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Teddy Bear

1950s - 1960s (made)
Place of origin

1. teddy bear; head and arms of pink velvet plush; body and legs of red cotton; inner ears of blue and white gingham; eyes of blue and black plastic; nose of embroidered black threads; mouth of red felt glued on.
Label stitched to left leg is white and blue blue woven cotton - HYGENICALLY FILLED FOREIGN. This suggests that it is of oriental original; probably Hong Kong or possibly Japanese.
2. overalls; blue and white gingham with red trim and ties which pass around the neck.


Object details

Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Teddy Bear
  • Teddy Bear
Materials and techniques
plush and cotton, plastic, felt
Brief description
Teddy Bear; Japanese/Hong Kong; 1950s/60s
Physical description
1. teddy bear; head and arms of pink velvet plush; body and legs of red cotton; inner ears of blue and white gingham; eyes of blue and black plastic; nose of embroidered black threads; mouth of red felt glued on.
Label stitched to left leg is white and blue blue woven cotton - HYGENICALLY FILLED FOREIGN. This suggests that it is of oriental original; probably Hong Kong or possibly Japanese.
2. overalls; blue and white gingham with red trim and ties which pass around the neck.
DimensionsHeight: 7¼in
Marks and inscriptions
label attached to leg
Object history
belonged to the donor, 1937-1992; see B 387-1993
Collection
Accession number
B.391:1-1993

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Record createdApril 17, 2000
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