Soft Toy
1920s (manufactured)
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An Aberdeen terrier dog of silver black mohair plush, stuffed with wood wool. There are card joints at the neck and tops of all four legs. There is a short tail. The eyes are clear glass with black pupils and the nose and mouth are stitched with black wool. The nose is vertically stitched and the mouth an inverted Y. The ears are two triangular pieces of mohair stitched to the top of the head. There is a squeaker (with no sound) on the underside of the dog. There is very little wear. The ends of the feet are all slightly misshapen and there is some displacement of the stuffing in the tail.
There is a detachable leather collar that is probably original to the dog.
There is a detachable leather collar that is probably original to the dog.
Object details
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Materials and techniques | Mohair plush exterior stuffed with excelsior (wood wool) |
Brief description | Black mohair plush soft toy dog probably made in England in the 1920s |
Physical description | An Aberdeen terrier dog of silver black mohair plush, stuffed with wood wool. There are card joints at the neck and tops of all four legs. There is a short tail. The eyes are clear glass with black pupils and the nose and mouth are stitched with black wool. The nose is vertically stitched and the mouth an inverted Y. The ears are two triangular pieces of mohair stitched to the top of the head. There is a squeaker (with no sound) on the underside of the dog. There is very little wear. The ends of the feet are all slightly misshapen and there is some displacement of the stuffing in the tail. There is a detachable leather collar that is probably original to the dog. |
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Production type | Mass produced |
Credit line | Given by Susan Heads on behalf of Edna Lewington (deceased) |
Production | Reason For Production: Retail |
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Accession number | B.257-1999 |
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Record created | February 15, 2000 |
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