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A rare 1930's A1 Toys Deans Rag Book Co Ltd. Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, both bearing Registration No. 750611

Deans Rag Book Felix the cat mohair toy, English 1920’s, The straw filled black mohair cat with white muzzle, glass eyes, swivel head and wire framed body, one hand with pointing finger, 10 ¾” (27cm) tall,

Bridesmaid' a Deans Rag Book cloth doll, English circa 1950's. Having a pressed moulded cloth face with fine oil painted features, stitched on blonde mohair. Brown eyes. On a cloth body, with swivel neck, shoulders and hips. Wearing her original Bridesmaid clothes and bouquet. (41 cms) (Rub to nose)

2 Deans Rag Book Mickey Mouse figures c.1930's, one with red shorts and one with white. Both still have the Deans Ragbook metal buttons. The one in red shorts is missing one of his metal eyes.

DEANS RAG BOOK CO TEDDY BEAR CIRCA 1950'S AND A MOHAIR RECUMBENT POODLE WITH MOVEABLE LIMBS, DONKEY AND DOG

Four rabbit soft toys: Maruei Industrial Co. (Japan) straw stuffed mohair rabbit c.1930s with glass eyes, printed pads to feet, label to back, height 26cm; Deans Rag Book rabbit doll c.1940's with 'Kleenagane' face, painted features, inoperative squeaker to tail, label to back, height 34cm; Merrythought for Harrods rabbit, height 27cm; Wendy Boston rabbit, height 36cm. (4)

Dean's Rag Book Billy Goat, c.1930's, straw-filled with velveteen snout, stitched mouth, blue eyes, rubber horns, length 44cm. Together with a Merrythought Goat, c.1970's, with plastic eyes, velveteen horns, label to foot, height 34cm. (2)

Two Dean`s Rag Book Co. Teddy bears, limited edition, Horace, 2569 and Hobson, 4204

Two Dean`s Rag Book Co. Teddy bears, limited edition, Hampton, 1667 and Hugo, 2091

Two Dean`s Rag Book Co. Teddy bears, limited edition, Howard, 2219 and Hudson, 1120

Two Dean`s Rag Book Co. Teddy bears, limited edition, Hieronymous, 3261 and Herbert, 1775

Two Dean`s Rag Book Co. Teddy bears, limited edition, Henry, 1347 and Hardy, 1709

Three Dean`s Rag Book Co. Teddy bears, limited edition, Mr. McCleod, 335, Mr Jones, 204 and Mr Smith The Commuter, 271

A Dean`s Rag Book Co. composite headed doll with oil painted features, 23"" tall.

A Dean`s Rag Book Co. composite headed doll with oil painted features, 23"" tall.

Two Dean`s Rag Book Teddy bears, Limited Edition, height 39cm

Rare 1950s Dean Rag Book Co `Tru-to-Life` Bear designed by Sylvia Wigoss

Two Limited Edition Dean`s Rag Book Company Teddy Bears `Sam Smith` designed by Jill Baxter no.426 of 500 with labels plus `Moulin Rouge` no. 19

A DEANS RAG BOOK CO COMPOSITION DOLL, jointed body, painted features, with a Rosebud composition doll and a G & S doll, all have some damage/wear, and a boxed Barnsbury puppet, Eagle Annual No 10 and a quantity of Look and Learn comics

Seven South African Photographers: SOUTH AFRICA: THE CORDONED HEART (Portfolio of signed original photographs) 10 photographic prints in window mounts with tissue guards signed in pencil by each photographer on the back. The photographs measure 405 x 300 mm and the mounts 510 x 405 mm. With a four page introductory text and list and captions for the photographs. Contained in a fold-down back case of crimson cloth with black titling on the upper cover and spine, 550 x 430 mm. Number 5 of an edition limited to 14 copies. The colophon reads: SEVEN SOUTH AFRICAN PHOTOGRAPHERS. Joseph Alphers, Omar Badsha, David Goldblatt, Chris Ledechowski, Ben Maclennan, Wendy Schwegmann, Paul Weinberg. Photographs printed in South Africa by Alex Harris. Portfolio designed by Margaret Sartor. South Africa: The Cordoned Heart is jointly produced by the Center for Documentary Photography at Duke University and the Center for Documentary Photography at the University of Cape Town. The photographs are selected from essays submitted in 1984 to the Second Carnegie inquiry into Poverty and Development in South Africa. The enquiry was established by Carnegie Corporation of New York in 1982 at the University of Cape Town. Its aim is to document the conditions of poverty in South Africa and surrounding states, to analyze the causes and consequences of poverty, and to devise strategies to deal with poverty and injustice in the region. The photographers and producers of this portfolio are donating half the proceeds from its sale to help support the activities of the newly formed Center for Documentary Photography at the University of Cape Town. This portfolio produced in conjunction with a book, South Africa: The Cordoned Heart, published in the United States by W.W. Norton & Company, New York, 1986, in association with the Center for Documentary Photography at Duke University; and travelling exhibitions in South Africa, Great Britain, Germany and the United States. Exhibitions toured by the Second Carnegie Inquiry in Poverty and Development in Southern Africa, Christian Aid, OXFAM, The Photographer’s Gallery in London and the International Center of Photography in New York. The Portfolio includes ten, signed, black and white photographs, archivally processed and printed in South Africa in the fall of 1985. The prints are matted with four-ply 100% rag museum board and packaged in a specially designed case. This is a limited edition of fourteen, of which this is number 5. 1985 Click here to view further details and to bid

