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1216 1215 1213. Assortment of Doll’s Jewelry, late 19th and 20th century, boxed French crystal suite, nine assorted bar pins, two buckles, hairbrush, ivorine rattle, silver mesh purse, and a string of beads. $150-200 1214. Doll’s Maple Sleigh Bed, Wicker Bassinet, and a Wicker Sewing Basket, late 19th/early 20th century, the bed with mattress and bedding, the baskets dressed in lawn, lace, and ribbons, bed lg. 12 1/4 in. $150-200 1215. Petite Steiner Figure A Bébé, impressed A 3, with pressed bisque head, closed mouth, fixed blue paperweight eyes, feathered brows, pierced ears (tiny piercing chips) with earrings, blonde mohair wig over cork pate, jointed papier-mâché body, lace-oversatin dress, bonnet, knitted socks and size 1 white leather shoes, ht. 10 5/8 in., (approx. 1/4 in. surface loss back of left ear, some overpaint on body). $3,000-4,000 1218 1217 1216. Composition de l’Armoire Normandie pour Louvre-Bébé No. 8 et 9, late 19th century French walnut linen press with arched paneled double-doors, three shelves and drawer, containing an assortment of doll-size bed linens, several doll chemises, wrappers, and handkerchiefs bound in silk ribbons, with paper label on door listing contents, ht. 22 5/8 x wd. 13 7/8 x dp. 7 1/8 in., (overall good, some light dirt and fabric wear). Note: Louvre Bébé was a range of luxury French bisque dolls made by Jumeau and distributed by the Parisian department store Louvre under its own name and impressed mark B.L. Although the range was continued until 1924, the name changed to Bébé du Louvre in 1909, dating this commode to the earlier period. The original label lists 110 pieces of linen. $2,000-3,000 1217. Petite Brown Bisque Kestner Girl Doll, impressed 3, resembling so-called “A.T.” models, with closed mouth, fixed brown glass eyes, pierced ears, original black mohair wig, brown composition body jointed at shoulders, hips and knees, in embroidered white organdy jacket, dress and undergarments, socks and white leatherette shoes, ht. 9 1/2 in., (paint loss at knee joints, tiny spot on left cheek). $2,000-3,000 191 1218. Six Tiny All-Bisque Dollhouse Dolls, Germany, c. 1920, five with molded brown bobbed hair and features, rigid necks, jointed shoulders and hips, molded shoes and socks, four in original organdy flapper outfits, and one wearing blue felt shorts, ht. 2 3/4; and a late 19th century dollhouse doll with molded blonde hair, painted features, rigid neck, jointed shoulders and hips, molded shoes and socks, and original European regional costume, ht. 2 1/8 in. $150-250 1219. Pressed Glass Play Tableware, mid-20th century, peach punch bowl and six cups, colorless creamer, sugar, covered jar and pair of candlesticks; milk-glass sugar and creamer, (some edge roughness). $75-125 1220. Japanese Porcelain Play Dinner Set, mid-20th century, moss rose-pattern service for four, comprising dinner plates, cups and saucers, covered vegetable, platter, teapot, creamer, sugar bowl, salt and pepper shakers, in original carton, (missing lid). $75-125 1221. Gray-painted Wicker Doll Carriage, 1920s-early 30s, with metal frame and convertible hood, lg. 31 1/2 in., (some surface wear). $75-125 1222. White-painted Wicker Doll Stroller, early 20th century, with rolled arms, metal frame and sun shade, lg. 32 in., (some surface wear). $100-150 1223. Handcrafted Bébé Dress and Shoes, late 19th/early 20th century, princess-style dress in dark green wool crepe and polychrome silk faille, with gilt buttons, to fit 17-18-inch doll, (minimal moth wear, top button hole damaged); and a pair of black kid shoes. Provenance: The Collection of Jessica Norman. $200-300 1224. Brown and White Windowpane-Checked Taffeta Girl’s Dress and Bonnet, 1870s, to fit approx. 12-inch doll, with straight bodice, gathered skirt and long sleeves, dark brown velvet collar and trim on bonnet and sleeves, black soutache trim on bodice and bonnet, (imperfections). $200-300 1225. White Doll Costume and Fans, late 19th century, two-piece dress, socks and kid shoes, three folding fans, and one silk leaf costume, to fit approx. 20-22-inch doll, and a length of white lawn fabric. $200-300 192 1226. French Composition Doll Body in Chinese Silk Costume, early 20th century, jointed at shoulders and hips, in elaborate period light blue silk brocade outfit trimmed with cerise and black floral bands, covered with cerise silk vest with applied black and green edge band fastening with gilt-toned buttons, for approx. 18 in. doll, (some imperfections and fading). $200-300 1227. Large Selection of Doll Fans, Corsets, Shoes, and Stockings, late 19th century, various styles and sizes. $400-600 1228. Four Ladies Parasols, late 19th century, with silk shades, three with carved wood handles, one with ivory handle, (three with fabric loss, the fourth with no fabric, one finial damaged). $150-200 1229. Small Group of Doll Items, white cotton dress and matching cape, nightdress with lace insert, cloak with soutache braid decoration, tied calico doll quilt, a small orchid faille dress and hat (faded). Provenance: The Collection of Jessica Norman. $100-150 1230. Large Assortment of Doll’s Undergarments, Dresses and Fabric Pieces, 19th and 20th century, in a variety of sizes and materials, including white cotton, lace and wool. $75-100 1231. Large Group of Assorted Doll Clothing, 19th and 20th century, including dresses, skirts, blouses, socks, silk, velvet, cotton, and lace, for 4-16-inch dolls. $75-100 1232. Group of Ornamental Ladies Purses and Jet Accent Pieces, three small metal-mesh evening bags; two fabric bags with expanding silver tops; an embroidered green taffeta bag with gold bullion cords; and three pieces of jet and net costume decoration, (some wear on lot). $100-150 1233. Two Pairs of Brown Kid Doll Boots, 19th century, with wooden heels, brown buttons and silver bead fastenings, (leather worn, no sizes marked, one boot damaged). $100-150 1234. Two Pairs of German Doll Slippers, size 4, cream-colored satin with rosette trim; and size 1, light brown kid with metal buckles, (some wear). $100-150 1235. Two Pairs of Doll Shoes, early 20th century, size 8, tan kid with ribbon; and size 10, faux blue suede with buckle. $100-150 1236. Two Pairs of Metallic Doll Shoes, 19th century, size 4 bronze leather with brown silk rosettes; and dark brown leather with silver buckle marked G.M. 4, (new sole on one shoe). $75-100 1237. Twenty-one Pairs of Silk or Rayon Doll Stockings, late 19th/early 20th century, approx. twelve aqua and nine pink, for a large family of dolls of various sizes, (some fading). $75-100 1238. Lot of Assorted Doll and Baby Shoes, late 19th/early 20th century, of kid, knitted wool, and cloth, various sizes, (many singles). $75-100 1239. Nine Tiny Assorted Gilt and Enameled Metal Buttons, late 19th century, mostly with hand-painted floral accents, dia. 1/41/2-inch. $75-100 1240. Group of Assorted White Doll Clothing, early 20th century, mostly cotton, three gentlemen’s waistcoats, seven blouses or waists, bib, slip, one-piece underwear, silk camisole, and other items, 12-18-inch sizes, (some yellowing). $100-150 1241. Lot of Assorted Silk, Taffeta, and Cotton Pieces, Lengths, and Ribbons, various sizes. $75-125 1242. Group of Assorted Doll Clothes, late 19th and early 20th century, mostly white cotton dresses, navy blue wool and black velvet coats, in various sizes. $100-150 1243. Group of French and German Doll Clothes, late 19th/early 20th century, a two-piece cream satin dress and bonnet with lace and ribbon trim; taffeta costume with black velvet ribbon trim; and a green striped taffeta costume. $100-150 1244. Large Lot of Kid Shoes and Gloves, 19th century, mostly children’s sizes; a pair of lady’s heeled slippers; assorted white kid gloves; and a pair of red wool spats. $100-150 1245. Baby Dresser Items and a Doll’s Nursing Set, c. 1930, comprising a boxed ivorine hair brush and comb, hair brush, comb, toothbrush; boxed doll’s nursing bottle, teething ring and face cloth. $75-100 1246. Group of Fashion Doll and Other Clothing, late 19th/early 20th century, to fit approx. 18-20-inch doll, four white lace or lace-trimmed blouses; printed white cotton jacket; two taffeta corsets; and a pink novelty purse. $75-100 1247. Group of Assorted Buttons, Small Buckles, and Snaps, in three sectional Lucite cases; three striped silk pieces and a yellow silk scarf. $200-300 1248. Extensive Lot of Assorted Ribbons, Tapes, and Edgings, late 19th/early 20th century, of silk, velvet, bullion, and cotton, mostly on original rolls and hanks, many ombré ribbons in a variety of colors, and approx. four yards of tubular woven black horsehair. $250-300 1249. Large Lot of Modern Doll Costuming Items, including trim, ribbons, fabric, and lace, five custom-made silk and lace costumes in sizes 12-18-in., twenty-nine assorted paperback paper doll books, two paperback books of doll fashions, doll coloring book, two paper books of assorted clothing patterns, and other items. $200-300 1250. Six French White Cotton, Lace, and Cut Work Samples of Fine Needlework, mounted on colored card with gilt Dresden paper edges; and a boxed white cotton doll’s nightgown. $300-400 1251. French All-Bisque Mignonette and Outfits in Original Presentation Box, with kid-lined socket head, closed mouth, fixed blue glass eyes, original blonde mohair wig with pink satin ribbon, five-piece body with molded orchid boots and white socks, in lace-trimmed white organdie chemise, ht. 4 3/4, lying on lace-edged muslin wrapper in fitted embossed and papercovered box containing pale blue factory satin dress, pink coat with ruched edging, white petticoat and bloomers, cream-colored felt hat and a pair of white stockings and kid shoes, box ht. 8 7/8 x wd. 7 x dp. 1 3/8 in., (light edge wear on box). $1,500-2,000 1252. Early Poured Wax Dollhouse Doll, with shoulder head, brown bead eyes, painted black hair, cloth body, and wax lower limbs, in brown lace hat, printed white cotton dress and polished cotton undergarments, ht. 4 3/4 in. $400-600 193 1250 1251 1250 1252, 1253 1266 1254 1250 1267 1268 detail 1265 194 1269 1269 1268 1253. Paper-covered Wood Trunk of Doll Clothing, early to mid20th century, including two dresses, a flannel night suit, underwear combination, a knitted hat and sweater, pair of flocked shoes, a straw hat, various size fabric scraps, and a pair of allbisque doll legs with molded socks and shoes, trunk ht. 5 in. $200-300 1254. Belton-type Bisque Doll with Rare Articulated Body, solid domed head, closed mouth, fixed threaded blue paperweight eyes, curly blonde mohair wig, flange neck on slender-waisted wood and composition body with straight wrists, ball-jointed at shoulders, elbows, waist, hips, and knees, with red ink stamp Germany Geschützt, ht. 12 in., (paint wear, repairs to right hand and left foot). $2,000-3,000 1255. Two Bisque Head Babies, Germany, early 20th century, Armand Marseille with light blue glass sleeping eyes, open mouth, impressed AM 267, blonde mohair wig, bent-limb composition body (paint scrubbed), ht. 12, Bähr & Proschild with brown glass sleeping eyes, open/closed mouth, impressed B&P 604 (head cracked edge of pate to left eye), blonde mohair wig, fully jointed composition toddler body, period handmade white cotton outfits, ht. 13 1/2 in., (paint wear). $300-400 1256. Armand Marseille 1894 Bisque Doll, with open mouth, brown glass eyes (fixed open), synthetic red wig, composition shoulderplate, jointed arms and lower legs (paint worn), cloth torso and upper legs, in 19th century cotton clothes, ht. 23 in. $100-150 1257. Two Shoulder Head Dolls, late 19th/early 20th century, blackhaired china with painted blue eyes, cloth body and limbs, in handmade costume, ht. 18, (back of head damaged, reproduction china hands); bisque doll impressed Mabel 4/o, with mouth, brown eyes (fixed open), blonde mohair wig, cloth body and bisque lower arms, in handmade costume, ht. 22 in. $200-300 1258. Handwerck Bisque Girl Doll, impressed 109-5, with open mouth, blue/gray glass eyes (fixed open), pierced ears, strawberry-blonde mohair wig, and fully-jointed composition body, dressed as a baby in period handmade christening gown, ht. 15 in., (slight wear on hands and lower arms). $150-200 1259. No lot. 1260. Simon & Halbig Bisque Doll, impressed Germany 7, with open mouth, weighted brown glass eyes, molded and painted brows, slot in back of head for patented metal lever to operate eyes (nonfunctional), synthetic light brown wig (tightly glued down), Sonneberg-type jointed composition body, in replacement handmade outfit and period brown kid shoes, ht. 18 in., (body paint somewhat yellowed). $300-400 1261. Two Kestner Bisque Shoulder Head Dolls, the first impressed 265 118, with open mouth, weighted blue glass eyes, blonde hair wig, kid body and bisque hands, ht. 20, (knees damaged); the second impressed 151, with open mouth, weighted brown glass eyes, replacement kid body and bisque hands, ht. 14 in., both in period cotton outfits. $250-300 1262. Orsini “Jeanne” All-Bisque Character Doll, 1920s, with smiling face, open/closed mouth, weighted brown glass eyes, light brown hair wig, five-piece body, molded long white stockings and black shoes, in original white lawn dress with blue satin ribbons, ht. 5 in., (thumb chipped). $400-600 1263. Five Assorted Dolls, Clothing, and a Wooden Cradle, late 19th and 20th century, celluloid doll with cloth body, china shoulder head with cloth body, bisque shoulder head with kid body, wooden doll, plastic baby and girl, a group of handmade doll clothes, and several wigs. $200-300 1264. Two German Bisque Dolls, the first an Armand Marseille shoulder head impressed A.M. 3500, with open mouth, weighted brown glass eyes, brown mohair wig, jointed kid body, bisque hands, in period white cotton outfit, ht. 24; the second impressed C.M. Bergmann, S&H, with open mouth, weighted brown glass eyes, dark brown synthetic wig, and