidung und 2 Plüschtieren Wangenrötung eventuell aufgefrischt, Nasenspitze minimal berieben, Perücke gelöst, Körper partiell fleckig.

Käthe-Kruse-Mädchen Typ I, H schmal. Unter dem linken Fuß rot gestempelt. Um 1940. Stoff. L 45 cm. Festgenähter Stoffkopf mit maskenartig bemaltem Gesicht und blonder, handgeknüpfter Perücke. Schlanker Körper mit Schlenkerarmen, Beine mit Scheibengelenken. Rosa Kleid, grünes Jäckchen, weiße Schuhe, Haarkränzchen Gesicht wohl partiell überarbeitet, Körper leicht verschmutzt, Arme und 1 Bein mit Heftpflaster repariert.

Käthe-Kruse-Puppe "Bella" Typ VIII. Unter dem linken Fuß gestempelt. Ab 1949. Stoff. L 45 cm. Bemalter Kurbelkopf mit 1 Hinterkopfnaht, ausgeprägtem Hinterkopf und gemalten Haaren. Stoffkörper mit Schlenkerarmen, Beine mit Scheibengelenken. Blaues Kleidchen mit Blumenmuster, passendes Häubchen. Mit rosa Originaletikett, bezeichnet "Bella" und nummeriert: "Betr. Nr. 59/342/4001" Wohl unbespielt, Hinterkopf leicht krakeliert, minimaler Farbabrieb an der Stirn.

Frühe Käthe-Kruse-Puppe, Puppenjunge Bruno Schmidt + Kleidung 1x ungemarkt, 1x mit Herz-Marke. Stoff, Celluloid und Masse. L 41/30 cm. Defekte Käthe-Kruse-Puppe Typ I mit 3 Hinterkopfnähten, maskenartiger Gesichtsbemalung, einzeln angenähten Daumen, breiten Hüften und 5 Beinnähten. Bemalung stark berieben, Körper fleckig, mit Defekten und alten Reparaturen. Weiß-rotes Strickkleid. / Kleiner Junge mit Celluloidkopf und 15-teiligem Gliederkörper. Mit Defekten. In Strickkleidung. / Dazu ca. 7 Teile Puppenkleidung

ANTIQUE DOLLS possibly by Kathe Kruse, including a large doll with a check coloured outfit and pair of shoes, and smaller doll with clothing and pair of boots. 54cms and 44cms high. (2)

Four boxed 1:43 Brooklin Models metal models to include BRK 16 1935 Dodge Van Calandre, BRK 16 1936 Dodge Van 1987 ACD Museum/Kruse International, BRK 16X 1959 Chevrolet El Camino Modelex 94 and BRK 16 1936 Dodge Van Litchfideld Fore (box needing repair), all models excellent

Two boxed 1/43 Brooklin Models metal models to include BRK 16 1935 Dodge Van Special ITT Kruse International Dean V Kruse, Auctioneer and BRK 29X 1953 Kaiser Manhattan Taxi, both excellent

Kleine Puppe, Typ VII Käthe Kruse. Ungemarkt, unter dem linken Fuß bezeichnet: "Helga". Um 1930-40. Stoff. L 36 cm. Bemalter Kurbelkopf (Typ I) mit braunen Haaren, Körper mit locker angenähten Armen, Beine mit Scheibengelenken. Schwarzes Cape, blaue Hose. Dazu 6 Teile Kleidung: 2 Jacken, roter Bademantel, Mütze, rote Zipfelmütze und brauner Samtrucksack Farbdefekte an der Stirn und an den Haaren, Körper etwas fleckig.

9th-11th century AD. A scaphoid Anglo-Scandinavian lead weight into the upper surface of which has been impressed some fragments of coloured glass. See Kruse, S. Trade and Exchange Across Frontiers in Graham-Campbell, J. & Williams, G. (eds.) Silver Economy in the Viking Age, Walnut Creek, 2007. 36 grams, 51mm (2"). Property of an Essex gentleman; found North East England. The weight was probably produced in England, re-using a curated fragment of Roman glass; the black and deep red coloration is too strong for the standard Anglo-Saxon glass which was normally a pale green or blue. The Viking weight system appears to have been based on the Byzantine model, and used Byzantine forms of weight in some places, but there were also local standards in, for example, Dublin which could vary by 10% or more from the wider system. Without a central authority to impose uniformity, it is likely that the Scandinavian weight system represents a trend towards standardization from diverse beginnings. (This subject is dealt with by Kruse in the reference below.) The present piece is a variant of the 'embedded-metalwork' form of weight. [No Reserve] Fine condition.