8 x Collector`s Bears, includes Dean`s Rag Book `Reginald`, ltd.ed. No.115/500, height 45cm and The Teddy Bear Shop `Buttons`, ltd.ed.no.11/50, height 41cm. Overall VG+.

Large Dean`s Rag Book Merrie Mascot Cloth Doll, c.1930`s, with printed cotton cloth formed face, wool hair, velveteen integerally clothed body comprising red and black dress with matching hat and scarf, black shoes and red gloves. Label to dress seam. Height 40``/102cm. G condition, some rubbing to nose and wear to dress.

A Dean`s rag book doll of Lupino Lane with wooden chair

A MODERN DEAN`S RAG BOOK TEDDY BEAR, golden plush, with amber eyes, stitched muzzle and paw pads, with growl, 16 ½"" (42cm) long, A SMALL LIMITED EDITION DEAN`S RAG BOOK TEDDY BEAR, `HARRY`, AND FIVE OTHER MODERN TEDDY BEARS, INCLUDING TWO MINIATURES, Russ, Hermann, 15"" (38cm) long and smaller (7)

A parcel lot of toys to include boxed pair of Steiff Hello 2000, Good-bye 1999 bears, of coloured blue and peach plush, in box and presentation case with certificates, with a Deans`s Rag Book Co Ltd. limited edition Sir Steve Redgrave bear in rowing outfit and medal, 115 of 1500, boxed with certificates, Merrythought Millennium bear, 35 of 2000, boxed with certificates and Beatrix Potter Jemima Puddleduck hot water bottle cover by Augusta du Bay (5).

Mixed lot of dolls and bears, includes 1930`s pottery doll, h.56cm; Mickey Mouse pop-up toy, h.33cm; boxed Schildkröt doll, h.10` (E boxed)`; modern Mattel Barbie Doll (MB); 7 x teddy bears and soft toys including Chad Valley bear with honey-pot and growler, h.32cm; Dean`s Rag Book Collector`s Bear `Paddy` ltd.ed.463/1000, etc. Conditions G-E.

Gabrielle Designs Winnie The Pooh, limited edition no.854/2000, h.24cm (VG with tags, honey-pot and box). Together with two Dean`s Rag Book bears: `Jack`, height 41cm, ltd.ed. 42/2500 (VG with certificate and box); Schoonmaker Signature Series `Clown`, height 38cm (VG with box). (3)

A DEAN`S RAG BOOK `DISMAL DESMOND` VINTAGE SOFT TOY, brushed cotton spotted fabric body, fabric covered button eyes, pink felt tongue, blue felt collar, H 31 cm, together with two vintage jointed bears (3)

A Dean`s Rag Book Company black rubber-faced monkey with brown and cream plush body, head and limbs and black rubber face, ears, hands and feet, with glass eyes, 45cm long, a Japanese-made velour giraffe, 24cm high and a Beanie Baby teddy bear, (3).

Dean’s Rag Book, velvetine covered Mickey Mouse, height 15” (A/F)

A Deans Rag Book Company London brown and cream Bambi, a 1940`s teddy bear, a wooden St Urich type doll A/F, musical marotte and others

A rare Dean’s Rag Book ‘Boy Bear’, 1939, with golden mohair head, hands and feet, orange and black glass eyes, black stitched nose and mouth, unjointed with integral black velvet top, white felt Eton collar and striped trousers - 11½in (29cm) high (some wear and damage); and a jointed velvet Chad Valley Golliwog with label - 12in (30cm) high

Prince Charle’s Dean’s Rag Book Co. Chimp, circa 1955, a Tru-to-Life Chimp with rubber face, hands and feet, black synthetic plush, wearing white cotton shirt with Eton collar and red felt trousers, in original display case - 19¼in (49cm) high. This actual chimp has come from the Dean’s Archive and appears in Dean’s of Yesterday, page 119/120; by repute he was one of a pair produced, the first presented to Prince Charles, the other retained by Deans