fully-jointed composition body, in period white cotton outfit, ht. 23 in. $300-400 1265. Pair of Acrobats as Candy Container, probably France, early 20th century, modeled as a seated clown on white-painted chair supporting his partner mid-air in handstand position, both with bisque heads, open mouths, one with brown, the other blue glass eyes, blonde mohair wigs arranged in topknots, carton bodies and papier-mâché hands, the seated clown with cylindrical torso opening at waist, in original two-tone pink and gray lace-trimmed satin costumes, ht. 24 1/2 in. $1,500-2,000 1266. Marquis Candy Container, probably France, early 20th century, with Heubach bisque socket head impressed 1900-12/o and horseshoe mark, open mouth, fixed dark brown glass eyes, curly blonde mohair wig, carton shoulderplate and limbs, cylindrical card torso opening at waist, bisque hands holding wire pince-nez and brass-knopped cane, dressed as a young marquis in original powder blue satin tailcoat, pinstripe waistcoat, pink breeches, bow tie, black tricorn hat and kid shoes, ht. 13 in. $800-1,200 1267. Marquis Candy Container, probably France, early 20th century, with Heubach bisque socket head impressed 1900-19/o and horseshoe mark, open mouth, fixed dark brown glass eyes, curly blonde mohair wig, carton shoulderplate and limbs, cylindrical card torso opening at waist, bisque hands holding wire pince-nez and brass-knopped cane, in original pink satin tailcoat, yellow breeches, bow tie, black tricorn hat and kid shoes, ht. 13 in., (satin waistcoat extremely fragile). $800-1,200 195 1268. French Bisque Swivel-Head Fashion Doll as Pierrot Musician, late 19th century, with unmarked F.G. bisque head impressed 2, closed mouth, fixed pale blue glass eyes outlined in dark blue, pierced ears, orange mohair wig, rigid kid body and upper arms, bisque lower arms posed as if to play the gold satin guitar suspended on a ribbon around his neck, in original cream silk satin two-piece Pierrot costume with buttons, hat, and slippers, on printed black and white tessellated silk base, ht. doll 16 3/4, overall 19 1/2 in. $2,000-3,000 1269. Figural Bisque Pierrot and Pierrette Candy Containers, the boy impressed 10-14, the girl 15, both with open mouths, fixed brown glass eyes, cylindrical carton torsos, bisque hands holding a stringed instrument and a paper horn respectively, carved wood legs and feet, the girl with gray mohair wig, in cream-colored satin costumes with black net ruffs, ht. 8 3/4 in. $400-600 1270. Four European Costume Dolls, mid-20th century, two celluloid Dutch girls with painted eyes, mohair wigs, jointed at shoulders and hips, in felt and rayon costumes, ht. 12; and two others, one in French, the other in Italian regional costume, ht. 14, 21 in. $200-300 1271. Four Assorted Dolls, late 19th/20th century, two papier-mâché molded shoulder heads with painted features and cloth bodies, one with cloth limbs, the other wish composition lower limbs, 10 3/4 and 13; metal “Minerva” shoulder head with painted features, cloth body, papier-mâché lower limbs, 14 1/2; and a German all-celluloid girl with blue glass eyes, ht. 15 in., all in handmade or factory costumes. $200-300 1272. Large Mixed Group of Costume Dolls, mid-20th century, numerous European and American dolls of many materials, including cloth, carved wood, yarn, straw, clay and plastic, costumed for a variety of countries and regions, ht. 4-15 in.; and an Indian cotton elephant. $200-300 1275. Minerva Metal Shoulder Head Doll, marked Minerva, Germany and Roman helmet trademark, with molded blonde hair, open mouth without teeth, fixed brown glass eyes (loose), cloth body with pink cloth lower arms, stitched mitten hands, and checked two-piece cotton outfit, ht. 16 in. $150-200 1276. Group of Dolls, Germany, late 19th/early 20th century, a solidpate shoulder head doll with painted eyes, closed mouth, pierced ears, cloth body and upper limbs, carved wood hands and papiermâché feet, ht. 23, (feet damaged, missing wig); bisque doll impressed Santa, with open mouth, fixed brown acrylic eyes, pierced ears, blonde hair wig, and fully-jointed composition body, ht. 23, (an eye chip and an ear chip); a kid body with bisque hands; and a pair of brown eyes, ht. 18 1/2 in. $300-400 1277. Group of Dolls, a Goodyear hard rubber shoulder head doll, impressed Pat. May 6, 1851, Ext. 1865, ht. 14 in., (paint worn), a home-made cloth doll; a fabric doll in traditional costume, with paper label of Near East Industries, produced in the mid-20th century by Greek refugees; a tiny rigid-limb china girl (missing one hand); and a celluloid girl in regional dress. $100-200 1278. Group of Exotic Dolls and Doll Parts, Japanese composition and cloth child in paper costume, ht. 13 1/4; two small Asian composition figures, ht. 3 1/4 in.; and a reproduction brown bisque Bru head and hands. $100-150 1279. Group of Assorted Dolls, 20th century, Czechoslovakian bride with cloth body and molded plastic head, two black all-plastic girls in native costumes, three celluloid children, one with cloth body, ht. 8-15 1/2 in. Provenance: The Collection of Jessica Norman. $200-300 1273. Group of Small China and Bisque Bathing Dolls and Dollhouse Bathroom Items, eight Frozen Charlottes, three bisque seated children, a jointed seated child, two seated plastic babies, three metal bath tubs, a china bath tub and toilet, a metal toilet and sink, a doll-sized china covered soap dish, and a wooden bench, furniture 1-inch scale. $200-300 1274. Group of Approximately Fifty Foreign Dolls, 20th century, including many European and South American cloth dolls, two modern Kathe Kruse children, a painted-bisque head body with composition body, and a celluloid Dutch boy and girl, various sizes. $300-400 196 1280. Fisher Price “Pop-Up-Kritter” Pluto and a Painted Wood Monkey, c. 1930s, articulated wood Pluto dances on a board, ht. 5, (stringing loose); and a flat jig-sawn monkey with articulated limbs, lg. 11 1/2 in., (paint loss). $100-150 1281. Four Boxed Sherlock Holmes Themed Table Games, 20th century, Parker Brothers card game; J. Hansen Co. “221 B Baker St.” board game; two jigsaw puzzles titled “Two Sides of Sherlock Holmes” and “Silver Blaze, From the Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes,” (some cover damage on boxes). $200-300 1282. Kamar John F. Kennedy in Rocker Toy, with vinyl head, hands, and feet, blue cotton suit, brown chair with musical movement playing “Happy Days Are Here Again,” ht. 10 3/4 in., in maker’s box. Provenance: The Collection of Jessica Norman. $100-200 1283. Madame Alexander “Wee Bonnie Alexa” Composition Doll, 1930s, with molded and painted features, closed mouth, brown eyes, strawberry-blonde mohair wig, and five-piece composition body, in green and red Scottish plaid outfit with partial cloth label on back of blouse, ht. 9 in., (some crazing on legs). $150-200 1284. Madame Alexander Vinyl “Madame” Doll in Original Box, 1967-75, No. 1460, with sleeping blue eyes, blonde hair, pink brocade outfit, paper booklet telling a Revolutionary War story titled “The Secret of Madame Doll,” in original costume and maker’s box, ht. 12 in., (box slightly bent in places). $100-150 1285. Group of Ginny Dolls, Clothes, and a Wooden Wardrobe, 1960s, two boxed Ginnys, four walkers, one storybook “Muffie,” dolls ht. 7; and approximately twenty-five assorted outfits, shoes, hats, accessories in pine wardrobe with double-doors over a drawer, ht. 19 x wd. 14 x dp. 5 1/2 in., (missing one door). $300-500 1286. Two Vintage Hard Plastic Dolls, c. 1960s, Madame Alexander “Maggie Ballerina” with blue sleeping eyes, closed mouth, red saran hair, jointed at neck, shoulders and hips, in champagne satin and tulle costume, ht. 17; and a doll with sleeping gray eyes, open mouth, gold saran hair, jointed at neck, shoulders and hips, in original pink taffeta dress and cotton undergarments, white socks and black patent shoes, ht. 19 in. $100-200 1287. Vogue “Jan” Doll in Original Box, 1950s, with vinyl head, sleeping eyes, blonde saran hair, hard plastic body jointed at shoulders and hips, in red jersey leotard and red plastic sandals, ht. 10 in., in maker’s box. $200-300 1288. Gregor Doll with Suit and Original Box, 1960s, with painted features and platinum-blonde hair, wearing gray pajamas, coral robes and scuffs, ht. 16 in., in original cylindrical box; Gregor clothes set No. 4-404 in original box; and paperwork. $250-350 1289. Group of Vintage Madame Alexander, Vogue, and Assorted Dolls and Accessories, 1960s and later, boxed Madame Alexander dolls comprising Dorothy 464, Anne at the Station 260417, Pussy Cat 3228, unboxed Scarlett at the Ball; boxed Ginny Opening Night; Ginny in lace-trimmed blue dress; black Ginny in white nightdress with cream plush teddy; Ginny in jeans and checked shirt; pink Ginny wardrobe trunk; a large group of assorted Ginny clothes and accessories; two Story Book dolls; and a lot of larger doll clothes in various styles and sizes. $300-400 1290. “Wanda the Walking Wonder,” by Advanced Doll Co., c. 1950, hard plastic, with sleeping blue eyes, closed mouth, synthetic blonde wig, jointed at neck, shoulders, and hips, with original outfit and satin banner, ht. 18 1/4 in., (some fading). $150-200 1291. Madame Alexander-type Composition Teen Girl, c. 1930s, with sleeping brown eyes, closed mouth, original henna mohair wig, slender body jointed at neck, shoulders, and hips, in original lace-trimmed blue organdy outfit, shoes and socks, ht. 17 in., (paint crack lower left eye socket). $150-200 1292. Arranbee All-Composition “Nannette” Teen Doll, c. 1930s, marked R 8 13 with brown sleeping eyes, closed mouth, blonde mohair wig, jointed at neck, shoulders, and hips, in original wool and cotton outfit, shoes, socks, and paper tag, ht. 17 1/2 in. $200-300 1293. Four Vintage Plastic Dolls, c. 1950s, Madame Alexander “Wendy Loves FAO” with booklets, 575, “Rebecca of Sunny Brook Farm” with booklet, 79920, Vogue Ginette in a wooden tray table, unboxed Madame Alexander “Sweet Tears” with pacifier, all in original outfits. $300-400 1294. Two Vintage Dolls, c. 1950s, Ideal “Posie” with soft vinyl head, sleeping eyes, closed mouth, rooted saran hair, hard plastic body jointed at shoulders, neck, hips, and knees, in original outfit (plastic unstable, costume stained and faded), ht. 17 1/2; and unmarked Madame Alexander Teen with hazel eyes, closed mouth, synthetic blonde wig, jointed at neck, shoulders, and hips, in blue and gray satin strapless evening gown, ht. 14 in., (some discoloration on skirt). $200-300 1295. Two Madame Alexander Hard Plastic Bride Dolls, c. 1950s, with sleeping blue eyes, closed mouths, one with dark brown mohair wig, the other with synthetic blonde wig, jointed at heads, shoulders, and hips, in original bridal outfits, one of champagne satin, the other of cream taffeta with tulle overskirt and tag, ht. 13, 12 in. $300-400 197 1296. Two Vintage Dolls and an Eegee Doll, late 1950s, two Ideal “Miss Revlon” dolls, one a “Queen of Diamonds,” with vinyl heads, sleeping blue eyes, closed mouths, rooted strawberryblonde synthetic hair, hard plastic bodies jointed at neck, shoulders, waist, and hips, in original taffeta costume, ht. 22; and an EEGEE with soft vinyl head, sleeping blue eyes, closed mouth, pierced ears, rooted synthetic red hair, soft vinyl body jointed at neck, shoulders and hips, ht. 15 in., (one missing shoes). $200-300 1297. Madame Alexander “Scarlett O’Hara” Composition Doll, c. 1937, with sleeping green eyes (crazed), closed mouth, black hair, body jointed at neck, shoulders, and hips, in original labeled costume of white flower-sprigged dress and straw hat, ht. 18 in., (faded, some fine lines). $400-600 1298. Composition Nun Doll, c. 1930s, with sleeping blue steel eyes, open mouth, blonde mohair wig, composition body jointed at neck, shoulders and hips, wearing original black cotton habit and rosary, ht. 18 1/2 in., (some general paint crazing). $100-150 1299. Arranbee-type Hard Plastic Girl “Walker” and a Painted White Tester Crib, with sleeping blue plastic eyes, closed mouth, synthetic auburn hair, head turns as doll is moved forwards, in pink cotton dress, loose-weave white pinafore, and plastic shoes, ht. 10 3/8; bed with pink organdy mattress cover, pink ruffles, canopy, bow accents, and ribbon-bow trim, ht. 11 1/4 x wd. 6 1/4 x lg. 10 5/8 in. $150-200 1303. Hard Plastic Skater Girl Doll, c. 1950s, Sonya Heine-type with green sleeping eyes, closed mouth, blonde mohair wig, body jointed at neck, shoulders and hips, in original red and creamcolored skating costume, ht. 17 in., (moth damage on knitted vest, red color faded to coral). $200-300 1304. Effanbee Composition “Little Lady” Doll, late 1930s, marked Effanbee on head, with gray sleeping eyes, closed mouth, blonde hair wig, jointed at neck, shoulders, and hips, in original outfit of pink printed light blue nylon dress, cream undergarments, straw hat, white socks, and black patent shoes, ht. 17 1/2 in., (paint crazing on face). $300-400 1305. Two Composition and Cloth Dolls, 1920s and later, Effanbee “Bubbles” shoulder head baby with laughing face, open mouth, molded hair, lithographed steel eyes, cloth torso, composition arms and legs, voicebox (not functioning), in period white lawn costume, ht. 17 1/2; and an unmarked mama doll with brown hair wig, in original aqua rayon outfit, ht. 25 in., (some paint loss and repairs). $300-400 1306. Madame Alexander “Babs” Doll, 1948-49, with closed mouth, sleeping blue eyes, original strawberry-blonde wig, jointed at neck, shoulders, and hips, in original cream-colored jersey and maroon velveteen skating costume with label, white socks and skates, ht. 17 in., (some wear and damage on costume and shoes). $400-600 1300. Two Vintage Plastic Walker Dolls, Ideal “Princess Mary,” c. 1954-56, with soft vinyl head, sleeping blue eyes, closed mouth, synthetic blonde wig, hard plastic body jointed at neck shoulders and hips, in original pink taffeta