Steiff 1926 Teddies For Tomorrow, Limited Edition, EAN 007583 - BEAR SHOP
Steiff Teddy Bear 1926 Richard Steiff was forever pouring innovative designs into his love of the Teddy bear. In 1926 he introduced tipped mohair. Could he have possibly known one day these stunning bears would be found in the Guinness Book of Records! In 1989 a beautiful, tipped mohair Teddy bear stole the hearts of a couple, they named her Happy as she was a gift to one another for their anniversary. She also became the first Teddy bear to appear in the Guinness Book for Records as the most expensive. The new 2024 edition is part of another Steiff innovation and comes in a completely new linen plush version. Product Details: Limited edition of 2,020 pieces. 5-way jointed. Primary Colour: Light brow. Material: Made of high quality linen plush. Material Composition: 46% linen, 54% cotton. Filling: Stuffed with polylactide (maize fibre). Button In Ear: With gold-plated âButton in Earâ. Eyes: With safety eyes.
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Details:Steiff 1926 Teddies For Tomorrow, Limited Edition, EAN 007583 - BEAR SHOP
Steiff Teddy Bear 1926 Richard Steiff was forever pouring innovative designs into his love of the Teddy bear. In 1926 he introduced tipped mohair. Could he have possibly known one day these stunning bears would be found in the Guinness Book of Records! In 1989 a beautiful, tipped mohair Teddy bear stole the hearts of a couple, they named her Happy as she was a gift to one another for their anniversary. She also became the first Teddy bear to appear in the Guinness Book for Records as the most expensive. The new 2024 edition is part of another Steiff innovation and comes in a completely new linen plush version. Product Details: Limited edition of 2,020 pieces. 5-way jointed. Primary Colour: Light brow. Material: Made of high quality linen plush. Material Composition: 46% linen, 54% cotton. Filling: Stuffed with polylactide (maize fibre). Button In Ear: With gold-plated âButton in Earâ. Eyes: With safety eyes.
Price now:
ÂŁ179.00
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Steiff Teddy Bear 1926 Richard Steiff was forever pouring innovative designs into his love of the Teddy bear. In 1926 he introduced tipped mohair. Could he have possibly known one day these stunning bears would be found in the Guinness Book of Records! In 1989 a beautiful, tipped mohair Teddy bear stole the hearts of a couple, they named her Happy as she was a gift to one another for their anniversary. She also became the first Teddy bear to appear in the Guinness Book for Records as the most expensive. The new 2024 edition is part of another Steiff innovation and comes in a completely new linen plush version. Product Details: Limited edition of 2,020 pieces. 5-way jointed. Primary Colour: Light brow. Material: Made of high quality linen plush. Material Composition: 46% linen, 54% cotton. Filling: Stuffed with polylactide (maize fibre). Button In Ear: With gold-plated âButton in Earâ. Eyes: With safety eyes.
Product Specifications
General | |
|---|---|
Material | mohair/linen |
Size | 2 |
Brand | unisex |
Features | 5-Way Jointed, Boxed, Button in Ear, Certificate Included, Collector's Edition, Collector Bear, Current, Fully Jointed, Label, Limited Edition |
Occasion | All Occasions |
Type | Steiff |
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