Antique Doll, early 1900's German Kathe Kruse I Type Doll. Painted Features on cloth body. 15". Beautiful and exceptional clothing presents this doll as a wonderful issue.

Antique Doll. Believed German Kathe Kruse Cloth Doll. 7". Painted hair and face. Well preserved, likely 20/30's.

Atlas.- Orbis Terrarum Antiquus. Schul-Atlas der Alten Welt nach Mannert, Ukert, Reichard, Kruse, Wilhelm u. A. bearbeitet, 14 engraved maps, hand-coloured in outline, 1 map loose, title creased, some foxing and browning, original boards, paper label on upper cover, rubbed, spine defective, oblong 4to, Gotha, 1839.

Large collection of Dolls Teddy and Dolls Houses books and catalogue, including Beautiful Dolls, Mansions in Miniature, Dream World of Dolls, Best of Doll Reader, Christmas Cats, Kamakura Doll Museum, Victorian Dolls Houses, Juvenile Drama, Kathe-Kruse Dolls, Lyle Adverting and others, various Doll and Teddy Catalogues by Christies and other auction houses, generally VG (qty)

Kathe Kruse fabric doll with painted head, cloth body of stiffened muslin, having separate thumbs and stitched toes, circa 1910, in red coat and shoes, 47cm highCondition ReportSurface cracking to the paint on the face of the doll, There are splits to both arms of which one is bigger that the other. Some stitches are loose on the arms. There are some stains to both the neck and legs. See attached images.

John Kruse (late 20th century): 'Atar de Peyes', signed lower right, oil on canvas, 44.5 by 59.5cm, framed 60 by 75cm.

AFTER MAX CARL KRUSE (1854-1942) 'NENIKHKAMEN', STUDY OF AN ATHLETE, THE MESSENGER OF MARATHON, INSCRIBED 'Aktion Gesch Schal Vormh Galdenheck U Sohn' TO THE STEPPED BASE ON A RED MARBLE PLINTH, approx. 38 cm overall

A Kathe Kruse Doll VIII The German Child, the painted cloth head with blonde shortly cut side parted hair, grey painted eyes, swivel head, jointed legs, hinged arms, in grey lederhosen with shirt and red spotted cravat, a beige coat with pink, cream and grey scarf, red felt beret, white shoes and socks —21in. (53cm.) high (slight marks to side of face, possibly pencil, some hair cutting and ageing)

A Kathe Kruse Du Mein sand baby doll, with blue painted eyes, brown painted hair, weighted cloth body with wire armature extending to tips of fingers, white muslin dress and red felt shoes —20in. (51cm.) high (a patch to forehead, back of left ear and fairly worn)

A late Kathe Kruse girl doll, with painted plastic head, blonde hair wig and jointed cloth body with original shoes, socks and underwear —14in. (35.5cm.) high; a wooden head girl doll with cloth body; a celluloid headed doll (missing hand) and seven Kersa felt hand puppets

Lego Minifigures - a rare full set of Lego DFB German Football Team series Minifigures. Each fully factory sealed, unopened with contents untouched. x16 total. Features the figures of: Joachim Löw, the goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, the defenders Jérôme Boateng, Mats Hummels, Benedikt Höwedes and Shkodran Mustafi, the midfielders Bastian Schweinsteiger (captain), Mesut Özil, Thomas Müller, Toni Kroos, Sami Khedira, André Schürrle, Marco Reus, Christoph Kramer and the strikers Mario Götze and Max Kruse. Rare Lego figure set. 