A rare Dean’s Rag Book Co. Claude golfing Rabbit with interesting Royal Provenance, 1939, with white wool plush head, ears and hands, very unusual metal and plastic rotating googlie-eyes, pink velvet nose, pink felt ear linning, swivel head, wired limbs with integral velvet striped top, black and cream plaid plus-fours and matching cap, large pink felt golfing shoes and matching scarf - 16¾in (42.5cm) high (some repairs to shirt, slight damage to shoes, discoloured and missing golf bag); a photograph of Florence with her two dogs; and a letter of provenance. Provenance: This rabbit known as Georgie was given to Florence Beatrice Hart in 1939, by Lieutenant John Patrick Bowes-Lyon, Master of Glamis, b.1910, k.in action 19 Sept 1941 (1st cousin of the Queen). Notes: the rabbit’s clothes look remarkably like the abdicated King Edward VIII’s famous plus-fours, it is possible that this toy is a parody of the former King REVISED VERSION OF THIS PROVENANCE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST FROM SAS

Three interesting British soft toys, comprising an unusual Dean’s Rag Book Co. Donald Duck with white wool burlap-type cloth head and body - 7¼in (18.5cm) high; a rare felt John Bull doll - 10½in (27cm) high (some slight damage); and a Farnell mohair chimpanzee (some damage)

A rare Dean’s Rag Book Co. Coronation Mickey Mouse, with printed white and black velveteen head, boot button eyes, felt ears, blue body and red integral shorts, wire framed body and yellow velvet hands and shoes, circa 1937 - 8¼in (21cm) high (repairs to soles of feet and fading). This mouse was produced for the Coronation of King George VI

Dean’s Rag Book Co. Brumus and Ivy polar bear, 1950, Ivy the mother bear with white mohair, brown and black plastic eyes, leather nose and label on bottom - 18in (46cm) high; baby Brumas with white wool plush and label in back seam; (heat damage to left eyes and a little wear) and a book on Brumas - Brumas was the first Polar Bear bred in London Zoo on 27 November 1949

A Dean’s Rag Book doll dressed for winter, with printed face with blonde mohair wig, pink velvet coat, hat and boots with with white artsilk trim and fighting dog stamp on bottom, 1930s - 18½in (47cm) high (some fading)

A Dean’s Rag Book Co. Popeye the Sailor, with printed pink velveteen head and forearms, dark blue, light blue and black integral velveteen clothes, red cotton collar, original hat with Popeye label and printed label on foot, circa 1936 - 13in (33cm) high (missing pipe)

A Dean’s Rag Book Co. cloth doll, with printed face, brown eyes, blonde mohair wig, stuffed body, blue velvet and artificial silk plush clothes and integral shoes with button spats, 1930s - 13½in (34cm) high (fading and discoloured)

Dean`s Rag Book Co. Ltd. `Rosemary` Cloth Doll: moulded face with painted features, blonde wig, cloth body with felt arms and legs, pink felt dress with floral applique detailing, and red shoes (one with `Dean`s` label to sole). Height 47cm. Appears VG, loose stitching to back, in F box.

Dean`s Rag Book Co. Ltd. `Robin` Cloth Doll: boy doll with moulded face and painted features, blonde curly wig, cloth body with felt arms and legs, blue shirt with popper fastenings, blue felt shorts and matching shoes (one with `Dean`s` label to sole). Height 45cm. G, some marks to shirt, and three cracks to side of head, in F box.

Dean`s Rag Book `Miss Betty Oxo` Cloth Doll, c.1920s: having moulded face with painted features, side glancing eyes, brown mohair wig, green velvet coat with faux fur trim and ribbon, matching felt and velvet hat with ribbon, green velvet legs with Dean`s button to thighs, integrated black shoes with three buttons to side, white cotton undergarment. Height 44cm. VG condition with some fading, a couple of brown marks to rear, and label to foot missing. This doll was offered in exchange for 480 Oxo cube wrappers, and comes complete with the `Little Miss Oxo Doll Competition` card.

A black celluloid doll with astrakan hair , probably pedigree, 1950`s and a Deans Rag book Lupino lane doll

Teddy bear, Dean`s Rag Book Co Ltd, 1950`s with plush body, applied eyes and stitched nose and mouth, 70cm long

Four modern Dean`s Rag Book Co Ltd teddy bears, including limited edition and club membership issues and five other modern teddy bears (9)

A rare large 1930s shop display Deans Ragbook Teddy Bear Band, comprising two Teddy bears, two white rabbits and two rubber faced monkeys, all dressed in red and green felt band uniforms, all have white rubber hands, with two trumpets, one drum and stick, one accordion, a baton and four wooden chairs (five have labels to the right foot, Made in England by Deans Rag Book Co. Ltd London) (53.3cm/21" standing) (rubber is brittle in areas). (7) Provenance: Previously sold in Sotheby`s London, Tuesday 19th September 1989. Catalogue included.

