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you recognize the artist of this teddy,
would you please email me. |
 This is Madame. I have mislaid her tags so can't remember who
made her. She has wonderful and unique paw and foot pads. I got her in Kansas
City at the Jubilee about 10 years ago. The artist was from Louisiana (I
think). Madame is ALWAYS invited to the teddy bear teas sponsored by Miss
Trudy and Abigail. She is, after all, so tres chic.
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| Genie Buttia made this sweet faced bear who
came with her own laundry basket filled with folded clothes, an iron and plastic clothes
pins. Madge is a hard worker and much in demand by the ladies here in the hug.
It is so hard to get good help now days, you know. (She even has a little hankie in the
pocket of her apron to wipe her sweaty brow) |
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| This little Wizard by Peggy Fleming dates
from 1992. He was my first by Peggy, but certainly not the last. I just seem
to love her style. He is only three inches tall (even with that tall hat).
He pre-dated the Harry Potter books by a few years (at least
from when I read them.) However, he is now called "Beary Potter" in honor
of this great series! |
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| Cody is the creation of Maria Johanson.
He is a finely made little miniature only 3 1/4 inches tall(2 1/4" sitting) and is
personality plus! It's always wonderful to find a new artist. (New
to me that is) Cody came to me from eBay's auction for America and the
September 11 Fund. |
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| The Bear Lady, Monty Sour, made this fine
little miniature jester. He not only has great personality and wonderful colors in
his clothing, which is part of his body, but even better, he is heavily weighted for his
size and stands firmly on his specially designed, perfectly flat feet. It makes it a
snap to display him. |
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| Peggy Fleming made this fine little lady named
Chloe. She stands in at about 2 1/2 inches and sports the very distinctive nose of
most of Peggy's early bears. She also has a lovely pink ultra suede jeweled collar,
which is just the right touch for such a petite little miss. |
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Finally, Here is a charming Little Hula Girl by
Arlene Damisch. She is even cuter than her picture. Her flowered lei has pink
blossoms all the way around and she has a tiny leather nose that didn't really show up
very well. She also has a well defined snout and a tail. All together, a tiny
little charmer.
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