and tulle ball gown with attached Magic Flesh Doll card with curlers, ht. 20 1/2, (break in plastic at body front and neck); Madame Alexander “Binnie Walker” hard plastic doll with sleeping blue eyes, closed mouth, blonde saran wig, jointed at neck, shoulders and hips, in original labeled cotton outfit and felt hat, ht. 23 in. $200-300 1307. Two Vintage Plastic Dolls in Original Boxes, Mattel “Chatty Cathy” with soft vinyl head, hard plastic body, blonde hair, original red and white outfit and paper storybook, ht. 20 in.; and a Valentine hard plastic “Musical Bride Doll” with sleeping green eyes, five-piece jointed body, champagne satin and net bridal costume, attached to removable blue plastic revolving musical box. $200-300 1301. Ideal Bride Doll in Original Box, c. 1955, with soft vinyl head, blue sleeping eyes, closed mouth, blonde saran wig, hard plastic body jointed and the shoulders and hips, in white satin gown with white net over-skirt and lace details, net veil, and plastic shoes, ht. 13 1/2 in., (edge wear on box and cover). $200-300 1308. Life-size Composition Character Baby Boy Doll, early 20th century, with open/closed mouth, painted blue eyes, molded hair, bent-limb composition body, and child’s blue and white plaid romper suit and brown and white kid shoes, ht. 24 in., (one finger missing on left hand, paint somewhat soiled and scuffed). $75-125 1302. Ideal Soft Vinyl “Betsy Wetsy” Doll, 1950s, a later version of the 1937 doll, with blue and white checked romper suit, flannel robe and sacque, bunting, rubber pacifier, bottle, brush, and powder, in red faux-leather carrying case, doll ht. 11 1/2 in. $100-150 1309. Five Small Vintage Vinyl Dolls, 1970s-80s, one marked Ginny and three similar in European costume; a Ginny booklet; and a boxed Madame Alexander Finland 561 girl with booklet, ht. 7-7 1/2 in. $200-300 198 1316 1310. Group of Small Vintage Plastic Dolls and Costume Dolls, mid-20th century and later, two Madame Alexanderkins; one Ginny; two similar unmarked dolls; a painted bisque Nancy Ann Story Book doll; seven assorted jointed plastic dolls; two of cloth and one of woven straw, in a variety of outfits, ht. 5-12 in. $200-300 1311. Hard Plastic Groom Doll, possibly Madame Alexander, 1950s60s, with closed mouth, sleeping brown eyes, brown synthetic wig, jointed at neck, shoulders, and hips, in formal black faille tuxedo with tails, white faille shirt, cummerbund, black felt top hat, rayon rose, and patent shoes, ht. 16 3/4 in. $200-300 1312. Two Vintage Dolls, mid-20th century, an unmarked allcomposition Shirley Temple look-alike, with open mouth, sleeping steel eyes, blonde mohair wig, body jointed at neck, shoulders, and hips, wearing handmade clothes and original Shirley Temple button, ht. 14; and a Vogue Ginny walker with knee joints, brown eyes and wig, dressed in a Fashion Doll Co. outfit, ht. 7 1/2 in., (missing one sock and a shoe). $200-300 1313. Three Composition Head Dolls, 1930s-50s, “Baby Hendron” with sleeping steel eyes, open mouth, cloth body and composition limbs, ht. 19; Effanbee “Patsy” all-composition girl jointed at the neck, shoulders and hips, ht. 13, (paint loss on hair and edge of neck); Paul Winchell’s “Jerry Malone” with painted hair, articulated jaw, cloth body and composition hands, ht. 24 in., (paint loss), in original cotton outfits. $250-300 1314. Two American Hard Plastic “Tiny Tears” Dolls and Trunks, 1950s, with sleeping hazel eyes, curly dark brown synthetic wigs, crying, drinking, and wetting motions, bent-limb rubber bodies (yellowed), ht. 18 in., with wardrobe of handcrafted clothes and bedding, in metal-covered wood wardrobe trunks. $100-150 1315. Three 20th Century Girl Dolls, composition doll with molded and painted features, blonde wig, and five-piece body, in original costume, ht. 10 1/2, (some paint loss, no shoes and socks); Ideal Toni P-91 hard plastic doll, with five-piece body and blonde nylon wig, in original costume, ht. 14 1/2, (no shoes and socks); and a Madame Alexander jointed plastic “Dutch Girl,” in original costume with paper and cloth tag, ht. 7 1/4 in. $300-400 1316. Ideal Shirley Temple Doll and Costumes, mid-1930s, with sleeping hazel eyes, open mouth, original well-preserved blonde mohair wig, and jointed five-piece body, ht. 13, (tiny paint crack on edge of right eye and right side of mouth, very minor wear on fingers, otherwise unusually good), and a paper-covered steamer trunk decorated with pictures of Shirley and opening to fold-out wardrobe that contains original blue and white organdy costume from “Bright Eyes,” and four other original costumes on card hangers, ht. 13 in., (missing Shirley Temple button). $1,500-2,000 199 1317. Composition George and Martha Washington Dolls, 1930s, with painted brown eyes, blonde wigs, five-piece jointed composition bodies marked on back, felt and organdy colonial costumes, and original buttons, ht. 9, (edge damage on neck socket of Martha’s head, slight moth damage, missing Martha’s bonnet, dress toned); and a card advertising Effanbee composition doll “Rosemary,” 10 5/16 x 2 7/16 in. $200-300 1318. Horseman “Bright Star” Composition Girl, c. 1930s, with brown sleeping eyes (crazed), open mouth, blonde mohair wig, body jointed at head, shoulders, and hips, in original costume with paper label, ht. 18 in., (organdy pinafore darkened). $200-300 1319. Two Composition Shirley Temple Look-Alike Dolls, c. mid1930s, Ideal “Ginger” with brown steel flirty eyes, open mouth, brown wig, cloth body with voicebox and composition limbs, in pink organdy dress and hat, ht. 16, (surface cracks behind ears); and a larger doll with sleeping hazel eyes (crazed), open mouth, curly ash-blonde wig, body jointed at neck, shoulders, and hips, in polka dot costume, ht. 19 1/2 in., (some discoloration and fading). $300-400 1320. Six Contemporary Plastic Dolls, four boxed Madame Alexanderkins with cloth tags, comprising Goldfish 344 (missing item), Diana and David, Calamity Jane 100352, and Mouseketeer; boxed porcelain Ginny, ht. 8 in.; unboxed Ginny in blue and white sundress; several of the group with booklets. $400-600 1321. Six Contemporary Boxed Madame Alexanderkin Dolls, Dorothy 14064, Wendy, Mop Top Billy 140485, Mop Top Wendy 140484, Peter Pan and Tinker Bell, with cloth tags and some booklets. $400-600 1322. Six Modern Boxed Madame Alexanderkin Dolls, Pocahontas 100350, Little Nanny Etticoat 428, Red Riding Hood 482, Snow White 14545, Alice 140492, Scarlet 426, with cloth tags and some booklets. $400-600 1323. Six Contemporary Boxed Madame Alexanderkin Dolls, Netherlands 591, Sailor, Get Well Wishes 10363, Netherlands Boy 577, Mouseketeer Girl, and Little Christmas Cookie 341, with cloth tags and some booklets. $400-600 1324. Three Contemporary Handcrafted Porcelain Head Dolls, boxed Yolanda “Matthew” in sailor suit, ht. approx. 9 1/2; swivel-neck fashion-type with cloth body and bisque arms, ht. 16 1/2; swivel-neck doll marked “Elise,” with cloth body, bisque arms and legs, ht. 20 in., in handcrafted period-style outfits. $250-350 200 1325. Three Contemporary Jan Hagara Dolls in Original Boxes, “Tracy,” “Adrianne,” and “Meg,” all original, with information. $275-325 1326. Five Madame Alexanderkin Dolls and a Boxed Outfit, 1950s, Ice Skater 303, Ballerina 330, Hawaii 301, Majorette and Scarlett, all with cloth tag; a miniature showcase booklet; and a stewardess red and white uniform in original box, (some edge wear). $475-725 1327. Six Madame Alexanderkin Dolls in Original Boxes, 1980s, Little Women Series comprising Marme 415, Beth 412, Amy 411, Jo 413, Meg 414, and Laurie 416 from Little Men, with cloth tags and several booklets, ht. 7 1/2 in. $400-600 1328. Contemporary Artist Doll “Martina,” 1987, with porcelain head, arms and legs, costume, certificate and lithographed portrait, ht. 26 in. $300-400 1329. Two Madame Alexander Dolls in Original Boxes, mid-20th century, hand-plastic “Scarlett Jubilee 1500” in green velveteen outfit, with cloth and information tag; and vinyl “Beddy-Bye Brooke” in white nightgown and red plush bathrobe with tag, ht. 12 3/4 in. $200-300 1330. Effanbee Composition “Patsy Joan” Doll, 1930s, with Effanbee Patsy Joan raised mark on back, closed mouth, light green sleeping eyes, molded and painted bobbed hair, five-piece jointed body, handcrafted pink dimity outfit, white undergarments, socks and black patent leather shoes, ht. 16 in., (some wear on head and fingers, two fingers damaged). $200-300 1331. Two Composition Dolls, late 1920s-30s, Effanbee Patsy with molded and painted hair and features, closed mouth, five-piece composition body and period cotton outfit, ht. 13 3/4, (hair repainted); and a Patsy-type skater with closed moth, sleeping metal eyes, molded hair, and five-piece composition body, in period cotton outfit and pink roller skates, ht. 12 3/8 in. $350-500 1332. Horseman Composition “Baby Brother” Doll, 1930s, marked Brother 1937 Horseman on back of head, with closed mouth, green lithographed metal eyes, molded and painted hair, cloth body and composition arms and legs, dressed as a girl in cotton outfit, ht. 22 in., (some cracking head and arm, extensive surface wear on legs). $100-150 1333. Ideal Composition Shirley Temple, c. 1930s, with sleeping hazel eyes (crazed), original blonde mohair wig, body jointed at the neck, shoulders and hips, in original blue and white organdy dress from Stand Up and Cheer, ht. 18 in., (paint cracks on face, mildew on limbs, outfit discolored). $100-200 1334. Group of Barbie Dolls, Cases, Clothes, and Accessories, 1960s and later, Barbie and Midge case, two Barbie and Midge dolls, a quantity of outfits and accessories; Ken case with case, Allan (?), clothes and accessories; boxed Scottish Barbie; Allan box with baby, baby accessories and booklet, Skipper case with Skipper clothes and accessories, and a small Barbie case. $100-150 1335. Group of Vintage Plastic Dolls, including an early Barbie with blonde hair and bikini (skin yellowed, dark stains around earring holes); a “Barbarella” girl in red and black plaid outfit; Vogue “Ginny Baby” with booklet and carton (no cover); Jill, Ginny, and a teenage boy doll, and four assorted Ginny dresses, (some lot wear). $300-400 1336. Group of Vintage Plastic Dolls, Clothes, and Accessories, 1960s, two Madame Alexander teenage girls; Betsy McCall girl; Vogue teenage girl and boy, lady, drink-and-wet girl; and a very large selection of clothes and accessories to fit the dolls. $200-300 1337. Vogue Girl Scout Ginny Walker Doll in Box, No. 7104, with brown sleeping eyes, brown hair, walking body jointed at necks, shoulders, hips and knees, in girl scout outfit, ht. 7 1/2, and original box with printed sheet and booklet; and a pair of Japanese all-bisque bride and groom dolls, in gauze and crepe paper outfits, ht. 3 1/4 in. $100-150 1338. Lot of Assorted Doll Clothes and a Ginny Trunk with Clothing, mostly handcrafted, in a variety of sizes, several wigs, assorted shoes, and some Ginny items. $50-100 1339. Group of Modern Dolls, 1950s and later, blonde Sasha and Gregor, red-haired Gregor, dark-haired Gregor, and a Sasha booklet, ht. 16 in.; G.I. Joe; John Wayne; Allan with five outfits and accessories; Madame Alexander “Megi 14” and a small lot of assorted doll clothes. $800-1,000 1340. Five Assorted Composition Dolls, 1930s-80s, two Effanbee Patsy Anne dolls, one with blue eyes, the other brown, ht. 19, (some paint loss); “Emily Ann” black character girl with molded hair and features, jointed at head, shoulders, hips, and knees, ht. 12 1/2; two modern Käthe Kruse children, with plastic heads, cloth bodies and limbs, ht. 9 3/4 in. $200-300 1341. Eleven Madame Alexander Dolls, in original costumes, including six in exotic Thai and other dress, and Scarlett and Renoir in maker’s boxes. $200-300 1342. Pair of Effanbee Composition “Anne Shirley” Twin Dolls, c. 1930s, with sleeping green eyes, closed mouths, copper-blonde mohair wigs, five-piece jointed composition bodies, wearing original matching floral printed green cotton dresses and original shoes (worn), ht. 17 in. $200-300 1343. Three Composition Dolls, 1920s-30s, Effanbee Patsy-Ann and Patsy Joan, both with sleeping gray/green eyes, closed mouths, painted hair, five-piece bodies and contemporary undergarments, ht. 15 and 18 1/2, (Patsy-Joan with extensive wear and repainted hair, Patsy-Anne with minor wear); and a shoulder head girl with molded and painted features, cloth body, composition lower limbs, original factory-made pink organdy outfit, ht. 18 in., (missing shoes and socks). $250-300 1344. Group of Disney Items, 1930s-60s, vinyl Snow White with sleeping blue eyes, dark brown synthetic wig, jointed at shoulders, neck, and hips, in original taffeta costume with paper tag, ht. 21; seven molded and painted dwarves, ht. 5; Jaymar “Three Little Pigs” jigsaw puzzle; lithographed paper-on-board Disney ninepiece stacking blocks; molded plastic Pinocchio head bank, ht. 9 5/8 in. $200-300 1345. Original Artwork for Prototype Dolls Designed by Catherine R. Crozier, 1952, 1 Bank Street, New York City, four signed watercolor sketches on paper, with handwritten explanation, mounted on board, three 11 x 14 1/2 (board additional), the fourth with two designs mounted side-by-side, 7 1/4 x 10 3/4 in. Note: Accompanying the illustrations are five typed sheets, the top sheet an affidavit, dated January 28, 1952, signed by the artist, the other four descriptions of the name, concept, mechanical requirements, and promotional possibilities of the dolls. The designs for the dolls are “Little Bo Peep,” a phonograph doll that recited nursery rhymes; “Trina, the Model Doll”; “Wynken, Blynken & Nod,” a bedtime doll; and two United Nations costume dolls, “Christina” and “Hans.” It seems likely that these dolls remained prototypes on paper, a fascinating insight into the American toy market in the mid-20th century. $150-200 1346. Late Käthe Kruse Girl Doll, with plastic head, painted blue eyes, closed