Here is Christie's auction catalogue for 'Teddy Bears' - 17th July 2007 - 133 lots all illustrated in colour. Results can be printed from www.christies.com Please look at my other catalogues, I can co

 

13" from bottom of feet to top of head. He has leather padded feet no button in ear. Well used please look at pictures closely for damage

 

Antique early 1900s mohair and felt teddy bear clown toy glass eyes, stitched nose and mouth, movable arms Straw stuffed, red/green felt body, with white ruff and bowProbably imported from Germany fro

 

Unusual Deans Rag Book? bellhop duck toy. Circa 1920's-30's This unjointed felt/cloth bellhop duck was probably made by Deans Rag Book in the 1920's-30's and stands at just over 12" tall. Although thi

 

Nelson ( we simply couldn't resist giving him that name!) is a huge Deans Rag Book bear made in the early 1950s, maybe a little earlier. Aside from his missing arm, he really is in very good condition

 

Vintage IVICTA Mohair Pull Toy Rabbit , glass eyes , Made in England, 7 X 6 X 5 inches This Pull Toy RABBIT was made in England and has the original tag on his neck. He measures 7 inches long, 6 inche

 

Cutest antique bear I have ever seen. Missing one eye, one black nostril, and lots of mohair. Has a hole on one side of nose area that you can see straw, and in open area where eye once was. Legs/arms

 

I'm offering a darling little bear for your bidding. I think, when he was new, he was a blond bear. However, he's a bit soiled now and looks darker in color. I can't tell for sure, but he may have had

 

A charming antique (circa early 1900s) Teddy Bear. The bear is made of mohair with straw stuffing and has a hump back and elongated arms. His pads are felt, his nose and mouth are embroidered wool and

 

heiercls Store What an adorable antique bear! I am not an expert, but have had numerous early bears.... but I still can't totally identify this cutey! Someone out there is going to know who made this