This is a 1930's Merrythought panda that is 24" (60cm) tall and he comes with his label on his foot. This large size is very difficult to find.

This is an unusual teddy bear from the 1930's as he is a pyjama case. He has all his mohair and is 20" (50cm) tall but is very slumpy.

A wonderful 1930's example of the Jackie bear made by Josef Pitrmann. He is 18" (46cm) tall and has a wonderful brown tipping to his long mohair.

This is a Tiny 1920/30's Schuco Piccolo Monkey that is only 7cm tall and fully jointed. He is in great condition and has his original hat.

This is a small Chad Valley Teddy Bear from the 1930/40's. He is only 11" (28cm) tall and all his joints work well. He comes wearing his Vice Captain badge.

A wonderful 1930's Farnell bear with such a great expression. He is 27" tall and has most of his mohair.

This Old Teddy Bear is such an unusual colour a rust/cinnamon colour. He is 20" (50cm) tall and made in the 1920/30's.

It's not often you see these wonderful 1930's Chiltern bears in this condition. He is 18" (46cm) tall and he is a great example.

This is Buster a 1920/30's British bear. He is 24" (60cm) tall and he is a real character. He has lots of his mohair with the main loss to the back of his legs and back.

This is an unusual Teddy bear in a bright red mohair just like the famous Alfonzo. He is 1920's and 16" long.

A rare 1930's Alpha Farnell bear in peach wool plush. He is 22" (56cm) tall and all his original felt pads that are in great shape.

This is a Baby Bingie by Merrythought only 7" (17cm) tall. He is a blue art silk fabric and was made in the early 1930's.

This is a wonderful Steiff Bully on wheels that steer. Made in the 1920's he is a real charmer and stands 17" (43cm) tall.

This is a 1930's Deans Ragbook cat with early label. He is 8" (20cm) long and I think he was a rattle as he makes a clunking noise.

These two little gems are so cute. They are only small and the dog had a Made in West Germany label.

SALE SALE SALE Meet Cheerful Desmond he was a comic character from the 1920/30's and made by the Deans Ragbook Co.