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Lot 639
An early 20th century Steiff teddy bear German, silver/ grey blonde coloured mohair, clipped muzzle, amber and black glass eyes, straw filled, brown stitched nose and mouth, four clawed paws, hump back, swivel headed and jointed limbs, evidence of internal growler, Steiff button to left earoverall height 31cm Condition:Damage and losses to feet pads, hand pads possibly replacement. Thinning to mohair across entire bear
Lot 52
A very rare Steiff rod jointed Monkey 35PPB with elephant button, with brown mohair, black boot button eyes, inset velvet face, ear, hands and feet, black cross stitched nostrils, slightly raised nose, a red painted seam for mouth, central seam from face down back of head, rod jointed mechanism comprising two short rods from limb to limb, wires down the limbs to the hands and feet and a rod looped around the arm joint going into the head, velvet hands with stitched fingers and separate thumbs and a very rare elephant button in the left ear with S shaped trunk -14in. (36cm.) height seated, 24in. (61cm.) overall length (missing right ear, right arm cleanly broken through at elbow and patched, holes and protruding wire through hands and feet, some balding areas, general wear and fading) Notes - his head mechanism is intriguing as the head goes significantly backwards and forwards in a valley, his arm joint is much high than on the Rod Bears, so the loop of the neck joint is much higher. It would appear that has been made so the head rocks backwards and forwards, but it is possible that this valley and movements has caused over time. Provenance - Monkey belonged to the vendor’s Grandfather James Kay Harrison who was a born and bred Lancastrian, growing up near lake Windermere. James was born in 1901 and was an only child so it is assumed Monkey was a present from his parents. He founded Abinger Preparatory School in Abinger Hammer in Surrey which he took to Canada during the 2nd World War, returning later to Cumbria. Monkey has always just been called Monkey, not very imaginative but it suits him. Monkey always sat in the vendor’s Grandfather's study and the various children were allowed to play with him now and then when staying with them. James Harrison had two children, six grandchildren, and monkey has been involved with over a hundred years of play. He is sold with two JPEG images, one of James as a young boy wearing a dress and the other of his grandchildren in the 1960s with Monkey in a cart
Lot 61
An early Steiff centre-seam teddy bear circa 1905, possibly a 35PAB with apricot golden mohair, black boot button nose, pronounced unclipped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs with felt pads, card lined feet, hump and body with soft stuffing -19 1/2in. (50cm.) high (lacking some stuffing, right eye needs pulling tight, damage to three pads, dusty and minimal wear) - this bear probably would have had a blank button, his nose is unclipped and unshaped of the pre 1906 Steiff bear, likewise he has soft stuffing, unusually he has four claws of the post 1906 bears, so probably a transitional designed bear
Lot 154
A Farnell seated Buster dog with provenance circa 1928, with light brown and dark brown wool plush, one brown, black and white elliptical eye, swivel head and original collar -7in. (18cm.) high (balding to head and back) - this dog comes with a photograph of the owners mother and this dog, on the back of the photo ‘Hector protecting Mummie c.1928 (Edna Barras nee Simpson)’; a post-war Steiff terrier; a British terrier; a begging dog with Fairylite card tag; and a Japanese cat and dog (some wear)
Lot 158
A 1920s Steiff cow on wheels, with brown and white mohair, black boot button eyes with white felt disc behind, kid leather horns and hoofs, green painted wooden wheels, FF underscored button, inoperative squeaker and leather collar with bell -16 1/2in. (42cm.) high (a few bald spots and general thinning)
Lot 163
A rare Steiff polar bear with ball-jointed neck 1908-1917, with white mohair, black boot button eyes, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, ball jointed neck allowing the head to rotate, jointed legs with felt pads and inoperative squeaker -9in. (23cm.) long (some thinning and wear, nibbles to pads and a few strands missing from nose)
Lot 164
