DORIS DAY 1950s-ERA DARLING 'DOG' HANDKERCHIEFS

Doris Day's Personally Owned 1950s Monogrammed Brown Mouton Fur Coat From The Sydney Guilaroff Collection W/Notarized Letter of Provenance - This heavy, long brown mouton fur coat was personally owned

Request condition report! A piece rendered in graphite pencil on paper, depicting the star’s pet Poodle Lovey, inscribed and signed on the lower margin. 12 by 13 inches Hollywood

Small electric hot dog vendor. 1950s era. Coloring and lettering are good.

DORIS DAY MOVIE STILLS FROM THE 1950's & 1960'S 1950's - 1960's movie stills featuring American actress Doris Day in several movies including Caprice (1967), Ballad of Josie (1967), Move Ov

A collection of American First Day Covers. Dated 1930s to 1950s, mostly WWII era. More than 150 pieces. Thematic range includes US historical anniversaries and famous historical figures. The collectio

Doris Day (1922- ) Actress. Day was a singer and actress most popular in the 1950s and early-1960s. She starred in a television sitcom called The Doris Day Show from 1968-1973. 5” x 7” black and w

A large lot of seventeen "Movie Life" celebrity magazines ranging from 1953-56. Cover stars include Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor, Doris Day, and more.

Vintage mid 1950s - 60 Abercrombie & Fitch blue dachshund dog printed cotton dress. Condition: excellent, nicely kept. Missing original belt. Measures: 34" bust, 27" waist, 39" length.

Jonathan Winters (artist embellished silkscreen on canvas titled, 'The Day They Got Their Wings,' depicting the fragmented images of WWI dog fighting planes with trees, hearts, bulls eyes and German c

Request condition report! New York Street Scene, oil on canvas board, signed lower right. 9 by 7 inches, sight; 15 by 13 1/2 inches, framed Hollywood

Request condition report! A classic white cotton one with short sleeves, red text on the front reads “Grease / ...is still the word!!,” [from the 40th Anniversary cast reunion in 2018] various-col

Request condition report! A two CD set comprising all the songs from the movie, the incidental music by Frank DeVol, and the rare promotional recordings made by the stars at the time; also included is

Request condition report! “Overlooking the Quail Lodge Golf Course,” a watercolor on paper drawing, signed lower right again on the verso, also inscribed on the verso “To Doris with much love on

Request condition report! A Copeland Spodes dishset including: 12 dinner plates, eight salad plates, eight cream soup bowls and underplates, 12 bread and butter plates, 12 coffee cups and saucers, a l

Request condition report! “The Pantheon, from the Terrace of the Luxembourg Gardens,” 1893, lithograph, signed with a monogram, lower center left. 10 1/4 by 7 1/2 inches, sight; 18 5/8 by 15 inche

Request condition report! A tan silk jersey material with a mostly orange and red floral pattern, floor-length, round neck, long sleeves, back zip-up closure, label reads “Rizkallah / for / Malcolm

Request condition report! A group of two; the first Betty & Friends: My Life at the Zoo inscribed by White in black felt-tip ink to Day on the title page; the second Out on a Limb inscribed by MacLain

Request condition report! A silk jersey material, floor-length, halter-top with six button closure turtleneck collar, backless, back zip-up closure, label reading “Manning Silver.” Hollywood

STEIFF 1950s-era Steiff Original Teddy bear. Fully jointed, 60 cm standing, and made from unusual rosy cinnamon mohair. Stocky build and thick, full mohair. With raised script button and partial yello

STEIFF 1950s-era Steiff Original Teddy bear. Fully jointed, 60 cm standing, and made from long, full, and soft caramel mohair. With stocky proportions, a prominent and fuzzy muzzle, and embroidered fa

STEIFF 1950s-era Steiff Jackie Teddy bear. Fully jointed, 33 cm tall, and made from blonde mohair. Detailed with legacy airbrushed belly button, pink nose stitch detail, and typical "stubby and chubby

STEIFF 1950s-era Steiff Original Teddy bear. Fully jointed, 48 cm standing, and made from long, full, and soft caramel mohair. With stocky proportions, a prominent and fuzzy muzzle, and embroidered fa

The switch to "Strike up the Band" is on top of this lighted, semi-circular stage with 1950s era, 7-piece band and singer automatons. It comes with two custom painted, tapered square columns that are

Johnny Winter's 1950s-era Gibson ES-5. Several modifications have been made to this guitar, likely by Johnny Winter himself. Originally the ES-5 would have had three P90 single coil pickups with black