This wonderful little Steiff Esel Donkey is a perfect size at 5 inches long. He is in great condition and has all his identification. He is made from airbrushed velveteen, and has his original bridle.
This little 4.5 inch long Steiff Foxy has all its identification. It was made in the 1950s, and is in great condition.
This sweet little Teddy was made by Steiff in the 1950s. It is 6 inches tall, has glass eyes, and has its original ribbon. Unfortunately he has shed his Steiff identification. He is in good condition with no missing mohair or holes.
This little 7 inch tall Teddy was created by Barbara Conley in the 1990s. it is fully jointed from light blonde almost cream colored, German mohair. It is a magical little Ted.
This is an antique photo postcard dated 1909. It shows a little boy dressed as an American Indian shooting a white Steiff Teddy, out of a tree, with a bow and arrow. He is riding his rocking horse. Let’s hope he is a bad shot. This is a very unusual photo, and a great piece of Teddy Bear ephemera. It measures 3.5 x 5.5.
This stinking cute Steiff Skunk is such a fun piece to collect. He is a mere 4.5 inches long, is in good condition with no tears or missing mohair. He is missing his Steiff ID.
This adorable and hard to find Steiff Okapi is a mere 4.5 inches long. He is missing is Steiff ID but is in otherwise good condition with no loss to velveteen. He is a cute addition to your Steiff animal collection.
Oh what a wonderful Steiff creation is “Nelly” snail. She is 7 inches long, and has a blue vinyl shell and velvet body. Her vinyl antennae might have had the very tips cut but I can’t tell and it doesn’t detract from the piece at all. She retains her script button.
This charismatic Teddy is 20 inches tall, and was made the Schuco Company of Germany in the 1930s. He is in overall good condition with the exception of his twill pawpaws which are damaged. His mechanism works well. He is a great size.
This wonderful Steiff Panda is 14 inches tall, is in good condition but missing his Steiff ID. He has no missing mohair or pad damage. He was made in the 1960s.