Rabbit Doll Pushing Pram MS 726

Rabbit Doll Pushing Pram MS 726, China, 28 cm, GemBw, UW ok, Okt Z 2, Z 1

Rabbit Pushing Mower MS 806, China, 10 cm, GemBw, UW ok, Okt, Z 1-

Pushing a Blue Three Wheeled Perambulator. Made by the Stevens & Brown Company. Connecticut - Circa 1880's - 12 1/2" Long. This blue and gold stenciled version of the clockwork toy pram is exceedingly

Made by the Stevens & Brown Company. Connecticut - Circa 1880's - 12 1/2" Long. Purchased from Donal Markey. Backwinding the large rear wheels engages the brass clockwork mechanism. Works very well.

MÄRKLIN doll's pram, around 1900, handpainted, cream-colored and rose, gold decorated edges and handholds, this doll's pram can be found in the MÄRKLIN catalog 1859-1902, on page 94, item 1328 , big

Composition Doll Pushing a Wood & Metal Buggy with Wind Up Device - Approx 11" t x 10" l x 5.5" d

Mechanical doll/toy with standing 1850's era blond hair with black band in hair, pushing a red painted wooden cart with gold stenciled design on sides. The cart has a metal push handle, two large whee

Porcelain, polychrome onglaze and underglaze painted Meissen, c. 1910 Porcelain Manufactory Meissen, established in 1710 Model: Konrad Hentschel (1872-1907), one of the definitive Art Nouveau modeler

MÄRKLIN dolls pram, sheet metal, painted, delicate pink / gold colored, original silk canopy, strongly worn, is at some places strongly worn, the  scratches on the paintwork are caused of old ag

(Deans Rag Book, 1931) An extremely rare large 20" tall Oswald the Lucky Rabbit doll with a stuffed velveteen body and felt ears. The printed facial features include Dean's trademark toothy grin. The

Lot of four rabbit candy containers consists of: (A) a rare mother rabbit pushing chick in shell cart, no closure; (B) a rare container with two rabbits in nice paint, with original closure; (C) a rab

LeRoy Neiman (American, 1921-2012) two original signed ink and gouache on paper drawings of Femlin creating paper "doll" linked paper rabbit heads. These two drawings appeared on page 116 of

Fully jointed mohair bunny with glass eyes, embroidered features, felt jacket, and brass buttons. Includes felt gooseberries and leaves in a wired cotton net. Limited edition of 350 pieces. Original b

Louis-Robert Carrier-Belleuse (French 1848-1913) Louis-Robert Carrier-Belleuse (French 1848-1913) A young girl pushing a doll in a wheelbarrow through a garden signed 'LOUIS CARRIER-BELLEUSE' l.l., oi

modeled by Hentschel 1905, later Meissen production 73370, depicting a young girl tucking her doll into a pram, after the original model W124. 5.25 x 5.5 in. Hentschel was an Art Nouveau painter, desi

Country lot including 3 baskets, 2 mirrors, 2 spoons, 1 pin cushion, 1 rabbit toy, 3 dolls, 1 wooden soldier. Condition: Largest Basket L 27-1/8" H 12" W 18-1/2".

GERMAN BISQUE DOLL AS BUNNY RABBIT. 17" (not including ears). German bisque open mouth doll with brown glass eyes with head affixed to new cloth body with white furry arms and legs, large ears, lace d

1108. FERNAND MARTIN NOUNOU | The nanny, c. 1929, ready to take her charge out for a stroll, clockwork mechanism allows the wheeled figure to appear to be walking, pushing the baby in the pram. | 7" h

R. John Wright Dolls, Beatrix Potter Collection "Peter Rabbit Centennial Edition" No.012. With COA and original box.

An admirable example of a Queen Anne doll, circa early 1800's, that Ms Jinkins had purchased in the early 1960's. Having won a first place ribbon, 1965-66, from a display at the Washington D.C. Dollol

German, manufactured by Cuno & Otto Dressel, marked on the back of the head. Head has glass eyes, doll has a nice cloth coat with a blue collar, a rabbit fur beard, and composition hands and feet. A m

20th century. Meissen (German, founded 1710); polychrome decorated hard-paste porcelain; modeled by Konrad Hentschel (German, 1872-1907); depicting a young girl with a doll in a carriage. Maker's mark

Native American, Southwestern USA, Arizona and New Mexico, Hopi Peoples, ca. 1920s CE. A truly striking, large katsina (kachina) figure, with the body carved from a single piece of wood, given rabbit

American Indian, comprising one mudhead figure and three painted figures bearing rabbit fur and feather accessories. Largest 12.5" H.