mouth, blonde mohair wig, peach cotton body and limbs, original blue and white polka dot dress and underwear, cream chinchilla fabric coat, crocheted hat, white socks, leather shoes and original label, ht. 18 in., (paint rubbed on cheeks). $300-400 201 1346 1347 1347. Käthe Kruse Boy Doll in Original Box, c. 1914, numbered 90774 on left sole, with weighted head, oil-painted features, closed mouth, rosy cheeks, painted blue eyes, brown brushstroked hair, cloth body with stitched hands and separate thumb, in his original yellow and white cotton romper suit, black socks, and kid shoes, ht. 17 in., (overall fine original condition, very minor paint loss on forelock), in maker’s paper-covered box with labels, (box split at one end and cover edges). Provenance: The Collection of Jessica Norman. Literature: This doll illustrated in The Collector’s Enyclopedia of Dolls, Vol. I., p. 369. $2,000-3,000 1348. Cloth Art Doll, c. 1930, with molded stockinette mask-face, oilpainted features, cornflower blue eyes with brown shadow above, smiling mouth with white space between lips, rosy cheeks and chin, auburn hair wig, cloth body with stitch-jointed neck and shoulders, swivel joints at hips, stitched fingers and toes, and indistinct ink-stamp on right sole, in period checked cotton dress and undergarments, ht. 17 in., (paint rub chin and nose). $300-400 1349. Five Helen Biggart Handcrafted Santa Claus Figures, 1950s, depicting Santas from around the world, with molded and painted composition heads, cloth-covered wire bodies and limbs, dressed in fur-trimmed light blue, yellow, green, or white felt robes, all carrying a variety of trees and toys, a white Santa in light blue painted wood sleigh, with cloth labels inside hem of robes, ht. 10, sleigh 10 1/4 in. $200-300 202 1347 detail 1350. Martha Thompson Porcelain Shoulder Head Portrait Doll, mid-20th century, depicting a classic American school girl, with molded and painted hair, fixed blue glass eyes, closed mouth, cloth body, porcelain lower arms and legs, in custom-crafted cotton outfit, underclothes and straw hat, ht. 13 1/4 in. $300-400 1351. Large Martha Chase Boy Doll, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, depicting a life-size child with sculpted blonde hair, oil-painted features, closed mouth, blue eyes, tan cotton-sateen body, and painted lower limbs, wearing child’s white cotton suit, undergarments, white kid shoes and socks, ht. 26 in., (no body stamp, some paint wear on hands, old reinforcements at knee joints, otherwise good original condition). $800-1,200 1352. Martha Chase Child-size Hospital Doll, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, depicting a child of two or three, with oil-painted stockinette head, yellow brush-stroked hair, closed mouth, blue eyes, applied ears, weighted body, period eyelet-trimmed white cotton dress, slip, bloomers, and brown kid shoes, ht. 30 in., (overall good, flaking at shoulder, elbow, hips, and knee joints). $800-1,200 1353. Large Martha Chase Hospital Doll, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, life-size child with oil-painted features, sculpted blonde hair, blue eyes, closed mouth, painted and weighted stockinette body, and child’s white cotton dress and slip, ht. 24 in., (acceptable wear on hair, hands, shoulder, and joints). $600-800 1351 1353 1352 1354. Three Assorted Dolls, 1930s, Nora Wellings brown velveteen native with glass eyes, in mustard-yellow overalls, ht. 16 3/4; composition and cloth Charlie McCarthy, ht. 19 1/2; and composition Pop-eye hand puppet (head damaged), with cloth body, ht. 9 1/2 in., (some wear and damage on lot). $200-300 1357. Three Hardcover Raggedy Ann Books, by Johnny Gruelle, pubd. P.F. Volland Company, Raggedy Andy Stories, 1920, with author’s pen and ink drawing and inscription Drawn for Joanne, Johnny Gruelle, S. Norwalk, Connecticut, Xmas, 1931; Raggedy Ann’s Wishing Pebble, 1925; and Raggedy Ann’s Lucky Pennies, 1932, 9 1/4 x 6 1/8 in., (edge wear on covers). $150-200 1355. Three Small Cloth Dolls, 1930s, Pinocchio with felt head, arms, and legs, cloth body, oilcloth glove hands, black plastic button eyes, and woolen clothing, ht. 9; and two Norah Wellings felt and velveteen sailors, one hat marked R.M.S. Queen Elizabeth, ht. 8 and 10 in., (all with wear and fading). $150-200 1357A. Group of Children’s Books, late 19th century/1930s, nine Nancy Drew mysteries, four Raggedy Ann and Andy adventures, and eleven assorted small illustrated story books. $100-150 1356. Three Raggedy Ann and Andy Dolls, early to mid-20th century, Volland Raggedy Ann and Andy, with yarn hair, Andy with cardboard heart, in original (faded) outfits, ht. 15 and 14 1/2, respectively, (Andy’s wrists repaired, Ann with darned repair on chests); and a later large Ann, possibly Georgene or Knickerbocker, with plastic eyes and cardboard heart printed “I Love You,” ht. 29 in., (body and face repaired in several areas). $300-400 1358. Pair of Cloth Dolls in Norwegian Dress, boy and girl with felt heads, painted features, blonde mohair wigs, fabric bodies discjointed at hips, in original embroidered black and green felt national costumes, a paper tag on boy’s costume, ht. 15 in., (bright original condition). $300-400 1359. Three Nora Wellings Sailor Dolls, England, 1930s, one with molded cloth head, two with molded composition heads, dark blue velveteen uniforms, two with hats marked S.S. Ocean and Columbus-Line, the third unmarked, ht. 7 1/2, 9, and 10 in. $80-100 203 1363 1368 1367 1374 1361 1360. Three Black Dolls, modern handcrafted couple with needlestitched and embroidered faces, stitched-in wooly hair, bodies stitch-jointed at shoulders and hips, in handmade cotton outfits, ht. 13; and a bent-limb plaster baby with glass eyes (wear), in red, white, and blue cotton print outfit, ht. 9 1/4 in. $300-400 1361. Ideal Composition “Uneeda Biscuit Boy,” 1914-19, with molded and painted head, lower arms and black booted feet, excelsior-stuffed cotton body, dressed for the rain in yellow cotton raincoat and sowester over pink and white bloomer suit, ht. 15 3/4 in., (some retouch on face, missing Uneeda Biscuit box). $400-600 1362 1366 1369 1363. Cloth Alabama Baby, by Ella Smith Doll Co., 1899-1925, with molded and oil-painted stockinette head, closed mouth, brown eyes, brown brush-stroked hair, applied ears, muslin body, oilpainted lower limbs, painted turquoise stockings and shoes, handcrafted white wool jumper, white cotton blouse and undergarments, ht. 14 in., (some paint wear on hands). $800-1,200 1364. Group of Assorted Cloth Dolls, 20th century, Italy and America, Magig “La Gardena” girl with molded head and all-felt regional costume, three small Lenci-types, a printed cloth cowgirl, and a Skookum brave with composition head, ht. 6 3/4-12 in. Provenance: The Collection of Jessica Norman. $150-200 1362. Early Blonde Mohair Teddy Bear, possibly Ideal, with black shoe button eyes, brown embroidered nose, mouth and claws, swivel joints, excelsior stuffing, and felt pads, ht. 12 in., (scattered moth damage and matting on fur, moth damage on pads). $200-300 204 1365. Seven Small Lenci-type Italian Cloth Dolls, mid-20th century, with painted side-glancing eyes, in a variety of original cotton, rayon and felt Italian regional costumes, one with Eros paper label, one with Magis Toma San Remo paper label, ht. 7, 10 1/4 in., (bright original condition). $200-300 1366. J.B. Sheppard Philadelphia Cloth Baby, c. 1900, with molded and painted stockinette shoulder head, lower arms, and legs, closed mouth, painted brown eyes and hair, in handcrafted white cotton baby clothes, ht. 20 3/4 in., (general wear and paint loss). $400-600 1367. Large Lenci Felt Girl Doll, 1930s, with closed pouty mouth, painted brown eyes glancing to the right, blonde mohair wig, felt body jointed at neck, shoulders and hips, dressed in original offwhite organdy dress with appliqué blue felt flowers, blue and cerise bonnet, shoes and socks, ht. 22 in., (minor dirt and toning, small moth hole above lip, minor moth damage on clothes). Provenance: The Collection of Jessica Norman. $800-1,200 1368. Miniature Blue-painted Steel Wash Stand and Chamber Set, early 20th century, for a child or large doll, cream glazed two-part oval bowl and pitcher decorated with transfer vignettes or people and animals, stand ht. 17 in. $800-1,200 1375 1369. Small Schoenhut Sober-Faced Boy Doll, c. 1913, with closed mouth, dark blue painted eyes, original decals on neck and back, all-wood jointed body, handcrafted blue and white checked romper suit and original white jersey union suit, ht. 11 in., (spot of paint loss of forehead, body shellacked). $400-600 1370. Schoenhut Sober-Faced Girl Doll, c. 1915, with painted blue eyes, blonde mohair wig, jointed body, period linen dress and coat, ht. 13 3/4 in., (wear, dress faded, replaced shoes). Provenance: The Collection of Jessica Norman. $250-300 1371. Three Schoenhut Advertisements, from Ladies’ Home Journal, December 1916, 1917, and November 1919, featuring a variety of Schoenhut toys including the Humpty Dumpty Circus, allwood articulated dolls, and piano, 10 1/2 x 16 in. $100-150 1372. Petite Schoenhut Toy Piano and a Small Set of Wooden ABC Blocks, early 20th century, piano lg. 7 1/2 in. $300-400 1373. Group of Schoenhut Circus Performers, Animals, and Furniture, 1920s, reduced size, two clowns, lion tamer, “Black Dude,” female bare-back rider, two elephants, two tapered stands, and two barrels, figures ht. 7, elephants 6 3/4 in., (paint loss on lot, woman’s head damaged, original clothing). $800-1,200 1374. Large Kestner 214 Bisque Child Doll, impressed Made in Germany 16 1/2 J.D.K. 214, with open mouth and four upper teeth, weighted brown glass eyes, multi-stroke brows, plaster pate, wavy honey-blonde mohair wig, fully-jointed composition body in mainly original finish, period swiss dotted smock dress, cotton undergarments, and later shoes, ht. 31 in., (repair on lower left leg). $500-800 1375. Kley & Hahn 549 Bisque Head Character Boy, early 20th century, impressed K & H 549 6 Germany with blue glass sleeping eyes, shapely closed mouth with red line in center, delicate outlining, cheek and chin dimples, smooth even coloring (hairline and chip on forehead, hairline back of head at crown), original short blonde mohair wig, fully articulated composition body in original finish, dressed as a young man in black faille jacket and trousers, white shirt and collar, and black felt-crowned hat, ht. 18 1/2 in. $2,500-3,000 205 1378. Two Pieces of Handcrafted Doll-size Furniture, 20th century, walnut Queen Anne high boy with brass pulls, ht. 18 1/4; and mahogany Chippendale ribbon-back armchair with gold brocade slip seat, ht. 10 in. $250-350 1379. Printed Silk-Taffeta Fashion Doll’s Dress, late 19th century, suitable for approx. 13-inch doll; and a pink silk bébé-type outfit, (silk unstable on both). $100-150 1380. Incised Jumeau Bisque Bébé, marked Deposé Jumeau 7 and red painter’s mark A7, with open/closed mouth showing white line between lips, fixed honey brown paperweight eyes, light brown brows, pierced ears, original curly blonde mohair wig (reworked onto modern cotton cap), jointed straight-wrist papier-mâché body with “Mamma/Pappa” pull-string voice box, original finish and blue ink-stamp Jumeau Medaille d’Or, Paris on the back, in peach taffeta dress, white lawn undergarments, straw hat, white lace socks, kid shoes, and white rabbit fur muff, ht. 16 1/2 in., (tiny piercing chip on left ear, some paint wear on legs, voicebox partially functioning, with both beads and one string detached). 1376 1376. Kestner Bisque Shoulder Head “Gibson Girl” Character Doll, c. 1910, impressed 172. 5 U Made in Germany, modeled with long slender neck and upturned chin, closed mouth with slight enigmatic smile, weighted brown glass eyes, painted lower lashes, single-stroke brows, upswept blonde mohair wig on plaster pate, jointed kid body with shapely bisque lower arms, yellow satin and white net dress, bonnet and white lawn undergarments, ht. 18 1/2 in. Note: Inspired by the work of American illustrator Charles Dana Gibson, born in Roxbury, Massachusetts, in 1867, Kestner’s interpretation in doll form captured the spirit of the modern American young woman that the artist brought to public attention in his work Everyday People. In her book America’s Great Illustrators, Susan E. Meyer describes Gibson’s girl as being “taller than the other women currently seen in the pages of magazines... infinitely more spirited and independent, yet altogether feminine. She was poised and patrician. Though always well bred, there often lurked a flash of mischief in her eyes.” $1,000-1,500 1377. French Bisque Swivel-Head Fashion Doll, probably F.G., impressed 4 on top edge of head, with long face, accented closed mouth, fixed pale blue eyes outlined in dark blue, feathered brows, probably original blonde hair wig arranged in center parting and falling in long ringlets behind, pierced ears with earrings, sturdy kid body gusseted at elbows, hips, and knees, with separately-stitched fingers, in replacement finely crafted custom pale blue walking costume with fitted jacket and bustle, champagne skirt, lace collar, overskirt, matching hat, fine white cotton undergarments, and original brown kid boots, ht. 18 in., (missing several buttons). $2,500-3,000 206 Provenance: From the family of her original owner, Esther Smith. Esther was born in Northern Ireland, but spent much of her life on Elm St., in Brookline, Massachusetts. $3,000-4,000 1381. S.F.B.J. Jumeau Bisque Doll in Original Box, impressed S.F.B.J. and red Tête Jumeau decal, with open mouth, weighted brown glass eyes with mohair upper lashes and painted lower lashes, pierced ears, dark brown hair wig, fully-jointed composition body (some repaint) with Bébé paper label, period white rayon dress and underwear, white lace socks and original brown kid shoes stamped Jumeau, ht. 14 1/2, (small chip left eyelid), in maker’s box