cow, c. 1890, leather covered, glass eyes, with water

cow, c. 1890, leather covered, glass eyes, with water tanks, outlet at the udder, voice turning the head, 30 cm, with suitable stable, unusual German Description Kuh, ca. 1890, Leder bezogen, Glasauge

ORIGINAL BOX, GOOD OVERALL CONDITION, 9" H, 4 1/4" W, 13" L

130. WIND-UP FRENCH AUTOMATON PIG | DeCamps, c. 1890's, leather covered pig, done in natural colors, applied glass eyes, clockwork activated. 10.75" l.

WIND-UP FRENCH AUTOMATON PIG | DeCamps, c. 1890's, leather covered pig, done in natural colors, applied glass eyes, NO KEY 10 3/4"

papier mâché cow, covered with leather, glass eyes, casting wheels with spokes, 32.5 cm, with voice, voice is started by turning the head (a bit weakly), collection Katz German Description Papiermac

Leather covered cow with calf in standing pose, both have glass eyes and composition horns mounted on four wheel wooden platform, cow moos when head is turned. 14" l.

machine, grunting pig, with dog pulling on tail, papier mâché, covered with leather, c. 1880, 47 cm, clock mechanism and voice are intact, glass eyes, exceptional function, very nice orig

8 stick legs - cloth covered cow with bell, glass eyes, 2 3/4" L; papier mache painted steer with horns and collar, marked Germany, 2 1/4" L; papier mache painted cow leather ears & collar, 3" L; papi

(2) Italian military cartridge boxes, 19th c., Leather covers, with velvet covered boxes, brass or white metal adornments, one with lion's heads on sides, red glass eye, approx. 3.25"h x 7"w x 1.5"d P

Antique leather hide covered cow toy on wheeled wood platform base with lead wheels, leather horns, glass eyes, leather over wood legs, leather collar with lead buckle, cow makes moo sound when head i

A 19th century cow pull toy. This cow has a paper mache body covered in leather with glass eyes, and carved horns made from real horn. The cow is mounted on a wood base with wheels. Head moves from si

STEIFF bear, pre-war era, c. 1930, with button, long stretched F, c. 48 cm, glass eyes, long snaped off arms, hump, old leather collar with bell, mohair yellow / gold, covered in dust, partially with

EAPG A.J. Beatty Glass Company White Beatty Swirl Water Pitcher c.1890: Stunning and very heavy water pitcher. Measures 8" tall with bulls eye base design. No condition issues.

pull game, horse-drawn carriage, with coachman, 62 cm, horse, leather covered, glass eyes, doll, wood/wire body, bisque socket head, fix inset glass eyes, moving arms with squeaking sound, whip is mis

horse on casting wheels with spokes, around 1890, pelt covered, glass eyes, 39 cm, suitable for a big sheet metal coach, collection Katz German Description Pferd auf Guss-Speichenrädern, um 1890, Fel

probably PIROTTI unusual colored papier mâché shoulder headed doll, probably for an exhibition, wax coated, 23 cm, c. 1890, fix inset glass eyes without pupil , closed mouth, fabric body, ma

wax shoulder headed doll, 62 cm, c. 1890, fix inset brown  glass eyes, inset mohair, fabric body, wax arms and legs, was a bit repaired at breast plate , nice old clothes, underwear, shoes and so

Pair of Staffordshire Wally Dogs with Glass Eyes c.1890 - 13 in tall x 10 x 6

Victorian c. 1890 Figural Fish Vesta / Match Safe. Nicely detailed to show the scales and fins of the fish, the mouth is the hinged lid which is operated by pressing the ventral fin. European, glass e

Original eyes and collar on printed pattern cloth body covering. Measures 5.75 x 3 inches.

Antique Bavarian Black Forest Rabbit / Hare Inkwell, C. 1890. Hand-carved rabbit with glass eyes and hinged at back of neck opening to reveal a ceramic ink well. Provenance: Ex collection of Dr. Horac

25 x 23 inches, leather covered elephant with raised trunk, glass eyes, Line Item # 175

Title: EXQUISITE HIDE COVERED MINIATURE COW WITH GLASS EYES Additional Information: ORIGINAL COLLAR AND BELL, GERMAN CIRCA1910 - 4X3 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to anywhere within the cont

Antique English "Mr. Punch" Puppet, C.1880-1890. Wood, pigment, cloth and glass eyes. Mr. Punch has roots in 16th-century Italian Commedia dell'Arte, derived from the Neapolitan stock character named