A very rare Steiff Walt Disney’s Minnie Mouse 1932-36, of white and black velvets, black oil-cloth ‘pie-cut’ eyes, cotton whisker, black felt ears, open mouth with pink velvet mouth, yellow velvet four fingered gloves, orange velvet heeled boots, white cotton knickers, red, blue and white printed cotton skirt, orange felt hat with blue and yellow flower on wire, rubber tail and card chest tag -9 1/2in. (24cm.) high (seams beginning to open on left cheek 1cm. and where neck and shoulder meet on left .5cm. and tail fragile)
Lot 165
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT - PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS BEAR IS CIRCA 1906, NOT 1904 AS IN CATALOGUE. A rare large Steiff centre-seam teddy bear circa 1904, with cinnamon mohair, black boot button eyes, pronounced clipped muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed elongated limbs with felt pads, card lined feet, hump, body part soft stuffed and blank button in ear -28in. (71cm.) high (front faded to golden, three holes in heel of right foot pads, slight matting and two strands broken and a few missing on nose stitching); and a reprint of an original photographs showing Teddy with his family - the childhood toy of the Coghill seven daughters, family history says that Teddy was brought from America in 1907 and was played with by Nellie (1892-1971), Nina (1897-1982), Jessie Florence (1904-1994), Louise (1906-1984), Agnes (1908-2002), Marion (1910-1979) and Nancy (1911-84) - the photograph was taken in 1914 on the 80th birthday of their mother Helen Coghill (1834-1918) - Teddy remained in family for 87 with Florence, who then decided to sell him to raise money for the Wick Parish Church Fund, at this stage it was realised he was valuable and a cousin decided to buy him for a four figure sum to keep him in the family, it is this cousin Elizabeth who is now selling him
Lot 304
TWO STIEFF BEARS WITH ORIGINAL TAGS AND LABELS, the larger bear is from the Classic series '1920 Classic Teddybear', height 27cm, the smaller blonde bear is from the Historic Steiff Miniatures VIII series 'Jubilee Bear 1997', height 16cm (2) (Condition report: noses are lightly worn, labels and tags in good condition)
Lot 328
FOUR STEIFF DANBURY MINT 'FOUR SEASONS' COLLECTION TEDDY BEARS, comprising Dylan the spring bear with a bunch of daffodils, a basket and Pilla duckling, Sunny the summer bear wearing sun glasses and a blue T-shirt with sun motif, Scrumpy the brown autumn bear with a basket of apples and Hamish the blonde winter bear wearing a tartan hat and scarf, height approximately 33cm, all have growlers and button tags in ear, all except Sunny have original swing tags (4) (Condition report: all appear in good condition)
Lot 336
FOUR STEIFF DANBURY MINT YEAR TEDDY BEARS, comprising Millennium 2000 bear with blonde fur, height 29cm, 2001 bear with honey fur, 2002 bear with golden brown fur, and 2003 bear with golden fur, each wearing a medal with button ear tags and original swing tags (4) (Condition report: bears appear in good condition, some creasing to swing tags)
Lot 350
A STEIFF 'CLASSIC 1903 REPLICA' TEDDY BEAR, with cinnamon mohair and felt pads, growler, black 'button' eyes and stitched nose, height 33cm, yellow tag and Steiff button in ear, original swing tag attached (1) (Condition report: appears in generally good condition, growler works intermittently, creasing to swing tag)
Lot 367
TWO CENTENARY COLLECTION STEIFF TEDDIES AND A STEIFF TIERLEBEN GIRAFFE, Giraffe 50 - 068089 with original label, height 50cm, a cinnamon coloured 'teddy Girl' 660542, together with a PB28 bear 660351 a replica of the original PB55 (3) (Condition report: both Centenary bears have original labels still attached and both have Steiff dust bags, the giraffe and bears are clean and dust free)
Lot 470
THREE UNBOXED STEIFF MOHAIR TEDDY BEARS, Christmas Bear, No.654688, height approx.25cm, reproduction 1909 Classic Bear, No.000355 height approx. 25cm and 'Fruities' Plum Bear, No.028007, height approx. 18cm, all appear complete and in good condition with button and tag to left ear and swing tags
Lot 238
Four small Steiff toy animals, including Hedgehog, Lion, Elephant and Leopard, together with six various toy animals, Japanese tinplate clockwork Shoe-Maker bear, Japanese tinplate clockwork Roaring Bear, with box lid, Japanese clockwork tinplate Walking Bear, boxed, KSK Japanese tinplate clockwork Sausage Dog, etc (a lot)
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