(1920) Eduard Cramer. Dancer 3 and baby Early English damage and staining to leg

damage and staining to leg mohair)

I also think that his head and body have had the same stuffing as they are also very 'plumphy' and I can't feel any woodwool in his snout at all

Sizes ranged from 25”

large wide apart ears

and a photograph of a child with a very similar bear brushing it’s fur

(1920) Eduard Cramer. Dancer 3 and baby Early English damage and staining to legA Mechanical Dancing Clown Teddy Bear with her baby, 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,