Felt Toys and Dolls

Vintage German Steiff elephant riding toy, on rubber-edged metal wheels, signed Steiff on original gold ear button, functional pull string growler on t...

Liberty of London "King Henry the VIII" historical doll . Hand-sewn by two sisters, Ada and Kathleen Peat, from their Brighton, England home for the Liberty of London Department Store. This historical doll has a needle sculpted face with hand painted facial features and mohair wig, mustache and beard. He is almost 11" tall with a very portly cloth body and black felt shoes. A wonderful authentic period costume of felt, cloth, jewels, beading and metallic trim. Unfortunately he is missing his cloth hands. He comes with a gray metal doll stand...

This unique Christmas figurine from Austria features a handmade figurine of the Christmas character Krampus, Belsnickle's companion. The vintage pi...

This vintage Belsnickle Santa Claus candy container made of composition, cardboard and wood was made in the 20th century and is a charming addition ...

Exquisite Set of 16 Antique Marionette Puppets. Early 20th century. A very rare and beautiful set of 16 antique marionette puppets. Highly...

Mickey mouse stuffed felt children toy, 1930 Vintage condition, so does has traces of age and use, so do view all pictures well. for shipping : 19x22x45

When wound up this charming German Schuco toy clown dances around, while raising his arms up and down playing the drum. In excellent all original condition...

This rare walking rabbit clockwork toy was manufactured in circa 1890 and is probably of French manufacture, due to the lead feet, which was typical of French toy makers in that peri...

Entertaining clockwork toy that when wound up starts the clown playing his violin in a realistic motion while dancing around at the same time. Excellent condition for this toy, manuf...

One of the most amusing of the Schuco clockwork toys, this rare windup toy, when wound, starts the bear dancing with his partner, the baby mouse. He spins a...

Entertaining clockwork toy that when wound up starts young German boy dancing and drinking from his beer mug. Near mint condition for this toy manufactu...

Jack-in-the-box toys date from 15th century England, but became very prevalent from the middle of the 19th century until present day. This rare black themed toy Jack-in-The-Box, circa 1890, is in all original hand paint and condition with no restoration or touch up. It is made of lithographed paper applied to thin wood, with a figure of a black man inside, who would have popped out of the box upon release, startling the unexpected viewer (should not be operated as such today). The composition figure is hand painted with black hair, a brown face, white eyes with black pupils, and reddish orange lips. He is wearing red felt clothing with a white lace color. There is a slight chip to the nose of the figure (see image). It is of similar manufacture as that of a German Noah's Arks of the same period with the applied paper and thin wood, and similarly, unmarked. The condition is very good overall, the paper is solidly intact albeit, there are some paper losses (see images), the figure is still spring loaded, his clothing is original and very good; and other than the small chip on the nose, there is almost complete coverage of paint to the figure. Dimensions: the box is a 3 3/4" cube...