Teddy Bear Playing The Drum, Max Carl, Vintage Mechanical Toy, 1957
Artist: Max Carl
This mechanical teddy bear, made of plush and sheet metal, appeared in the Max Carl toy catalog (Germany) as early as 1957.
The mechanism still works, but in a somewhat "erratic" way—it goes off "whenever it feels like it"!...
The bear beats the drum with its drumsticks; its head and legs are also movable, which makes it look like it’s dancing in place.
The plush toy is in very good condition, with only slight wear under the hind legs.
The drum is marked “Made in Western Germany.”
The key is present on the back, as are the two drumsticks, the glass eyes, the nose, and the pin under the tail......
Height = 16.5 cm, depth = 15 cm, width = 8 cm
Weight = 160 grams
Extremely careful shipping at an additional cost.
The mechanism still works, but in a somewhat "erratic" way—it goes off "whenever it feels like it"!...
The bear beats the drum with its drumsticks; its head and legs are also movable, which makes it look like it’s dancing in place.
The plush toy is in very good condition, with only slight wear under the hind legs.
The drum is marked “Made in Western Germany.”
The key is present on the back, as are the two drumsticks, the glass eyes, the nose, and the pin under the tail......
Height = 16.5 cm, depth = 15 cm, width = 8 cm
Weight = 160 grams
Extremely careful shipping at an additional cost.
120 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Good condition
Material: Other
Reference (ID): 1855438
Availability: In stock
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