labeled Bébé Jumeau 5, with company legend on inside lid, lg. 15 1/4 in., (lid split). Provenance: The childhood doll of Esther Graham Williams of Brookline, Massachusetts, niece of Esther Smith of Elm St., Brookline. $800-1,200 1382. S.F.B.J. Jumeau Bisque Doll, impressed S.F.B.J. 301, Paris, 8 and red Tête Jumeau decal, with open mouth, weighted blue glass eyes (stuck open) with mohair upper lashes and painted lower lashes, pierced ears, original strawberry-blonde hair wig, fullyjointed composition body with Bébé Vrai Modele paper label on back, in cotton print dress, white lawn undergarments, white stockings and brown leather shoes, ht. 18 3/4 in., (small ding on left pupil, body paint yellowed). Illustrated p. 175 Provenance: The childhood doll of Esther Graham Williams of Brookline, Massachusetts, niece of Esther Smith of Elm St., Brookline. $400-600 1377 1381 1383. French Bisque DEP Doll, impressed DEP 10, with open mouth, weighted brown glass eyes with painted lower lashes, pierced ears, and jointed composition body, ht. 24 in., (fingers damaged, paint worn and other defects). $300-400 1378 1379 1380 1384. E.J. Jumeau Pressed Bisque Bébé, impressed E 8 J and painter’s marks VII, with closed mouth, white space between lips, fixed brown paperweight eyes of medium almond cut, feathered brows, pierced ears (tiny flakes) with earrings, later blonde hair wig over cork pate, and jointed composition body (shellacked) with straight wrists and blue ink stamp Jumeau Medaille d’Or, Paris, in period cream-colored silk dress with gold and pink sequin trim, natural straw hat with ostrich plume, white cotton slip, cotton socks, and No. 8 kid shoes stamped Jumeau Bébé, Paris, Deposé, ht. 18 1/4 in. $4,000-6,000 207 1390 toy not in sale desk 1385 1387 1384 1388 1389, 1391 1386 1387 1385. Doll-Sized French Tulipwood Desk, late 19th century, with ebonized frame, gilt-metal mounts, three quarter-veneered drawers, top and ogee front lifting to reveal white marble shelf, ht. 11 3/16 x wd. 9 3/4 x dp. 6 3/4 in. $600-800 1388. Miniature Blue Felt Fedora in Original Box, 1930s, the hat and red paper-covered box both marked Young’s, box ht. 3 1/8 x 4 5/16 in. $75-100 1386. Incised Jumeau Bébé in Couturier Costume, impressed Deposé Jumeau 8 and red painter’s marks HX, with closed mouth with white space between lips, brown paperweight eyes in narrow almond cut, feathered brows, applied pierced ears, original chestnut brown mohair wig on cork pate, floating-ball jointed papier-mâché body with straight wrists, original finish and blue ink-stamp Jumeau Medaille d’Or, Paris, in two-piece outfit of pale pink satin with pleated skirt, fitted jacket over lace bodice, undergarments, knitted socks, one Jumeau and one unmatched shoe, ht. 17 1/2 in., (very faint hairline at lower neck socket at back of head, piercing chip on left ear, paint wear on hands). 1389. Doll’s Hat in Original French Box, late 19th century, champagne lace and ribbon with ruffled lace edge detail, for approx. 20-inch doll. $100-150 Note: Shown wearing a silk hat, Lot 1389 in this sale. $3,000-4,000 1387. Five Paper Cornucopias and Two Holiday Crackers, early 20th century, five pink and blue containers decorated with cracker scrapwork baby faces and gold Dresden borders, ht. 6; and two crepe paper crackers decorated with Dresden stars and scrapwork children, lg. 7 1/4 in. $150-250 208 1390. Early Tinted China Shoulder Head Dollhouse Man, Germany, 19th century, with molded black hair, painted features, carved and peg-jointed wood body with tinted china lower arms, and china lower legs with painted green slippers, ht. 5 3/4 in. $400-600 1391. All-Bisque Character Baby Pin Sitting on Pincushion, Germany, early 20th century, with painted hair and eyes, open/closed smiling mouth, bent-limb body jointed at shoulders and hips, in yellow-trimmed black satin outfit, sitting on yellow satin pincushion, doll ht. 3 1/2, cushion 3 3/4 in. square. $150-250 1398 Lots 1392-1396 1398 detail 1392. Pair of Pair of Miniature Bisque Twin Dolls, Germany, late 19th century, with open mouths, weighted blue glass eyes, blonde mohair wigs, five-piece composition bodies with molded shoes and stockings, dressed in matching white silk outfits, one with pink, the other with blue ribbons, ht. 4 3/4 in. $400-600 1396. German Cream-painted Tin Doll Perambulator, early 20th century, marked Gosso, with convertible flat wire top decorated with cream silk net and lace, applied shoulder-length portraits of ladies on both sides, and straw mattress with cotton cover, lg. 8 1/2 in., (minor paint imperfections). $400-600 1393. Two Small Glass-Eyed All-Bisque Dolls, Germany, late 19th/early 20th century, one with fixed, the other weighted brown glass eyes, closed mouths, mohair wigs, and molded socks and shoes, the larger jointed at shoulders and hips, the smaller at shoulders only, in period cotton outfits, ht. 4 1/8, 5 1/8 in. $300-400 1397. No lot. 1394. Four Small Bisque Children, Germany, late 19th/early 20th century, two all-bisque girls with painted blue eyes and molded shoes, ht. 4 1/4; a dollhouse lady with painted blue eyes, blonde mohair wig, cloth body, bisque lower limbs and lace dress, ht. 5 3/4; and a dollhouse boy with half-doll torso, jointed shoulders, booted feet, silk suit and cap, ht. 3 1/2 in. $200-300 1395. Pair of All-Bisque Twin Dolls in Christening Gowns, Germany, late 19th century, with molded curly blonde hair, painted blue eyes, rigid necks, five-piece toddler bodies with bentlimb legs, in matching white lawn and lace dresses and slips (fragile) and cream wool petticoats, ht. 4 in. $150-250 1398. Blue-Eyed Size 5 Jumeau Bisque Bébé, stamped in red Depose Tête Jumeau, Bte. S.G.D.G. 5 and painter’s marks IIXI, with closed mouth, white space between lips, large fixed light blue eyes outlined in dark blue, light brown multi-stroke brows, pierced ears, cork pate, blonde mohair wig, and fully-jointed papiermâché body with original finish and blue ink-stamp Jumeau, Medaille d’Or, Paris, in period peach satin two-piece outfit (some wear) with pleated skirt, ruched blue satin bodice, matching bonnet, and undergarments, ht. 14 in., (slight unevenness on forehead, four pepper specks on chin, firing bubble at pate rim above left ear). $3,000-4,000 1399. Painted Wood Doll Carriage, c. 1870s, with deep blue body, spoked wheels, and fringed sun shade, lg. 28 1/2 in., (paint wear on body). $150-200 209 1400 1400. Kämmer & Reinhardt 114 Bisque Character Girl, “Gretchen,” impressed K*R 114, with closed pouty mouth, sorrowful blue painted eyes, curly blonde mohair wig, ball-jointed composition body and period printed lawn dress and cotton undergarments, ht. 18 1/2 in., (wig pulls back of crown, paint wear on body, damage to lower left arm, right leg repainted). $4,000-6,000 1401. Kestner “A.T.” Bisque Doll, impressed 15, resembling the bébés of French maker A. Thullier, with accented open/closed mouth with space between lips suggesting tongue, weighted brown glass eyes, feathered brows, shapely double-chin, blonde mohair wig on plaster pate (pate cracked), and early straight-wrist jointed composition body in the original finish, in period cherry wool challis coat, lace-edged cape and ribbons, white lawn and lace dress, cotton undergarments, socks, Size 3 brown kid sidebuttoned boots, cherry satin hat, and garnet velvet bonnet, ht. 23 1/2 in., (some paint wear on body, small flesh-colored firing chip on wig rim, firing flaw at seam of each ear, eyes slightly loose). $4,000-7,000 1401 with detail 210 1402. Emile Jumeau Pressed Bisque Bébé, impressed Deposé E 11 J and red painter’s mark L, with closed mouth showing white space between lips, fixed blue/gray paperweight eyes, finely-painted lashes, multi-stroke brows, original blonde mohair wig (reworked onto new cotton cap), and four floating-ball jointed papier-mâché body with straight wrists, original finish and blue stamp Jumeau, Medaille d’Or, Paris on the back, in checked white cotton dress, cotton and wool undergarments, knitted stockings, brown kid shoes and straw hat trimmed with flowers and feathers, ht. 24 in., (approx. two tiny wig pulls on forehead, some wear to body, dress toned). Hat in photograph not included Provenance: From the family of her original owner, Esther Smith. Esther was born in Northern Ireland, but spent much of her life living on Elm St., in Brookline, Massachusetts. $4,000-6,000 Teddy Bears & Soft Toys 1403. Kellogg’s Printed Cloth Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, Michigan, c. 1926, premium dolls, with original bright printing, ht. 9 3/4-12 3/4 in., (several stains on Goldilocks’ skirt). $600-800 1402 with detail 1405 1404 211 1404. Large Steiff White Mohair Teddy Bear, c. 1905, with underscored “F” button in ear, shoe button eyes, light brown embroidered nose and claws, excelsior stuffing, swivel joints at neck, shoulders, and hips, cream-colored felt pads, long limbs and pronounced hump, ht. 27 in., (scattered moth damage on muzzle, right eye, chest, legs, and pads). 1410. Early Steiff Ginger Mohair Squirrel, c. 1913, with black shoe button eyes, tan embroidered nose, mouth and claws, jointed at head, shoulders and hips, white mohair chest and excelsior stuffing, ht. 7 in., (missing button, overall moth damage). $200-300 Provenance: Purchased from the estate of Anne M. Bullitt, wife of William Christian Bullitt, Ambassador to the Soviet Union under Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The couple had residences in Ashland, Massachusetts, and Dublin, Ireland. $4,000-6,000 1411. Steiff Rust Mohair and Orange Plush Long-Haired Dachshund “Waldi,” 1950s, with airbrushed details on head and limbs, brown plastic eyes, jointed neck, brown embroidered nose, mouth, and claws, excelsior stuffing, and red leatherette collar, lg. to tip of tail 24 in., (missing button and chest tag). $150-200 1405. Small Steiff White Mohair Teddy Bear, c. 1905, with underscored “F” button in ear, black shoe button eyes, light brown embroidered nose and claws, excelsior stuffing, swivel joints at neck, shoulders, and hips, long limbs and cream-colored felt pads, ht. 10 in., (scattered moth damage on face, back of body and right leg). Provenance: The little brother of the large bear in the previous lot. Purchased from the estate of Anne M. Bullitt, wife of William Christian Bullitt, Ambassador to the Soviet Union under Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The couple had residences in Ashland, Massachusetts, and Dublin, Ireland. $1,000-1,500 1406. Schuco Blonde Mohair Roller Skating Bear, c. 1946, with amber glass eyes, black embroidered nose, mouth and claws, metal and plastic skates, and clockwork mechanism, ht. 8 1/4 in., (untested, metal armature protruding from right paw). $400-600 1407. Two Replica Steiff Toys in Boxes, 1980s, light yellow 1930s era “Dicky” Bear, with plastic eyes, airbrushed details, ear button and cloth Dicky tag on chest, with certificate no. 007168, ht. 13 in.; clown with molded off-white felt face and mohair fringe, applied ears, button, felt hands, black stockinged legs with white plastic spats and black slippers, muslin-covered body and upper limbs, jointed at head, shoulders, and hips, in single-piece blue velour suit with white bear and red, cerise, and yellow floral design, and ruffle around neck, (missing certificate). $150-200 1408. Two Steiff Mohair Recumbent Male Lions, 1950s, unjointed, with golden mohair fur, dark brown tipped manes, amber glass eyes, embroidered pink noses, black mouths and claws, and excelsior stuffing, lg. 17, 25 in., (missing buttons and chest tags). $300-400 1409. Three Steiff Mohair Recumbent Tigers, mid-20th century, graduated sizes, green plastic eyes, pink embroidered nose, black embroidered mouth and claws, thread whiskers, airbrushed stripes, (largest has ear button and cloth tag), lg. 12, 18, 36 in. $400-800 212 1412. Steiff Mohair Plush Comic Donkey, mid-20th century, tan fur with dark brown airbrushed details, black plastic eyes, synthetic mane, open felt mouth, chest tag, cloth tag, and ear button, ht. 12 in. $200-300 1413. Steiff Brown Mohair Musical Chimpanzee, 1954-57, with glass eyes, light peach felt face, ears, hands and feet with airbrushed accents, jointed at head, shoulders and hips, with excelsior stuffing and musical movement in stomach which plays “Brahms’ Lullaby” when pressed, ht. 9 1/2 in., (missing ear button, repair on right foot). $400-600 1414. Steiff Ginger Mohair Somersaulting Chimpanzee, c. 1909-13, with underscored “F” button in ear, glass eyes, beige felt face, arms and hands, excelsior stuffing, jointed at neck, shoulders, and hips, the torso containing clockwork mechanism causing the monkey to perform somersaults when his arms are wound, ht. 9 1/4 in., (light dirt on fur and felt, repair on upper left arm, inoperative). $1,000-1,500 1415. Steiff White Mohair “Mongo” Monkey, 1950s, light green with yellow, blue, and brown airbrushed accents, synthetic beige plush face and paws, bright blue plastic eyes, excelsior stuffing, ear button and cloth tag, ht. 12 1/2 in., (missing chest tag). $200-300 1416. Steiff Mohair Kangaroo and Joey, 1950s, beige fur with airbrushed ginger markings, gray accents and paws, glass eyes, excelsior stuffing, black embroidered noses, mouths and claws, the mother jointed at head and shoulders, the joey unjointed, ht. 6 1/4 and 16 1/2 in., (fur very slightly dirty, minimal moth damage). $400-600 1417. Schuco Red Mohair Monkey Perfume, early 20th century, with molded and flocked metal head, tan felt paws, the body opening to reveal silk-lined interior containing two tiny plastic Kewpies, monkey ht. 3 1/2, Kewpies ht. 15/16 in. $200-300 1413 1414 1415 1417 Rocker: 1116 1416 1418. Schuco Miniature Golden Mohair Compact Bear, early 20th century, with black bead eyes, embroidered nose and mouth, body jointed at shoulders and hips, opening to reveal mirror and powder cake, ht. 3 3/4 in. $300-400 1419. Two Tiny Schuco Pink Mohair Teddy