Roy Turner Durrant (British, 1925-1998), Composition, signed and numbered, watercolour, 25 x 20.5cm.; 10 x 8in. * Studied at Camberwell School of Art 1948-52. In the 1950`s developed from figuration to abstraction. He said that any titles on his pictures were "meant to be interpreted as poetry, to engender a state of mind rather than describe exactly what the particular picture is". Showed with Free Painters and Sculptors, of which he was a fellow and with New English Art Club. Exhibited at the Royal Academy regularly from 1950; London Group and had several one-man shows. Represented in many public collections including Imperial War Museum, Bradford City Art Gallery and Balliol College, Oxford. In 1960 his poetry A Rag Book of Love was published. Artists` Resale Right ("droit de suite") may apply to this lot. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

A 1930s "Winter Skater Doll" made by Dean`s Rag Book Company, velvet dress, having blonde hair, painted features, moving head and limbs and wearing a cape, fabric label stitched to bottom of left shoe "Made in England by Dean`s Rag Book Co Ltd London". 104 cm high

Hetty the Help Yourself Girl issued by arrangement with the stock exchange. Made exclusively by Deans Rag Book Co. in aid of hospitals. Costumed in rust red velour. 12in H. 1930`s

A Deans rag book Mickey Mouse soft toy, c.1930`s, with smiling face and velvet shorts, made with internal metal armitures, 21cm high, (a/f); together with further bisque headed dolls to include Armand Marseille, (4).

A Rheinische Gummi celluloid girl doll, with brown glass eyes, blonde moulded hair, toddler body and green floral print dress - 19in (49cm) high; and a Dean’s Rag Book Co. girl doll with composition head, felt body, original dress and label on shoe - 1812in (48cm) high

A Dean’s Rag Book Co. dressed Teddy Bear, with golden mohair head and hands, brown and black plastic eyes, blacks stitched nose and mouth, peach and orange velvet body, green felt waistcoat, orange buttons, bow-tie and label on foot, 1940s - 131/2in (34cm) high (some fading, mohair a little thin in places and a few moth holes)

A Dean’s Rag Book Co. ‘mouse-eared’ Teddy Bear, 1950s, with golden mohair, brown and black plastic eyes, pronounced muzzle, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with felt pads, inoperative squeaker and label on foot - 151/4in (39cm) high (bald patches, some general wear and thinning, label dirty)

Dean’s Rag Book Limited Edition Teddy Bears: including Andy M Bear 163 of 250, Dickie Beau 62 of 80, Hopeful 97 of 500, Mango Jerry 85 of 150 and others (11)

A Dean’s Rag Book Co. ‘mouse-eared’ Teddy Bear, 1950s, with golden mohair, brown and black plastic eyes, black stitched nose, mouth and claws, swivel head, jointed limbs with felt pads and inoperative squeaker - 141/2in (39cm) high (slight general wear and thinning and balding around squeaker)

Roy Turner Durrant (British, 1925-1998), Untitled, signed and dated `66, numbered 14.351, mixed media, 13 x 16.5cm.; 5.25 x 6.5in. * Studied at Camberwell School of Art 1948-52. In the 1950`s developed from figuration to abstraction. He said that any titles on his pictures were "meant to be interpreted as poetry, to engender a state of mind rather than describe exactly what the particular picture is". Showed with Free Painters and Sculptors, of which he was a fellow and with New English Art Club. Exhibited at the Royal Academy regularly from 1950; London Group and had several one-man shows. Represented in many public collections including Imperial War Museum, Bradford City Art Gallery and Balliol College, Oxford. In 1960 his poetry A Rag Book of Love was published. Artists` Resale Right ("droit de suite") may apply to this lot.

A Norah Wellings sailor doll, a Deans Rag Book doll Lupino Lane, a Peggy Nisbet doll George Washington, two other costume dolls and three doll`s house dolls.

A COLLECTION OF CHILDREN`S POP-UP BOOKS including `Chitty Chitty Bang Bang", "Pinky & Perky", "Trumpton" etc together with a Dean`s rag book (8)

3 Dean`s Rag Book bears `Charity Bear` ltd ed `Little Willie` 368/1000 & ltd ed. red white & blue bear designed by Doris & Terry Michaud 122/1000