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Bev has been attending Disney Conventions with her creations since the 1992 Disneyland Convention where her one-of-a-kind auction piece "Laurel and Hardy" took stage and stole the show! At the request of collectors everywhere, she managed to
license and create a 15-inch edition of 75 sets of "Stan & Ollie" in 1993.
Click here to see them.
The original 30" Laurel & Hardy sold at the Disneyland auction for $3,400.00, shown with the 1993-94 Licensed Edition of 15" Stan & Ollie which sold for $1000.00 per set.
Laurel and Hardy are located in the
Portrait Bears Gallery,
along with much more!
2008 DISNEY EXCLUSIVES
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"CELEBRATION" ©Disney - 2008 Auction
Piece
Mickey and Minnie
have been cookin' up
a real treat for
their Twentieth Year
Celebration at the
EPCOT ® Teddy
Bear & Doll
Weekend. Minnie's
culinary art is
unsurpassed, as she
has packed a
little extra
surprise into the
recipe just for the
Spring Flower
Festival. The little
©
Disney (Duffy) Bear is
just as pretty as the
many topiary-tree
figures throughout the
park, but this green
bear is much more fun to
hug!
Minnie and Mickey,
both 15 inches, are
made of merino wool
felt, fully
articulated with a
traditional neck
joint, and
combination skeleton
of lockline and wire
armature for
posing. Their
pastel, embroidered,
felt clothing
reflects the theme
colors of the 2008
show logo. The
9-inch lime green
D-Bear is made of
mohair fabric with
painted, wool, felt
pads and black glass
eyes. He is fully
articulated with
five traditional
joints and wire
armature for
posing. He has
burst from a
clay-made
'confection' that
sits atop a wooden,
Mouse House
table, painted to
reflect the Garden
Festival theme.
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"Brother
Bear" ©Disney
Celebrating
his own
success,
little
19-inch Koda,
enjoys
playing with
his fresh
catch from
the great
Salmon Run.
Made form
two
beautiful
mohair
fabrics,
with
felt sculpted
feet, Koda
is fully
jointed and
fun to
pose.
His
mischievous
black glass
eyes and
happy
expression
say it
all. The
wooden totem
necklace, by
carver Gerald
Smith, is
symbolic of
love, a
fitting very
symbol for
this cute
cub. His
'yummy'
salmon
is sewn from
complimentary
fabrics, floppy-filled
with
pellets, and
primitively
painted for
detail. Ltd.
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"Mr. Magic" ©Disney
This happy
17.5" Disney© Bear
(similar in
character
design to
last years
"Teddy Bear
Sorcery"
edition) will
be available
because you asked of
it. He is
made of two
different
contrasting
mohair
fabrics,
that
emphasize
the
Mickey-shaped
face and
oversized
ears. He
has leather
silhouette
tattoo on
his bumm,
black glass
eyes and
locklined
arms and
legs. Dressed
in Mickey's
Sorcerer
robe and
hat, he is
working his
own kind of
magic and
can easily
be posed to
show off his
hand-painted
leather
feet, while
dancing with
his new
friend,
the Marching
Broom.
However, the
magic has
once again
been turned
on Mickey,
as the now
diminutive
little
mouse,
instead of
directing
the
activities, holds
on for dear
life. The
magnetic
plush Mickey
is a
licensed,
purchased
manufactured figure.
Ltd.
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