Performing Toy Bear with Cymbals. German, ca. 1900s. Standi...

Performing Toy Bear with Cymbals. German, ca. 1900s. Standing dark fur-covered bear figure, chain muzzle, holding a pair of cymbals, with a small lever at side used to clash the discs together. Height

Mechanical Performing Bear Toy Playing Cymbals. Likely European, first quarter twentieth century. Attractive antique standing grizzly bear figure with a soft and dark fur body, silk vest piece, and br

German 1920's. They are 6 1/4" Tall. Includes: Steiff Type Jointed Bear and Windup Performing Bear. Worked when tested. Fine / Very Fine Condition.

UNBOXED PZ REPLICAS of Heyde, Haffner and other German maker Vignettes of the early 1900s. Joe Shimek of Monterey, CA. created very limited quantities of PZ figures circa 1980s to 2000, and many of hi

Three German Schuco musicians: clown with violin, 4.5"h. Clown with drum and cymbal, no key, 4.5"h. And pig with drum bank, 4.5"h. And a Japanese bear with twirling cane, missing an eye, 7"h.

Dentzel Carousel Bear. Philadelphia: G.A. Dentzel Company, ca. 1900s. Carved wooden jumper of a bear rearing back on its hind legs and carved saddle with floral designs. 39 x 45 x 18”. Restored

5¢ Continental Orchester German barrel organ housed in an upright wood cabinet ca. 1880's with a painted scene showing a house among lush greenery. Interior shows a cymbal, triangle, drum, and a ro

Very charming German tin toy, hand painted and clockwork driven, features a dressed standing dog who appears to rock his friend the dressed frog in a swing, all the while a performing poodle spins on

Circa 1912 Bing Company, German lying steam engine toy model 130/383. With wooden base with printed tiles 46,5 x 51,5cm. With steam whistle, weight safety valve, steam dome, dynamo and valve control,

German clockwork bird box with cage automaton, gilt and blue enameled chased box ca. early 20th Century. Circa 1900s, automaton having a bird cage top with bird on swinger. Button mechanism causes bir

STEIFF bear on a pin, c. 1906, height: 24 cm, Rauhplüsch, with button, good condition German Description STEIFF Bär auf Kegel, ca. 1906, Höhe: 24 cm, Rauhplüsch, mit Knopf, guter Z

Kyser & Rex Company. Philadelphia - 1890 - 7" Long. This is a colorful and scarce bank made by Kyser and Rex. It is one of only two clockwork banks ever produced. Place a coin atop the organ, wind the

Exceptional set of Sailors performing a variety of duties on deck. 12 pieces. Excellent condition. Unboxed.

German hand painted tin windup Performing Wheelbarrow Clowns. All original oversize pair of Clowns. Windup works and Standing Clown pushes Clown holding bar with balls. Very unique toy. 8" Excellent

Kyser & Rex. Philadelphia - 1882. One of only two mechanical banks with windup mechanisms. This bank is pretty, desirable and charming and works very well. Place a coin in the organ and activate the l

1053. ORGAN GRINDER & PERFORMING BEAR MECHANICAL BANK | Kyser & Rex, circa 1882, multicolored paint details on one of the more fascinating clockwork action banks, when wound and activated the bear act

20th C. 24"h

3 older mechanical toy bears includes 6" wind up mohair bear with glass eyes, muzzle and chain, mechanism works, 5" wind up jointed mohair tumbler bear with glass eyes, key missing and 8 1/2" bear pul

Organ Grinder and Performing Bear Mech. Bank, CI, Over all--near mint, Roof has paint loss

To be offered on Saturday, 24 September 2022 36 × 46 × 20 inches

Dentzel Carousel Rabbit. Philadelphia: G.A. Dentzel Company, ca. 1900s. Carved wooden stander of a rabbit with white body and carved tan saddle and purple and green trappings with unusual pink bow. 54

E. Joy Morris Carousel Horse. Philadelphia: E. Joy Morris Carousel Co., ca. 1900s. Carved wooden stander of a horse with tassel on head and parrots on both sides of saddle; carved wooden saddle and br

Spillman Carousel Rooster. North Tonawanda, NY: Spillman Co., ca. 1900s. Carved wooden stander of a brightly-feathered rooster with carved saddle. 40 x 58 x 18 ½”. Restored by Mary Youree

Clown Magician Musical Automaton. Paris: Leopold Lambert, ca. 1900s. As the music box plays, the magician, sticking his tongue in and out and nodding his head, raises his wand, taps the side of the cu