Kruse Kolk studio print 'Maison En Provence' & mixed method 'Coastal Scene' various sizes

Early Kathe Kruse Doll, with hand painted head, cloth stitched body with jointed legs, printed in red to the underside of the left foot '4266D', 41cm; One Volume Treasury of Kathe Kruse Dolls Album 3, hardback with paper mount (2)

Felicity Katherine Sarah Askew (b.1894) Recollection of Aintree, dynamic depiction of race horses jumping a fence, with tumbling horses and jockeys, pen and ink on paper, pencil signed to the margin and dated 1925, 54 x 76 cm Askew was born at Chelsea London in 1984, daughter of writer and translator John Bertram Askew (1869-1929). A pupil of German sculptor Max Kruse (1854-1942), artist William Frank Calderon (1865-1943) and Italian sculptor Ernesto Bazzaro (1859-1937). A painter, sculptor and artist she spent seven years in horse racing stables and lived at Prospect House Studio, Suffolk. Askew exhibited at the Paris Salon; Permanenta, Milan; Goupil Gallery; Grosse Berliner Kunstausstelling; Walker Art Gallery and the Society of Scottish Artists. 1923-1927 she was living at Castle Hills, Berwick-on-Tweed where she exhibited her works, including in 1924 at Dodd's Gallery in Berwick-on-Tweed and in several galleries in the North of England and in Scotland.

A German Kathe Kruse collector's doll, having red & green knitted cardigan, tartan patterned dress, muslin body, & measuring 47cm tall

A German Kathe Kruse collector's doll, having green knitted floral patterned dress, muslin body, original Kathe Kruse stoffpuppe label, and measuring 40cm tall

Kathe Kruse du Mein type baby doll circa 1920's, Numbered foot indistinct and label reading Made in Germany, in christening gown and period leather and metal perambulator, Sold with The Treasury by Kathe Kruse dolls Album 3 by Lydia Richter

A Käthe Kruse cloth girl doll, c.1955, with synthetic head and plaited brown wig, cloth body and limbs with red and white polka dot dress, velvet jacket and wool coat, marked to feet '432925' & 'Käthe Kruse' , 35cm, together with a celluloid baby doll's head, turtle mark 109/35 vintage box lacking cover

A Käthe Kruse cloth girl doll, c.1955, with synthetic head and plaited brown wig, cloth body and limbs with red and white polka dot dress, velvet jacket and wool coat, marked to feet '432925' & 'Käthe Kruse' , 35cm, together with a celluloid baby doll's head, turtle mark 109/35 vintage box lacking cover

COLLECTION OF THIRD REICH AND SLIGHTLY LATER RELATED DOCUMENTSHauptwachtmeister, includes a promotion document signed by 'Keller' Hauptmann u.Abt.Kdr. (1941) - Deutsch Kreuz in Gold 12.9.42 als Major u.Kdr., Verpflichtungschein signed by 'Schmeling' - Deutsch Kreuz in Gold, Pz.Art.Rgt.119, and 'Kruse' - Deutsche Kreuz in Gold 23.2.1944, a letter dated 1950 from Erwin Heuser - Deutsch Kreuz in Gold 27.4.1945 als Hptm.Sp.Kdr. I/V.Volks Art.K.403, uniform portrait photograph and two others, and Particulars of Discharge dated 1949Note: Soviet Russian P.o.W. for 3 1/2 years.

Bruno Kruse (German, 1855-1906), a patinated bronze and marble mounted model of an Amorino, the winged figure portrayed nude save for a billowing drapery around his hips, and covering his mouth with both raised hands, on a circular section veined green marble moulded plinth, 18.5cm high

A Kate Kruse 1930s fabric body doll with composition headCondition: various tears as shown in photos, paintwork believed to be origional, vendor was origional recipient of item.

A Kathe Kruse Doll No1, With stuffed body, wide-hipped, hinged arms and jointed legs with red number stamp on foot —17in. (43cm.) high (head badly and heavily overpainted)

BROOKLIN MODELS; three BRK 16 Dodge Vans in white, yellow and black liveries with 'ITT Kruse International', '1987 Old Toyland Shows' and 'Sears' decals respectively, all boxed, also a BRK 6 1932 Packard Light Eight in burgundy livery (lacking box), 1/43 scale (4). CONDITION REPORT: Provenance: The Ed Clark Collection. Packard lacking box as stated, other boxes heavily worn, white van with some rubbing to the chrome finish, and some either wear or surface dirt to the decal on the left side, yellow van with a few small minor marks to body work, black van also with some rubbing and discolouration to the chromed detail, otherwise all have either loose or slightly loose front and rear bumpers, Packard example ok.

