FOXY GRANDPA CANDY CONTAINE & GERMAN OFFICER

"Foxy Grandpa" lot. CANDY CONTAINER - 4 1/2" (Possibly) Foxy Grandpa caricature with bug eyes and wire rim glasses. Egg shaped torso with clasping hands, oversized bow-tie. Head comes off to show cand

179. GERMAN COMPOSITION FOXY GRANDPA RIDING DONKEY | Depicts composition Foxy Grandpa atop nodding donkey on wheeled platform. 9.5" h.

Often attributed to S. Gunthermann, this is actually an Issamayer German Tin windup toy. It is of comic character Foxy Grandpa and Works Well! Toy shutters with a simmulated walk, and windup is strong

Probably German; painted composition; Foxy Grandpa and Jiggs (?); (1) cane looks replaced; normal wear and crazing; H-8"-9", G-G+

German hand painted tin windup Boy Riding Foxy Grandpa. Great looking deign. Nice early comic character toy. Windup works. Restored. 7" Excellent

Nice original early comic character toy. Has some paint loss. Windup works well. 8" Very Good

Foxy Grandpa on a rabbit painted composition candy container, with nodding head, 6'' h.

Mohair Halloween scared black cat candy container, probably German, 6 1/4'' h.

Both on round bases and sitting in wooden chairs. Unmarked but probably German. Heads rock back and forth. Foxy Grandma has glasses on. Some minor to moderate wear. Condition: Dimensions: Largest: 6"

Four Vintage German Paper Mache Figural Candy Containers. Children, police officer and onion head girl. Overall good condition. Tallest measures 7 1/2 inches tall.

Rare American Revolution era English or German Officer's Rapier Sword with Jewelry Level Chiseled Steel & Fire Gilt Mounts, Silver Wire Grip & Highly Unusual Blade Configuration with Unique Gold Inlai

WWII German Officers Dagger with Sheath. Measures 15-3/4". Condition: Good condition. Estimate: $300.00 - $500.00 Domestic Shipping: $75.00

Antique WWI German Officer's presentation sword 38", blade 32, Damascus steelImperial Bavarian sword very fine Damascus blade with bluing and gilding. One side of the blade contains a gilding words da

Germany, hand painted tin, action involves arms moving up and down while legs move in and out simulating a kind of roller skating action. 8" h.

This lot contains Anter Prussian Banner Memories of Peace & War By An Old German Officer.Published in 1904. It is approx 8 1/2" x 6 1/4" and weighs about 1.1lbs. Overall the book is in goo

Made by the Pulver and Chicle Mfg. Co. Circa 1899. This highly collectible vendor is made with embossed lithographed tin casing. Shows some wear around the glass. Featuring the Foxy Grandpa character,

1055. KENTON HAPPY FOXY NODDERS WAGON | Rare toy, whimsical comic character theme, features a well molded double eagle open wagon with oversized head Happy Hooligan and Foxy Grandpa nodder figures sea

1047. KENTON HAPPY FOXY NODDERS WAGON | Rare toy, well molded double eagle open wagon with oversized head Happy Hooligan and Foxy Grandpa nodder figures. Ex. Paul Cole Collection. | 16" l. | Front sec

circa 1903, cast iron and hand painted, depicts Uncle Sam whimsical nodder, seated in open Victorian Phaeton, Foxy Grandpa seated as driver, drawn by solo black horse. 16" l.

Imperial German Naval Officer's Dirk with decorated scabbard and straps with lion's head motif buckles. Blade is damascus. Some hairline cracks and a small chip to the hilt. Approx. 14 3/8 inches long

Imperial German Naval Officer's Dirk with decorated scabbard and straps with lion's head motif buckles. Blade is damascus. Some hairline cracks and a small chip to the hilt. Approx. 14 3/8 inches long

The lot contains 2 tin/metal soldiers a German Infantry Officer 1914 & 1st Polish Lancer 1812. The soldiers each come in their own boxes. The boxes are each 4 3/4" x 1 3/4" x 1 3/4". T

Named to Johannes Meermeier who commanded U-Boat U-979. Visor also features the rare 9th U-boat Flotilla Swordfish badge. Lite discoloration on the sides of the visor

A Chinese Tobi Seiji Decorated Longquan Celadon Covered Jar, Yuan Dynasty, 14th century 3-1/2 x 4-1/2 inches (8.9 x 11.4 cm) PROVENANCE: Collection of a German Consular Officer in China (1902-1917 and