22" Early American Bear.

At a rare large size, this stately and classic 1910 bear evokes nostalgia for the first decade of bear making. Shoe button eyes, a stitched nose, excelsior stuffing and five way jointed, the teddy exu

American, early 20th C. Bears label from Shop of the Crafters. 22 1/4"h x 37"w x 5"d

Toy Teddy Bear, American Rose Pink Mohair, early 20th C. w/glass eyes, black wool nose & claws, felt pads & Excelsior fill, non-operative growler, Good+ cond w/pad wear & neck separation, 22"L.

Two early 20th C. straw stuffed jointed teddy bears, 22" American golden mohair humpback teddy ca. 1910, and a lighter mohair teddy 16", both with stitched noses and stitched-on pads

A gentle, 12" American bear mirrors many of the qualities of early Steiffs. Circa 1907. The mohair bear is five-way jointed with a stitched nose that has faded from black to dark brown, shoe button ey

What a cutie! This 10-1/2" early American bear, circa 1908, illustrates the skill and craftsmanship of American bear manufacturers during the 1906-10 time period. The gold teddy has shoe button eyes,

shoe button eyes, Paid $550.00 at Jack London flea market from Marci Carvalho on Oct 4, 1997 has squeker box

A giant of a teddy, the 29" early American bear is remarkable for its size and style. Made of short-napped gold mohair, characteristic of the American bears of the 1915 time period. The bear has glass

Featuring a golden mohair coat with medium brown thread on muzzle and paw delineation, and clear glass eyes with pupil reverse painted. Five point joint articulation and excelsior stuffed. 17”H.

During the first decade of the 20th Century, several large and many small American teddy bear companies competed with the Steiff Company. Unfortunately, with few exceptions (for example BMC and Aetna)

Early American Teddy Bear Likely Ideal18" gold mohair bear with applied ears, glass eyes, short snout with stitched nose and mouth, disk jointed head, arms and legs, replaced felt paw pads. Bear

Early 20th century impressive American Indian bear claw necklace. Sterling Silver. The largest claw is 2 1/2" length and graduates down. Dimensions: 9" drop. Total weight: 2.283 troy ounces

A gold 16" American beauty from an early era, 1910-15. This teddy is intriguing with lovely glass eyes, fabric brown nose, a plump body form he is five way jointed and stuffed with excelsior. His rath

Early Native American bear claw and bead necklace. 19th century. Stretched length approx 36". Condition: Excellent condition. Wear from use. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbo

Early Native American Zuni Bear Fetish, With A turquoise Arrowhead Strapped to Its Back. From personal Collection of Chief Joe Dan Osceola, Seminole Tribe. Since pre-Columbian times, the Zuni tribe ha

Fine early Native American large bear claw encased in sterling silver pendant with leaf and flora detail with turquoise and coral suspended from large mother of pearl disk 3 section carved choker neck

Lot including 19th c. porcelain head doll (marked on back of head, 22" L.), early teddy bear marked "ARP" (11 1/2" L.), early teddy bear (9 1/2" L.), dolls quilt, dolls furniture, fan, Hanae Mori scar

Both bears golden in color with five point joint articulation, excelsior stuffed, and hunchbacked. Shorter bear has black thread stitching on muzzle and paw delineation, and larger bear has brown thre

Antique early American trencher, 22 inches long, and early American scoop.

Harry Linder (American 1886 - 1931) Palm Springs Mountains, pastels on paper, 22 x 28 inches, early American carved frame

Plush, wearing a beard and pony tail. Paisley belt and pants. Holding a lamp and has golden cuffs. Original tag attached. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 22"H Manufacturer: North American Bear Company Cou

Plush, wearing a soldiers outfit with a sturdy helmet. Original tag attached. Issued: 1980 Dimensions: 22"H Manufacturer: North American Bear Company Country of Origin: United States

Early American bread tray. 22" long x 11 1/2" wide. Reglued.

Cherry Federal tilt top candlestand, rectangular top with cut corners on urn turned stem, on arch spider leg base, American, early 19th c, 22" x 16" x 30"h