BROOKLIN MODELS; three BRK 16 and 16X Dodge Vans in burgundy, gold and cream liveries with 'Drink Dr Pepper', 'Speelgoed Otten' and 'Auburn '87 Kruse International' decals respectively, 1/43 scale, all boxed (3). CONDITION REPORT: Provenance: The Ed Clark Collection. Boxes worn, all front bumpers slightly loose, the Burgundy example rear bumper also slightly loose, otherwise all appear ok.

BROOKLIN MODELS; three BRK 16 and 16X Dodge Vans in yellow, red and white liveries with 'Avon Diecast and Model Collectors Society '88', 'Classic and Sports Car' and 'ITT Kruse International' decals respectively, 1/43 scale, all boxed (3). CONDITION REPORT: Provenance: The Ed Clark Collection. Boxes worn, all front bumpers slightly loose, yellow Avon example with the cream seats loose internally, otherwise ok.

Kathe Kruse painted cloth boy doll, German circa 1935, the pressed head with painted brown eyes, mouth, nostrils and rouged cheeks, with short blonde hair, swivel head and cloth body jointed at shoulders and hips, wearing a blue striped shirt, grey knitted jumper, shorts, socks and brown scarf and leather shoes, (condition good), 18” (46cm) tall.

Boxed German doll by Kathe Kruse No 2691

LUFTWAFFE: Selection of signed commemorative covers, all celebrating anniversaries or pilots of the British and German air forces, by various Luftwaffe pilots, including Jobst Schaefer & Erich Hartmann, Hans-Ekkehard Bob, Hajo Herrmann, Peter Spoden, Gunther Rall, Hansgeorg Bätcher, Walter Krupinski, Walter Wolfrum, Walter Schuck, Martin Drewes, Alfred Ambs, Ottomar Kruse etc. Muliple signed (7). VG, 10

LUFTWAFFE: Book signed, a softback edition of Luftwaffe Fighter Aces, by Mick Spick, published by Greenhill Books, 2003. Signed by over 17 German Luftwaffe pilots of World War II, including Gunther Rall, Hugo Broch (2), Peter Spoden, Rolf Ebhardt, Hajo Herrmann, Alfred Ambs (2), Martin Drewes, Walter Schuck, Walter Wolfrum, Heribert Koller, Ottomar Kruse etc. All are signed in pencil to clear areas of the half-title page and title page, most adding their squadron numbers. VG

AUTOGRAPH ALBUM: An autograph album containing over 45 signatures, by various World War II pilots, most of whom fought in the Battle of Britain, also a few American, 617 and Luftwaffe pilots etc., including Bill Wheeler, James Sheppard, Howard Baugh, Terence Kane, John Keatings, Joseph Chamberlain, Gordon Henderson, Tex Ash, Byron Duckenfield, Robert Appleyard, Nick Swannick, Bill North, Harold Kirby, Jen Cockram, Bill Mould, Twigs Trees, Paul Forster, Walter Wolfrum, Ottomar Kruse, Hugo Broch,Heribert Koller, Ken Lucas, Johnny Johnson, Ray Grayston, Jack Rose, Alexander Jefferson, William Holloman, Leo Gray, George Hardy etc. A few duplicates. VG

Assorted Dolls, including a pair of Kathe Kruse style boy dolls, with papier mache painted socket heads, clothed in Lederhosen and grey jackets, marked 'Ed K' to the back of the head, 29cm; a Rozetta composition doll, with painted face, moulded hair and costume dress, 26cm; three smaller celluloid dolls, fully dressed; small bisque socket head doll with fixed brown eyes, long blond plaits, wearing a continental costume, on composition body, 16cm; another of a young boy with bisque socket head, wearing a turban, white shirt, waistcoat and striped trousers on composition body, 23cm (8). No shoes for either doll, and only one hat. Both have fading and light staining to clothes and fabric body. Scuffing and couple of tiny dents to the papier mache heads.

Kathe Kruse - a hand made painted canvas girl doll, brown eyes, closed mouth, stitched body and limbs, blond hair, indistinct marks toone foot, No 11/1014 to the other, pink patterned white floral dress, brown shoes, approx 50cm high