Bear Containers, 1920s, with black bead eyes, embroidered nose and mouth, jointed at shoulders and hips, one opening to reveal perfume with glass vial (missing stopper), the other a compact with powder cake, puff and mirror, ht. 3 1/4 in., (color faded on both). $300-400 1420. Handcrafted Felt Mickey and Minnie Mouse, 20th century, in felt outfits with sequin and bead trim, both figures and clothing constructed with a decorative blanket stitch, ht. 17 1/2 in. $250-350 1421. Miscellaneous Group of Toys, 20th century, including Steiff black mohair Scotty dog on wheels, lg. 10, Kenton cast-iron cook stove, wd. 8, pair of small cast brass bookends, ht. 4 in., natural wood dollhouse, secretary, bookcase, small three drawer chest, 1inch scale, (stove missing lids). $150-200 1421A. Four Small Mohair Animals, mid-20th century, all glass-eyed, Steiff “Panda” with chest tag, goat, chimp, and a blonde teddy bear, all unmarked, ht. 5, 5 3/4, and 6 in. $200-300 1422. White Mohair Paddington Bear, by Gabrielle Designs, England, c. 1972, with unjointed body, plastic amber eyes, black plastic nose, and cloth tag on back seam, ht. 18 in., (worn, missing clothes). $100-150 213 1432 1430 1431 1433 1423. Ideal Blonde Mohair Plush Teddy Bear, c. 1920s, with amber glass eyes, brown yarn-embroidered nose, mohair head, hands and feet, cotton or linen body, upper arms and legs, yellow felt pads and excelsior stuffing, in blue and white checked romper suit, ht. 22 in., (most of body and disk joints reinforced with muslin, suit stained). $300-400 1426. Two Mohair Teddy Bears, probably Knickerbocker, c. 1950s, the smaller cocoa-brown bear with amber glass eyes, black embroidered nose, football-shaped body and cream-colored felt pads, ht. 17; the larger bronze-brown, with green glass eyes, black embroidered nose (some repairs at muzzle), football-shaped body, short limbs and cream felt pads, ht. 27 in. $200-300 1424. Two Curly Mohair Teddy Bears, 1960s-70s, Steiff light tan “Zotty,” with amber eyes, embroidered brown nose and claws, open mouth, shaved muzzle, and cream-colored felt pads, ht. 14, (missing tag and button); and Fechter cream-colored bear with peach felt pads, amber eyes, black embroidered nose, open mouth, shaved muzzle, and cloth tag in right ear, ht. 16 in. $250-300 1427. Eight Miniature Steiff Toys, mid-20th century, mohair running rabbit, running goat, sitting raccoon, velveteen frog, kitten, bunny, squirrel, and mohair monkey hand-puppets, all with glass eyes, (buttons and tags removed). $150-200 1425. Two English Mohair Teddy Bears, mid-20th century, creamcolored Twyford teddy with amber plastic eyes, tan embroidered nose and mouth, soft-fiber stuffing, jointed head and short limbs, tan oilcloth pads (flaking), and cloth tag in body seam, ht. 15; blonde Farnell teddy with amber glass eyes, black embroidered nose and mouth, soft-fiber stuffing, short limbs, and tan oilcloth pads (flaking), ht. 20 in. $150-250 214 1428. Ideal Cream Plush Mohair Teddy Bear, late 1920s, with glass eyes, black embroidered nose, mouth, and claws (re-stitched), fully-jointed football-shaped body, short arms and legs, small feet, and tan felt pads, ht. 21 in., (needs stuffing in muzzle and head, moth damage on back, pads and muzzle). $200-300 1434 1429. Early Steiff Light Gold Mohair Teddy Bear, “Emily’s Bear,” c. 1905, with black shoe button eyes, underscored “F” button, black embroidered nose, mouth and claws, excelsior stuffing, swivel joints, long arms and feet, and tan felt pads, ht. 13 in., (minimal moth wear, fur needs cleaning), wearing handmade teal, mustard and red plaid overcoat. Provenance: Originally owned by Emily Nolet, daughter of Albert and Amelia Nolet of 17 Cliff St. in Salem, Massachusetts, and the youngest sister of the seller’s father, who was born in 1914. Emily died when she was seven years old, several years before her brother’s birth. Her mother made the bear his distinctive coat from a heavy woolen material, and he wears it to this day. After Emily’s death, no other sibling was allowed to play with her bear, which became known as “Emily’s Bear.” $800-1,200 1430. Steiff Blonde Mohair Teddy Bear, c. 1905, with black shoe button eyes, dark brown vertically-stitched nose and claws, excelsior stuffing, football-shaped body with long arms and short legs, large feet and tan felt pads, ht. 16 in., (missing button, scattered overall moth damage on fur and pads, fiber loss at right shoulder). $1,500-2,000 1431. “Brownie Tumbler” Game by T.W. Hand Firework Co. Ltd., Cooksville, Ontario, Canada, early 20th century, with lithographed paper Brownie backboard, five milk-glass marbles, red-painted metal housing, and paper label on reverse, ht. 12 1/2 x wd. 6 3/4 x dp. 3 3/8 in., (paint faded, some edge chipping). $250-300 1432. Steiff Blonde Mohair Teddy Bear, c. 1905, with shoe button eyes, brown embroidered nose, mouth and claws, swivel joints, excelsior stuffing, and cream-colored felt pads, ht. 13 in., (missing button, moth damage, mostly on muzzle, right ear and pads). $1,000-1,500 1433. Large Steiff Light-Golden Curly Mohair Center-Seam Teddy Bear, c. 1905, with black shoe button eyes, vertically-stitched ginger nose, mouth, and claws, center-seam head, excelsior stuffing, stout rounded body, long curved arms, plump legs and large feet, and yellow felt pads, ht. 27 in., (missing button, stuffing settled, moth damage on muzzle and pads, some overall fur loss, damage at ankles, right-arm joint and cheek under the right eye), ht. 27 in. Provenance: From the Providence home of the original owners, the three Coleman sisters. $1,500-2,000 1434. Large Steiff Cinnamon Mohair Teddy Bear, c. 1905, with underscored “F” button in ear, black shoe button eyes, shaved muzzle, black embroidered nose, mouth and claws, cream-colored felt pads, excelsior stuffing, black hump, long limbs and large feet, ht. 27 1/2 in., (overall fine condition, several small spots of moth damage on back, some fiber loss on stomach, right leg, and hind pad). $10,000-15,000 215 1440 Tin Toys & Trains 1435. Playskool Pullman “Sleep-Dolly-Sleep” Toy, No. A756, c. 1930, maroon-painted coach with gold lettering, fitted interior upholstered double seats and folding table, and upper berth with bedding, curtains and closets, 1-inch scale, ht. 9 1/2 x wd. 11 7/16 x dp. 4 15/16 in., (wear to exterior, missing leather handle), and a guard doll. $300-400 1436. American Flyer “O” Gauge Train Set, c. 1920s-30s, black engine and tender, green gondola car, red and green crane car, red caboose, red and green bell tower, stop/go light, and red searchlight lower, (minor paint loss on pieces); Lionel cream and red gatekeeper’s building (missing base); a Weeden horizontal electrically-heated toy steam engine, with steel boiler on redpainted body, wood base with metal Weeden plaque, base lg. 9 3/8 in., (finish rusted on boiler and stack), with maker’s instruction sheet; and a Tootsietoy hopper car. $600-800 1437. Boxed “O” Gauge Electric Freight Train, c. 1930, unmarked cast-metal steam engine, No. 1504 tender, yellow “Fruit Grower’s Express Refrigerator” car, No. 6102 red caboose, No. 172 metal signal pole, and six extra sets of four wheels, in wood case, lg. 25 7/8 in., (a few missing pieces, cow-catcher detached from engine). $600-800 1438. Marx Seven-Piece Southern Pacific Electric Train Set, “O” Gauge, No. 6000 two-part orange engine, No. 1235 baggage car, two No. UTLX 553 union tank cars, No. 56 red caboose; and unmatched No. 44572 black Chesapeake and Ohio gondola car, twin engines lg. 19 in., (some wear on bodies and rust on wheels). $100-150 216 1439. Märklin “OO” Gauge Freight Set in Original Box, 1930s, clockwork electric engine, freight car, Shell Oil tanker, hopper, tilting dump, lumber and stake-body, straight and curved track, six instruction booklets and original box, (overall good, box cover stained and damaged). $600-800 1440. Märklin “O” Gauge Train Set in Original Box, red-trimmed dark green and back clockwork steam locomotive, black and red coal car, No. 1 royal blue passenger car, No. II red passenger car, green and tan box car, and sections of track, in fitted wood case with sliding cover, wd. 18 in., (overall good, minor paint loss and craquelure on car roofs). $4,000-6,000 1441. Boxed Lionel “O” Gauge Engines, Cars, and Accessories, No. 2046 engine, No. 2046 tender with whistle, No. 2046 tender in No. 6466 WX box, No. 208 engine in No. 2026 box; unboxed No. 665 engine and coal car (un-numbered); boxed cars comprising No. 6465 tank car, No. 6520 searchlight car, No. 6357 caboose, No. 63132 box car in No. 3646 box, No. 395 floodlight tower, No. 6019 remote control track set, Type 1033 remote control transformer, instruction booklet, track, and Lionel Trains Outfit No. 1473 WS box, (overall some wear and damaged end-flaps). $1,000-1,500 1442. Lionel “O” Gauge Electric Train in Original Box, No. 1681 E black steam engine, black and red tender, two No. 1690 red passenger cards, No. 1691 red observation car, yellow “Station” transformer and track, (missing box cover). $600-800 1443. Lionel “O” Gauge Five-Piece Train Set, c. 1927, comprising olive-green electric engine No. 252 and four matching cars with maroon window trim and doors, observation No. 530, three Pullman cars No. 529, engine lg. 7 1/2 in., (original paint with some darkening on roofs and engine). $200-250 1444. Lionel Painted Steel No. 135 Freight Station, 20th century, with electric lights, gray roof and supports, red roof-trim and platform floor, on cream-colored base, ht. 10 1/2, wd. 18, dp. 8 3/8 in., (professionally restored). $250-300 1445. Large Box of G-Scale Track, for L.G.B. locomotives. $100-150 1446. Group of Eleven Die-cast Metal Vehicles, Dinky Toy tractor, hay rake, farm trailer, manure spreader, Nestle milk truck, station wagon, Austin taxi, B.E.V. truck and hand truck; Tootsie Toy boat trailer; and an unmarked luggage wagon, (some paint loss on lot). $150-200 1447. Lithographed Tin Lever-action Carousel, Wolverine, 19401950, with five horses and two “swing-out” planes, on a circular base with silhouettes of figures and animals, dia. 12 in., (lacking two planes and flags, some wear). $200-300 1448. Two Lithographed Tin Clockwork Figures, comprising a Walt Reach “Rocking R Ranch” See-saw; and a J. Schein Soldier-form Drummer, lg. of first 17 3/4, ht. of second 8 3/4 in., (some minor paint losses). $200-250 1449. Two American Lithographed Tin Game Toys, an Ohio Art, clockwork “Carnival Shooting Gallery,” with one arrow with suction cup end; and a Wolverine lever-action “Spot Shot,” lg. 17 and 13 1/2 in. $200-250 1450. Japanese Lithographed Tin Friction “Hook Robot,” Wacko, c. 1955, predominantly in tones of light blue and green, with arms hanging freely at sides, ht. 7 in., (lacking hook, minor wear to paint). $700-900 1451. Marx Lithographed Tin Clockwork “Queen of the Campus” Car, showing four college “men” riding in a vehicle with numerous whimsical markings, lg. 5 3/4 in., (very minor wear to wheels). $200-300 1452. Marx Lithographed Tin Clockwork “Jolly Joe” Car, depicting a large headed figure in an army vehicle mounted with a machine gun, with alternating forward and reverse action, lg. 5 3/4 in., (minor wear to wheels and slight scratching). $150-200 1453. Three Lithographed Tin Clockwork Toys, a Marx “Fire Chief” car, when engaged has swiveling head and backward and forward motions; a T.P.S. figure of a roller-skating Chef; and a Mikuni figure of a hopping bird with active wings and tail, ht. 6 1/2 to 3 1/2 in. $125-150 1454. Three Lithographed Tin Clockwork Racing Cars, a Marx #3 car in tones of red and black, with driver present; a Lupor #8 racer in tones of red, yellow, and black, no driver; and an American racer, no markings, in tones of orange and yellow, with driver present, lg. 8 to 5 in., (minor paint losses to first and last, second with minor scratching). $200-250 1455. Two American Lithographed Tin Clockwork Toys, first, a two-cannon tank, likely Marx, with recoiling gun action and large rubber treads, with camouflage decoration; second, Marx “Diesel 12-TD 18” Tractor, primary tones of red, with rubber treads and farmer figure present, lg. 10 1/2 and 9 respectively, (minor paint loss and scratching to both). $200-300 1456. Two Japanese Line-Mar Remote Control Battery Operated Cars, 1950s, the first a convertible with driver, vehicle covered with trendy period slogans, with forward/reverse action; second a green and white police cruiser with decorated interior, forward/reverse action and front wheel turning, lg. 7 1/2 in., (both with very minor losses, wires and controls fair only). $125-175 1457. Two American Lithographed/Painted Tin Toys, a Unique Art “Jazzbo Jim-The Dancer on the Roof” figure, patented 1921, with clockwork action jiggling the figure, sides decorated with country scenes; and an unmarked truck and driver, painted yellow and green, ht. 9 3/4, lg. 7 5/8 in., respectively, (minor losses to first, wind-up intermittent, second with minor loss). $150-200 1458. Five Lithographed Tin Toys, Wolverine “Automatic Coal Loader,” decorated with railroad scenes; Japanese clockwork “Animal Swing,” with a cloth bear and with swing action; J. Chein clockwork chick pushing a wheelbarrow; a spring action WWII style artillery piece, likely Marx; and a Burroughs Enterprise bubble-blower, (various minor defects). $200-250 217 1459. Two Lithographed Tin Toys, a Marx “V.F.D.” friction action fire truck, with extending ladder and siren sound on the friction motion; and a Japanese KO clockwork “Circus Car Merry Ball Blower” with original box, lg. 14 and 5 in., (first with bent front bumper, minor losses; second with minor wear to funnel top, box a little wrinkled). $300-400 1460. Two Aeronautical Themed Toys, a J. Chein clockwork action “Aquaplane” with oversized propeller and pontoons; and a Hubley WWII style painted metal fighter plane, with folding wings, lg. 8 and 6 1/4 in., (first lacking tailpiece). $200-300 1461. Group