(1920) Eduard Cramer. Dancer 2 (second from left) Chad Valley

(1920) Eduard Cramer. Dancer 2 (second from left) Chad ValleyA Mechanical Dancing Teddy Bear, 1920, Eduard Cramer Mechanical Dancing bears, which were created by Eduard Cramer in the 1920s, appear always happy. Like some of his teddy bear siblings made by the legendary Thuringian company, this bear also has the typical heart shaped nose and the famous red tongue stitching. His head swivels and is stuffed with excelsior and covered by brown tipped mohair. However, his body is a cardboard box, that is covered

Black Mouth / Nose Jointed Pin Jointed Pads Carded felt feet

My different bear is early circa 1910 possibly English

Number 10A

He is a lovely colour with his integral clothes

He also wears his original spotty bow which is quite tatty but still suits him perfectly

Clown 1930

and has the very recognisable muzzle and large hump back design on all old Bing bears

His adorable little hands and his foot pads are made from black velveteen

cream and green flower accents around her neck and sleeves

Dandy is wearing an old well loved brown velvet top

The teddybear-museum is delighted to have acquired and able to showcase "The Thief"

Mrs Heck is a very rare Hecla