Roulette & Decamps - Tin toy - Sammlung Decamps Bären Bär Automaton collection Blechspielzeug tin toy - 1900-1910 - France

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Estimate  € 800 - € 900
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€700
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€660
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€560

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Two antique mechanical teddy bear automata from the Sammlung Decamps Bären Bär Automaton collection, made in France circa 1900–1910 by Roulette & Decamps, without original packaging and in good to worn condition.

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For sale is a fascinating set of two rare antique mechanical toy bears (automatons) from the early 20th century (possibly late 19th century). This type of automaton toy is highly sought after by collectors of historical toys and curiosities worldwide.

A four-legged running bear with dark real fur/natural fur covering. It has characteristic carved wooden paws with visible claws, a meticulously crafted mouth with inserted teeth and a tongue, and glass eyes. When wound up, the bear runs and moves its head.
Condition: Played with, fur loss. Not functioning well. About 20 cm long

A standing/sitting bear with lighter fur, holding a gong (or a cymbal) in its paws. On the head there is a mechanical device (chain/wire). With a movement mechanism to play the musical instrument. By pressing the lever, the bear opens the cymbals.
Condition: Good to very good preserved

Both figures stand on sturdy, classic papier-mâché or wooden bases beneath the fur, as was common for high-quality French and German automata of that era.

Visual condition: age-appropriate original antique condition. The fur shows age-related gaps/wear that emphasize the authentic character and patina of this historical toy. Please examine the photos closely for details.

An exceptional ensemble for collectors of mechanical antique toys, automatons, and Steiff-era curiosities.

For sale is a fascinating set of two rare antique mechanical toy bears (automatons) from the early 20th century (possibly late 19th century). This type of automaton toy is highly sought after by collectors of historical toys and curiosities worldwide.

A four-legged running bear with dark real fur/natural fur covering. It has characteristic carved wooden paws with visible claws, a meticulously crafted mouth with inserted teeth and a tongue, and glass eyes. When wound up, the bear runs and moves its head.
Condition: Played with, fur loss. Not functioning well. About 20 cm long

A standing/sitting bear with lighter fur, holding a gong (or a cymbal) in its paws. On the head there is a mechanical device (chain/wire). With a movement mechanism to play the musical instrument. By pressing the lever, the bear opens the cymbals.
Condition: Good to very good preserved

Both figures stand on sturdy, classic papier-mâché or wooden bases beneath the fur, as was common for high-quality French and German automata of that era.

Visual condition: age-appropriate original antique condition. The fur shows age-related gaps/wear that emphasize the authentic character and patina of this historical toy. Please examine the photos closely for details.

An exceptional ensemble for collectors of mechanical antique toys, automatons, and Steiff-era curiosities.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Roulette & Decamps
Model/name
Sammlung Decamps Bären Bär Automaton collection Blechspielzeug tin toy
Period
1900-1910
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good
Packaging
Without original box
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Objects sold
Private

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