Eating bear, 1895

Meissen Blanc De Chine Porcelain Figurine "Eating Bear" designed by August Gaul in 1895. Signed on the base. Marked on the bottom with blue crossed swords and impressed crossed swords above Weiss. Cir

Polar Bears. Original chromolithograph from Book of Nature by Henry Johnson, 1895. Dimensions: 7" x 9 1/2" Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, subm

Meissen German Blanc de Chine Porcelain Bear Figure, "Eating Bear", designed by August Gaul, blue crossed swords mark on base (with two etched lines through mark), base also marked with impressed cros

Schuco Dutch girl with baby (baby missing), and a Japanese corn eating bear, both working. Largest 7" Tall

American, mid 20th century. Includes a lithographed tin corn eating bear and a wind-up bartender. Both function properly and include original boxes.

Ca. last half 20thC. Very good original condition as shown. We are offering from one estate a small group of Inuit soapstone.

Japan circa 1960. Made Of Tin and Cloth. 7" Tall. Works well. Very Fine Condition.

Vintage wind-up bear eating honey, 8" high, working condition, bear moves his arm up and tongue comes out, eyes move, and bear makes a sound, unmarked, 1940's

VINTAGE CARVED WOOD BEAR EATING W SPOON -20" X 12" -VERY GOOD CONDITION

Pair of modern silver-tone salt and pepper shakers of bears eating fish. 2" H x 4.5" L.

Anna Vaughn Hyatt Huntington, American, 1876-1973. Bronze sculpture depicting a seated bear, eating. A portion of the sculpture is missing (where the bear has his left arm around something, presumably

DESCRIPTION: Herend hand-painted porcelain blue fishnet, "VHJM" patterned figurine of a seated panda bear eating green leaves. Finished with gilt trims and accents and marked on underside with traditi

Underside is signed illegibly. Tag reads CANADA ESKIMO ART. Piece is black toned appears to be stone. Appears to depict a bear eating a fish. Piece measures approximately 5 inches tall 7 inches deep 3

DESCRIPTION: A Herend hand painted porcelain figurine of a polar bear eating a fish in a yellow fishnet pattern finished with gilded trims and features. Marked with Herend backstamps "First Edition".C

DESCRIPTION: A Herend hand painted porcelain figurine of a polar bear eating a fish in a yellow fishnet pattern finished with gilded trims and features. Marked with Herend backstamps "First Edition".

Features a seated panda bear eating some greens. Modeled in the blue fishnet pattern against a white ground with richly trimmed 24K gold accents to the nose, mouth and paws, the interiors of the ears

2 Inuit stone carvings of Bears 1). Jannie P. Lurtuut / Wakeham Bay- Bear Eating Seal- 1974. 4 1/4 x 9 1/2 x 4''; 2). Unknown / Goja Haven- Walking Bear- 2008. 4 x 8 1/2 x 3 1/2'' Provenance: Norman R

Daniel Smith's "A Nose For Honey - Grizzly Bear" limited edition framed canvas, signed and numbered 18/100. This piece is of a closeup of a grizzly bear eating honey. This canvas has been professional

4 Inuit stone carvings 1). Ayaq / Clyde River- Bear Eating Seal. 2 1/4''h; 2). Joe Ekidlak / Sanikiluaq- Sedna- stone cracked. 5 1/2''h; 3). Jonathan Kolhmeiste / Nain- Partridges- 2013, signed, dated

BEAR EATING HAND, 1953, carved black soapstone, possible signature hidden by affixed label, 2 ¾ x 5 x 2 ¾”. Provenance: Diana Zlotnick Collection, purchased from Canadian Craftâ��

Glossy porcelain teapot; features four yellow bears, eating from blue rimmed bowls, on top of a tree stump. Southwest Ceramics backstamp. Issued: 1990 Dimensions: 6.5"H Manufacturer: Southwest Ceramic

7 1/2 inches tall, Limited Edition 265/5000, In original box

Concrete Bear Statue Eating Honey - 22 in tall x 14 x 11

Glossy finish. Royal Copenhagen backstamp. Marked 3014. Dimensions: 3.75"H Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen Country of Origin: Denmark