of Ten Metal Toys, including a Hubley green-painted “Kiddy Toy Road Grater” and two red-painted fire engines in two sizes; Dinky Toys green-painted truck; Tootsie Toy “Truckline Tender”; four “Joy Line Coach” lithographed tin railway cars and a track indicator; and a green-painted steel truck, (various losses). $150-200 1462. Group of Thirteen Automobile Toys, including a red-painted steel Cadillac with fins; red Ford Falcon; gray plastic Chevrolet sedan-form piggy bank; Japanese friction powered lithographed tin New York Yellow Cab, in original box; Tootsie Toys blue sedan, in original wrapper; red-painted tin friction action sedan; a “Tricky Taxi” friction action car; and six others. $300-500 1463. Miscellaneous Group of Toys, comprising a boxed game of “Fish Pond”; boxed kit “No. 14 Exploding Battleship Builder”; boxed Jeryco “Just like Mother’s Baby Stroller”; boxed Tonka “No. 201 Ser-Vi-Car”; two boxed Techmaster Metal Construction sets; and four wooden toys. $150-200 1464. Painted Steel and Wood Buick Station Wagon Pedal Car, 1930s, streamline front with paneled “Woody” back, spoke and disk wheels with rubber tires, lg. 48 in. (original paint rusted). $600-800 1465. Two Painted Steel Vehicles, 1950s, a four-engine airplane with cream-colored fuselage and blue wings, lg. 19 in., Smith Miller No. 3 Extension Hook and Ladder, lg. 36 in., (slight paint wear). $200-400 1466. Clockwork Painted Tin Omnibus, early 20th century, pea-green body with maroon and black trim, black roof with remnants of gold fringe, and cast metal spoked wheels, lg. 11 3/8 in., (no key). $400-600 218 1467. Boxed Buddy “L” Boxed Texaco Station, 1950s, No. 5301, lithographed steel building with plastic autos, gas pumps, equipment, and products, lg. 24 1/2 x wd. 15 3/4 x dp. 2 3/4 in., (requires assembly, box damaged). $100-150 1468. Six Assorted Model Steam Engines and Kits, 20th century, four horizontal and two vertical models, AM and PM Research Models, various makers. $400-600 1469. Jaguar XKE GT Sports Coupe Toy Kit Car in Original Box, 1960s, monogram no. PC98-1098, with red body and chrome details, in maker’s box with instruction sheets, lg. 25 in. $300-400 1470. Two Black-painted Cast Iron Toy Carbide Canons, early to mid-20th century, with gold accents on wheels, lg. 9 3/4, 22 3/4 in. $400-600 1471. Painted Wood and Tin Roadster, early 20th century, light green and red body with striped detail, metal frame, spoked metal wheels, rubber inserts, and drive mechanism, lg. 45 in., (missing one wheel, general wear and rust). $400-600 1472. Dapple-Gray Painted Wood Gliding Horse, America, early 20th century, with glass eyes, horse hair mane and tail, leather and leatherette tack and saddle, red-painted frame with yellow striped details, lg. 36 1/2 in., (some general paint wear). $700-900 1473. Boxed Buddy “L” Painted Steel “Fire Department Emergency” Truck, red truck with decals on either side of the body (left scratched), two white ladders, hard rubber tires, and original box, lg. 12 1/2 in., (box damaged both ends). $150-200 1474. Keystone Khaki-painted Steel Blue Cross Ambulance, 1920s, with closed cab, covered truck body with canvas sides and rear opening, stenciled Ambulance, decal on cab floor, and balloon tires, lg. 27 1/2 in., (paint wear and rust). $600-800 1475. Keystone Khaki-painted Steel U.S. Army Truck, 1920s, with open cab, decals on sides of body and hood, natural canvas top, and balloon tires, lg. 26 in., (fair condition, original paint has wear and rust). $600-800 1476. Buddy “L” Red-painted Steel Ladder Truck and a Metal Cabriole Cannon, 1920s-30s, with open cab, decals and disc wheels, lg. 24 1/2, (paint scratched, missing some ladders, in need of a new cord to raise the ladder); cannon with cast iron barrel, spoked wheels, and black-painted carriage, lg. 13 3/4 in., (missing cap). $400-600 1477. Murray Ohio “Fire Chief” Pedal Car, Cleveland, Ohio, 1950s, red-painted pressed steel with white, yellow, and red details, red and white disc wheels with rubber tires, silver-finished bell, and decal on back seat, lg. 35 1/2 in., (paint worn on steering wheel, body paint faded, some wear). $300-500 1478. Group of Seven Small Clockwork Toys and a Tiny Chimp, Germany, Japan, and America, 1930s-50s, Schuco dancing couple, three dogs, a squirrel, a monkey, a mohair chimp jointed at head, arms and legs, and Line-Mar Donald Duck, ht. 6 in., (three missing keys). $150-250 1479. Two Lithographed Tin Clockwork Toys, 1930s-70s, Marx cowboy in erratic jalopy, lg. 8, (dullness and slight wear on finish); and Japanese skipping animals, lg. 9 in. $400-600 1480. Painted Metal Clockwork Sports Car, Germany, mid-20th century, with gray body, navy blue fenders, rubber tires, and red interior, lg. 9 3/4 in. $100-200 1481. Painted Wood Gliding Horse, early 20th century, creamcolored horse with glass eyes, horse hair mane and tail, leather tack, saddle, metal horseshoes, and red-painted frame with embossed striping, lg. 38 in., (normal/acceptable wear). $800-1,200 1482. Four Small Animated Toys and a Hubley Motorcycle, Japan and America, 1930s-50s, clockwork celluloid “Banjo Bunny” in original box, plastic bunny with carrot, metal chick in plastic egg shell, friction-drive bird, and a blue “Cop” vehicle with sidecar (missing passenger), lg. 4 in. $200-300 1483. “The Dunking Stool,” cast brass articulated figure tipped into the pond, ht. 1 3/4 x lg. 4 x dp. 2 1/8 in. $200-250 1484. Chein “Hercules” Lithographed Ferris Wheel, 1930s, with clockwork mechanism, ht. 16 1/2 in., (minor wear on original finish, slight rust on nickel plated bell). $200-300 1485. Schuco Red Examico 4001 Roadster, 1950s, with key, lg. 5 1/2 in. $150-200 1486. Five Boxed Toys, mid-20th century, Corgi: machine carrier, no. 1104, Carrimore Car Transporter; Premier F51H Mustang 30449 kit; Tri-ang Swordfish electric outboard motor; Crescent toy partial farm animal and milk maid set. $350-550 1487. Lithographed Tin Wind-Up Fire Engine Penny Toy, Germany, 1930s, ladder truck and one fireman, lg. 4 3/8 in. (key missing). $200-300 1488. Nine Assorted Small Toys, 1930s-50s, Minic wind-up Trash and Oil Trucks, Lensey cast metal miniature locomotive, cast metal tank, two miniature Dinky Toy aircraft, Sun Rubber Art Deco bus, carved wooden sailboat, “Pirate” metal and plastic cap gun, black painted steel “Uncle Sam Register Bank” and three keys. $250-300 1489. Two Lithographed Tin Circus Rides, 1930s, Chein “Hercules” Ferris Wheel, ht. 16 1/2 in., (base rust); and Wolverine Merrygo-Round, with five horses and three airplanes, ht. 11 5/8 in., (missing two planes). $250-300 1490. Hubley Nickel Plated Cast Iron Auto Racer, c. 1927-28, with aluminum rear-section, red-painted hood, spoked wheels, and goggled driver, lg. 9 1/2 in., (some paint loss and rust on wheels, two of the Hubley rubber tires broken). $800-1,200 1491. Hubley Cast Iron Triple-Team Hook and Ladder, early 20th century, with brown and white horses, yellow carriage, red wagon with spoked yellow wheels, red driver and tillerman, and two green ladders, lg. 16 in., (some general wear). $100-150 1492. Converse Lithographed Tinplate Double Team “Milk” Wagon, Winchendon, Massachusetts, c. 1913, with wood floor and original finish, lg. 16 1/2 in., (cab roof slightly bent, some finish wear). $500-700 1493. Hubley Cast Iron Hook and Ladder, early 20th century, with three-horse team, white wagon with gold accents, red carriage, spoked wheels, driver, tillerman, four red ladders and brass bell, lg. 30 3/4 in., (some discoloration and chipping of original paint). $1,000-1,500 219 Top row: 1495, 1496, 1497 Middle row: 1498, 1500 Bottom row: 1501,1502 1494. Doepke Rossmoyne Red-painted Steel Ariel Ladder Truck, mid-20th century, with decals on the sides, lg. 33 3/4 in., (some rust and paint loss). $200-300 1494A. Kingsbury Painted Steel Toy Roadster, New Hampshire, c. 1930s, with red chassis, tan body, rubber tires, battery-operated head and tail lights, lg. 12 1/2 in., (inoperative, some rust and paint loss). $250-300 220 1494B. Kenton Cast Iron Overland Circus Lion Cage, with white double horse team, red-suited riders, blue-suited driver, red wagon, yellow chassis and wheels, gold highlights, and lion, lg. 14 1/4 in., (repainted, some paint loss on horses and wheels). $400-600 1494C. Group of Three Painted Metal Vehicles, Hubley cast iron blue/green racer with driver, lg. 6 1/2; cast aluminum red sports car, lg. 5 5/8; red cast iron fire pumper with reproduction horse team and driver, lg. 12 1/2 in. $250-300 1495. Kyser & Rex Cast Iron “Lion and Monkeys” Mechanical Bank, patd. July 1, 1883, with original paint, single peanut, glass eyes, and square coin-trap with key, ht. 8 1/2, base wd. 9 1/6 in., (some chips on lion). $800-1,200 1504. Hubley Cast Iron “Trick Dog” Mechanical Bank, 1920s-30s, with original paint, dark blue solid base, clown in navy blue, and square coin-trap, lg. 8 11/16 in., (slight wear on barrel, missing key). $300-500 1496. Martin Clockwork “Gai Violinist” Toy, with painted tin head and hands, tan flannel coat, and black and white checked trousers, ht. 7 5/8 in., (original paint has some loss on head and hat). $150-200 1505. Harper “Dinah” Cast Iron Mechanical Bank, red. no. 581285, with yellow dress and long sleeves, base 4 3/16 in., (some chipping and repaint). $400-600 1497. Martin Clockwork Delivery Boy, tin boy in blue felt jacket and red and white striped trousers, pushing blue cart with red disc wheels, ht. 7 in., (slight paint wear on arms and legs, rust on package and wheel rims). $200-300 Banks 1498. Shepard Cast Iron Pig in High Chair Mechanical Bank, patd. August 24, 1897, nickel plated, lg. 3 1/2 in., (finish slightly worn, missing round coin trap). $500-800 1499. Stevens “William Tell” Cast Iron Mechanical Bank, patd. June 23, 1896, lg. 10 1/2 in., (original paint, minor rubs). $1,000-1,500 1500. Stevens “Creedmoor” Mechanical Bank, patd. 1877, with original paint, lg. 10 in., (some losses, missing trigger). $400-600 1501. Stevens Cast Iron “Teddy and the Bear” Mechanical Bank, patd. February 19, 1907, with original paint, brown tree, and Teddy in Derby hat, base 10 1/4 in., (fine chipping on Teddy and around opening in trunk, missing coin-trap). $1,000-1,500 1502. Hall & Co. “Tammany Bank,” patd. 1873, with original paint, brown trousers and dark blue jacket, ht. 5 1/2 in., (overall paint wear and darkening). $400-600 1503. Cast Iron Elephant Mechanical Bank, 20th century, probably Hubley, gray elephant with green blanket, lg. 7 3/4 in., (original paint, tusks chipped). $250-300 1506. Two Cast Iron Mechanical Banks, Shepard “Humpty Dumpty Bank” with red cap, blue and red suit, lg. 4 3/4, (paint chipped, old overpaint on face); and “Little Joe Bank,” possibly Harper, with red shirt and black tie, wd. 4 in., (paint wear and chipping). $200-300 1507. Two Hubley Mechanical Banks, 1920s, “Trick Dog” and “Monkey Bank” with organ-grinder, both lg. 8 3/4 in., (both with rust and paint loss). $200-300 1508. Two Lithographed Steel Cash Register Banks, Shonk Co. “Commonwealth Three Coin Bank” with Art Nouveau decoration, ht. 4 1/2; and “Security Bank” with Classical Revival decoration, ht. 7 in., (overall pitting on finish). $150-200 1509. Chocolat Menier Tin Advertising Bank, in the form of a sixsided kiosk lithographed with Menier advertisements, ht. 9 1/2 in. $400-600 1510. Two Cast Iron Banks, Stevens mechanical “Novelty Bank,” patd. 1872, with yellow building, red roof and navy blue trim, (missing teller); and nickel-plated “Safe Deposit,” (finish wear on both). $300-500 1511. Stevens Cast Iron Mechanical “Hall’s Excelsior Bank,” patd. December 12, 1869, with original paint, bright green building, brown trim, cover on roof lifting to reveal wooden teller, and paper “Cashier” label inside cover, base 3 3/8 in., (missing knob and cashier’s head). $500-800 1512. Stevens Mechanical “Novelty Bank,” yellow building with red roof and dark blue trim, the front door opening to reveal bank teller with tray depositing coin behind grille, ht. 6 3/4 in., (light wear on original paint, losses to teller, teller re-soldered). $1,000-1,500 221 Top row: 1511, 1512, 1513 Bottom row: 1514, 1515, 1516 1513. Stevens “Cupola Bank,” patd. 1872, cream-colored building with original paint, blue windows, red sills and cupola, ht. 5 1/2, base lg. 3 3/8 in., (paint darkened, some wear and loss). $200-300 1514. Cast Iron Stevens Mechanical “Magic Bank,” patd. August 5, 1873, light green building with brown trim and mahoganycolored roof, original paint, and sliding coin-trap, base wd. 3 7/8 in., (overall good, some minor wear on cashier, door, and interior). $4,000-6,000 1515. J. & E. Stevens “Hall’s Lilliput Bank,” patd. July 27, 1875, with original paint, light green building, cupola, round coin return door, and teller with sheet-metal tray to deposit coin, base wd. 2 15/16 in., (overall good, minor wear). $300-500 1516. Cast Iron Stevens “Home Bank” with Dormers Mechanical Bank, patd. July 16, 1872, light blue building with rust-colored trim, green base, and green and blue roof, cast lead cashier inside the bank above printed green “Cashier” label, base wd. 3 3/4 in., (overall good original paint, some chipping on and around door, replacement screw on base). $4,000-6,000 222 1517. Three Architectural Still Banks, late 19th century, a goldfinished tin “Cupola Bank”; Stevens gold-painted “Cupola Bank”; and an English brass-fronted tin “Birth Bank,” (overall finish wear on lot, cupola roof damaged). $200-300 1518. Three Small Lithographed Tin Still Banks, early 20th century, house-form “Camp Bank”; windmill with movable sails; and an English document box, (some wear on lot). $150-200 1519. Three Small Connecticut Stenciled Tin Still Banks, 1870s, two single-storey “Bank” buildings, and a “Waste Not Want Not” steeple clock, (some damage and paint loss). $200-300 1520. Twelve Assorted Still Banks, 20th century, mostly of lithographed metal, nine advertising pieces, and three