MR. PUNCH JUMPING JACK PUPPET

Old Mr. Punch jumping jack made of wood. 18” long. Works when strings are pulled. Height: 18 in. by Width: 10 in. by Depth: 3 in.

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

This cane or walking stick is topped by a bronze cast figure of a popular puppet show figure known as Mr. Pulcinella, or Mr. Punch, from the Punch and Judy puppet show made popular in the 1600s. He ha

Litho cardboard and litho paper on wood; (1) Jester, jointed, (9) shadow puppets, (1) "Wanamaker" Clown Ring the Nose; (2) Clown & Monkey jointed figures; (2) girl walking wheel toys; wear; tallest H-

Three 1960's Mattel talking hand puppets and a 1960's Mattel Popeye Jack-in the box. The three talking hand puppets are Herman Munster, Mr. Ed (the talking horse) and Porky Pig. This condition is not

Title: Well Formed Black Forest Jumping Jack Bear Date/Period: Late 19th Century Origin: Swiss Material: Dimension: 12" H Provenance/Additional Info: Well carved & formed Black Forest "jumping jack" B

Tim Burton. " The strange Christmas of Mr. Jack ". Jack in a suit. Drawing in marker and black pen on paper. Signed "Tim Burton" lower right. Size: 31 x 22cm. Frame dimensions: 31.5 x 40 cm - Weight:

Punch puppet, clown, pre-war era, felt, glass eyes, with button, very good condition German Description Kasperpuppe, Clown, Vorkrieg, Filz, Glasaugen, mit Knopf, sehr guter Zust.

An unusual French bisque headed Mr Punch or Pulcinella doll marked H, with fixed blue striated glass eyes, creased smiling face with open/closed mouth with teethy grin, brown brows, brown hair wig, ba

A small countertop skill game where the player tries to get the three dice to read certain combinations of numbers. There is minor crazing to the black cabinet and soiling or staining and discoloratio

The Triumph of the Pen - circa 1860, two toned stoneware flask with relief scene of Mr. Punch and friends. Doulton impressed marks on underside. Age related wear. Weight: 1 lb #flask Issued: 1845 Dime

English pottery figural group of Mr. Punch and his dog, flatback or doorstop. H. 29 cm (11 1/2 in.)

German carved wood jumping jack and an early paper litho on cardboard Santa Claus jumping jack, both fine examples. 7 1/2" - 11" l.

Jester "Jumping Jack" Toy in pine, C 1900. Colorful original paint, double sided, arms & legs articulated (string activated). Well detailed facial carvings, finely detailed paint. 23 1/2"H X 6 1/2"W (

14 kt gold pendant 'jumping jack', with ruby and brilliants , YG 585/000, round bevelled ruby approx. 0.05 ct, 6 brilliants total approx. 0.06 ct Wesselton/si, approx. 10.4 g, movable

Wood jointed body, polychromed in olive and red, as weighted string is pulled, clown's arms and legs move up and down, double face example. 13" l.

jumping jack, Santa Claus, 22 cm, c. 1880, colored print German Description Hampelmann, Weihnachtsmann, 22 cm, ca. 1880, Druck koloriert

Santa Claus, jumping jack, colored print, 22 cm, c. 1880 German Description Weihnachtsmann, Hampelmann, Druck koloriert, 22 cm, ca. 1880

Goldanhaenger - Hampelmann14 carat goldDiamondsLength 4,2 cmWeight: 5,8 gram

Domestic: Free Shipping John Leech's Pictures of Life and Character : from the collection of “Mr. Punch" By John Leech Published in London: Bradbury, Agnew, & Co, 1887 Tight and secure binding. One

1929 GOLF Mr Punch on the Links Cartoons & Punch Magazine HUMOR Articles ‘Mr. Punch on the Links’ is a collection of golf-related articles and cartoons from Punch Magazine. The cartoon illustratio

Antique late 1800's Staffordshire pottery Mr. Punch bank. Measures 11 1/2" tall.

Antique paper mache "Mr. Punch" jester stick / theatre prop. Hand painted, dressed with with dangling red and white satin ribbons and brass bells; mounted on gold gilt wooden stick. Very good antique

19. CIRCA 1880s LITHOGRAPED PAPER OVER WOOD, PULL TOY JUMPING JACK. 18”. Rarely seen early toy featuring a clown character with bell, holding a pig in one hand and a bag of money in the opposite