drums, various makers and conditions. $150-200 1521. Stevens House, Garage, and Two Elephant Banks. $150-200 Top row: 1523 Middle row: 1524 Bottom row: 1525, 1526, 1527 1522. Two Cast Iron House-form Still Banks, Stevens “Victorian House,” patd. 1892, with brown finish, base 3 1/4, (some rust); and Grey Casting Co. “Bungalow,” with green paint and creamcolored trim, base lg. 3 in., (original paint, slight wear and rust). $100-150 1523. Enterprise Cast Iron “Independence Hall” Still Bank, stenciled under base Pat October 19, 1875, with three slots, bell in tower, old maroon and gold finish, lg. 15 1/2 in., (missing windows on one gable, some repaint). $1,000-1,500 1524. Set of Reed U.S. Capitol Building Blocks, Leominster, Massachusetts, late 19th century, comprising flat rectangular wood blocks lithographed with black architectural details, staircases, roof sections, domes, and other structures, (missing storage box). $400-600 1525. Cast Iron Kyser & Rex “Organ Bank” Boy and Girl Mechanical Bank, patd. June 13, 1882, with brown organ, rectangular coin-trap, articulated monkey in red jacket, children with solid legs, red jacket and skirt, base 5 3/8 in., (slight paint wear on monkey). $1,200-1,800 1526. Keyser & Rex Cast Iron Mechanical “Organ Bank,” patd. May 31, 1881, the monkey in red jacket and yellow trousers, with brown base, yellow trim, and original paint, base 4 in. $500-800 1527. Cast Iron Kyser & Rex Mechanical “Organ Bank” with Cat and Dog, patd. June 13, 1882, with monkey in red jacket, white cat and dog, and rectangular coin-trap, base 5 5/16 in., (some paint loss on cat, dog and monkey’s trousers). $800-1,200 223 Top row: 1537, 1538 Middle row: 1539, 1540 Bottom row: 1541, 1542 1528. Two Cast Iron Dog Banks, gold-finish A.C. Williams large St. Bernard with pack; and silver-finish Arcade Newfoundland, (paint worn on both). $150-200 1529. Four A.C. Williams Cast Iron Lion Banks, three tail-right lions and a lion on tub, (remnants of gold or red paint on standing animals, traces of gold, red, and black on sitting lion). $150-200 1530. Two Reproduction Mechanical Banks, “Boy Scout Camp,” lg. 9 7/8; and Book of Knowledge “William Tell,” lg. 10 3/8 in. $100-150 224 1531. Reproduction Cast Iron “Paddy and the Pig” Mechanical Bank, with dark brown or black jacket, base 7 1/16 in. $200-300 1532. Reproduction Cast Iron Mechanical “Mason Bank,” base 7 1/4 in. $150-200 1533. Three Small Cast Iron Banks, Stevens nickel plated safe; A.C. Williams silver-finish “U.S. Mail” and asphaltum “Time is Money” alarm clock, (some wear and rust on lot). $100-150 1544 1534. Four Figural Cast Iron Still Banks, A.C. Williams mammy with spoon, clown, and baseball player; and Blanthrico George Washington, (various dates and conditions). $200-300 1535. Eight Cast Iron Animal Still Banks, A.C. Williams two elk, turkey, and elephant with houdach; two Arcade prancing horses; J. Wright lamp; and Hubley standing bear, (one elk missing antlers, surfaces from good to poor). $200-300 1536. J. & E. Stevens Cast Iron “Speaking Dog” Mechanical Bank, patd. July 14, 1885, with original paint, girl in red dress, and round coin-trap, lg. 7 1/4 in., (some chipping girl and floor). $600-800 1537. Stevens Cabin Bank, patd. June 2, 1885, green building with banjo-slung sides, black man in red shirt and blue trousers, base lg. 4 3/16 in., (original paint, some wear on man’s clothes). $600-800 1538. Stevens Cast Iron “I Always Did ‘Spise A Mule” Boy on Bench Mechanical Bank, patd. April 27, 1897, with brown base and round coin-trap, lg. 10 1/16 in., (very minor paint chipping). $800-1,200 1539. Stevens Cast Iron “Mule Entering Barn” Mechanical Bank, patd. August 3, 1880, with original paint, gray building with redorange trim, dark brown mule, and white dog, base 8 1/2 in., (minor wear on base). $600-800 1545 1540. J. & E. Stevens “Eagle & Eaglets” Cast Iron Mechanical Bank, patd. Jan. 23, 1888, eagle with glass eyes, green grass base and functioning bellows, lg. 6 11/16 in., (good original paint overall, eagle’s right wing broken). $400-600 1541. Stevens “Eagle and Eaglets” Mechanical Bank, patd. 1883, with gold finish, bellows (non-sounding), lg. 6 3/4 in. $400-600 1542. Shepard “Speaking Dog” Cast Iron Mechanical Bank, patd. July 14, 1885, lg. 7 1/8 in., (later finish in gold paint, coinreceiving arm needs adjustment). $400-600 1543. No lot. 1544. Stevens “Clown on Globe” Mechanical Bank, patent pending 4284550, with red costume, yellow ruff, blue globe with gold stripe, and tan base, clown seated ht. 9, in handstand 11 in., (original paint, scattered minor chips). $2,000-3,000 1545. Shepard Cast Iron “Punch and Judy” Mechanical Bank, patd. July 15, 1884, with original paint, small letters, yellow theater, rust-colored trim, and gray curtains, base 6 3/16 in., (somewhat darkened, chipping). $1,000-1,500 225 1556. Lesney Coronation Coach, boxed, (Ex). Lead Soldiers & Figures $75-150 1546. Britains Lead Soldier Group, from set No. 1, three pre-war Life Guards (VG), set No. 106, four pre-war 6th Dragoon Guards (VG, one tail, sword and leg broken), and from set No. 36 one pre-war Royal Sussex Regiment (Ex). $75-150 1547. Britains Lead Soldier Group, from set No. 2, five post-war Horse Guards (VG), set No. 138 three post-war French Cuirassiers (VG, one scabbard tip missing) and set No. 201 four pre-war Officers of the General Staff (VG, two heads repaired). $100-200 1557. Britains 1264 4.7 Naval Gun, boxed, with ammo and caps, (Ex). $100-200 1558. Britains 2065 Queen Elizabeth, boxed, (Ex). $30-60 1559. Nine Crescent Air Force Figures, boxed, (Ex). $200-300 1548. Britains Lead Soldier Group, from set No. 89, nine pre-war Cameron Highlanders, set No. 15, ten pre-war Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders (VG), set No. 35 six post-war Royal Marines (VG) and set No. 228 seven U.S. Marines (G-one rifle broken). $100-200 1549. Group of Lead Soldiers, including twenty Heyde figures (VG), one mounted Mignot (VG), seven Britains U.S. Sailors (VG), five Britains Foreign Legion (three bayonets missing), one post-war Britains dismounted Hussar (Ex), four pre-war Royal Marines (VG), eight 2nd Grade Guard Britains figures (G), seven figures of unknown manufacture (G) and two additional Britains figures (G). $150-300 1550. Group of Figures and Accessories, fourteen Dimestore figures (G), five vehicles (G), one Hubley airplane (G), and four metal plates (G). $100-150 1551. Britains 16th Century Knights, set No. 1307, boxed, post-war, (excellent condition). $100-200 1552. Johillco Miniature Coronation Coach, boxed, (coach broken). $50-125 1553. Eight Johillco Grenadier Guards, (VG, two missing bayonets). $50-100 1560. Six-Piece Set No. 30 Britains Drums & Bugles of the Line, post-war, (Ex). $75-150 1561. Sailors, boxed, (Ex). $75-200 1562. Three Sets of Britains, all new in box, modern, (one plastic set). $50-150 1563. Seven-Piece Set No. 33 Britains 16th/15th Lancers, boxed, (Ex). $100-200 1564. Ten-Piece Set No. 1631 Britains, post-war, governor, generals, horse guards, (Ex, one tail missing). $120-200 1565. Eight-Piece Set No. 225 Britains Kings African Rifles, (Ex, one missing rifle). $100-200 1566. Seven Mignot Historical Figures, Louis XIV, Washington, Saint Louis, Napoleon 1st, Anne de Cleves, Conte de Richomond, Joan of Arc, boxed, (Ex). $100-200 1554. Six Johillco Hussars, (G, one missing plumb, two legs broken). $25-60 1567. Lot of Mixed Mignot, lead and plastic, (Ex). 1555. Twelve Mignot Chasseurs on Foot, (Ex). 1568. Mixed Lot of Mediaeval Knights, thirty-three pieces, Johillco and others. $100-150 $150-250 226 $125-225 1569. Mixed Lot of Johillco and Britains, thirty-four pieces, mounted and foot, sentry boxes, and two cannons. $75-150 1570. Four Set No. 138 Britains Cuirassiers, post-war, boxed, (Ex). $100-150 1571. Six Assorted Lead Soldier Boxes, including Timpo, Crescent, Britains, etc. $75-150 1572. Two Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, eight pieces of set No. 1435, Italian Infantry steel helmets, (missing rifle); seven pieces of set No. 1437, Italian Carabinieri, (Ex). $150-375 1573. Three Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, eight pieces of set No. 2033, U.S. Infantry; eight pieces of set No. 228, U.S. Marines; four pieces of set No. 2101, U.S. Marines Color Guard, (Ex). $250-500 1579. Three Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, seven pieces of set No. 2088, Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry, (VG); two sets of No. 2090 totaling sixteen pieces, Royal Irish Fusiliers, (Ex). $500-800 1580. Two Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, five pieces of set No. 47, skinners horse; five pieces of set No. 66, 13th Duke of Connaught’s Own Lancers, (Ex). $250-450 1581. Two Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, five pieces of set No. 2075, troopers and officer of Seventh Hussars, (VG); four pieces of set No. 2, Horse Guards, (Ex). $225-400 1582. Britains Mountain Artillery and Mules, set No. 39, twelve pieces and cannon, (Ex). $200-350 1583. Britains Royal Horse Artillery Gun Team at Gallop and Outriders, five pieces, (Ex). $100-150 1574. Two Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, four pieces of set No. 190, Belgian Cavalry; five pieces of set No. 138, French Cuirassiers, (Ex). $200-400 1584. Two Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, five pieces of set No. 24, post-war, 9th Lancers, (one arm broken); four pieces of set No. 33, 16th/15th Lancers, (one leg broken, Ex). $175-325 1575. Two Set of Britain Lead Soldiers, four pieces of set No. 2074, First King’s Dragoon Guards, (Ex, unmatched); five pieces of set No. 32, Royal Scots Grays, (VG). $175-350 1585. Two Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, eight pieces of set No. 18, Worcestershire Regiment; five pieces of set No. 112, Seaforth Highlanders, (Ex). $175-275 1576. Two Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, eight pieces of set No. 182, dismounted Hussars, (trooper missing base); five pieces of set No. 1, Life Guards, (Ex). $150-250 1586. Two Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, seven pieces of set No. 75, Scots Guard, (one broken rifle, piper leg broken, VG); eight pieces of set No. 2082, Coldstream Guards at attention, (Ex). $150-275 1577. Two Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, eight pieces of set No. 2009, Belgian Grenadiers marching; eight pieces of set No. 1633, Princess Patricias Canadian Light Infantry, (Ex). $200-400 1587. Two Sets of Britain Lead Soldiers, eight pieces of set No. 2044, U.S. Air Corps marching and officer, (VG, some paint fading, hole in one cap); eight piece of set No. 1253, U.S. Sailor Whitejackets, (Ex). $200-300 1578. Five Britains Canadian Governor Generals Horse Guards, set No. 1631, (Ex). $100-200 1588. Two Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, eight pieces of set No. 120, Coldstream Guards, (officers sword broken, some embellishments, VG); eight pieces of set No. 1515, Coldstream Guards marching, (Ex). $150-250 227 1589. Two Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, eight pieces of set No. 2089, Gloucestershire Regiment; eight pieces of set No. 2091, Rifle Brigade, (Ex). $300-500 1590. Three Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, eight pieces of set No. 169, Bersaglieri, with rare officer; eight pieces of set No. 2045, Swedish Life Guards; seven pieces of set No. 2091, Danish Life Guards, (one rifle broken, Ex). $200-300 1591. Three Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, seven pieces of set No. 1711, French Foreign Legion, (two bayonets broken, fading on horse), eight pieces of set No. 196, Greek Evzones, (Ex), eight pieces of set No. 225, Kings African rifles, (Ex). $275-525 1592. Four Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, eight pieces of set No. 2087, 5th Royal Innis Killing Dragoon guards; eight pieces of set No. 197, Gurkha rifles; six pieces of set No. 1892, Indian Army marching; eight pieces of set No. 99, West Point Cadets, (Ex). $425-725 1593. Five Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, seven pieces of set No. 2071, Royal Marines presenting arms, (Ex); eight pieces of set No. 1515, Coldstream Guards, slop arms, (Ex); seven pieces of set No. 2078, Irish Guards, (Ex); six pieces of set No. 89, Cameron Highlanders, (VG, one broken rifle); six pieces of set No. 11, Black Watch, piper and five men, (Ex). $300-500 1594. Four Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, five pieces of set No. 212, Royal Scots, (Ex); six pieces of set No. 112, Seaforth Highlanders, (one arm broken), sixteen pieces of set No. 76, Middlesex Regiment, (has officer, Ex); fifteen pieces of set No. 74, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, (four broken). $200-300 1595. Three Sets of Britains Lead Soldiers, eight pieces of set No. 1283, Grenadier Guards; seven pieces of set No. 2083, Welsh Guards; eight pieces of set No. 1730, Team of Gunners, (Ex). $200-300 1596. Three Sets and Group Lot of Britains Lead Soldiers, five pieces of set No. 8, 4th Hussars, (Ex); five pieces of set No. 2076, 12th Lancers, (Ex, one lance tip missing), eight pieces of set No. 2018, Danish Guard Hussar Regiment, (horn arm broken); group lot of Britains, five mounted and one piper. $425-850 228 1597. Four Sets of Assorted Lead Soldiers, forty-five German-made soldiers, (VG); thirteen Asian soldiers, possibly Heyde, and cannon, (VG); fourteen German-made U.S. Civil War Union troops, (VG); seven Heyde turbaned soldiers, (G). $325-600 1598. Box Lot of Heyde and Other Lead Figures, approximately 150 figures and boats. $100-300 1599. Britains Lead Soldiers Group, from set No. 115, three Egyptian Cavalry (VG), set No. 66, two Duke of Connaught’s Own Lancers (VG), set No. 400, four Life Guard in winter cloaks, (G, one plume tail broken), set No. 182 four 11th Hussar’s Horses (VG). $75-150 END OF SALE
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