Spinner of Dreams, a large brown bear by Trudi of Tarcento, Italy.  He is sitting, ready for hugs or overseeing smaller bears.

Trudi's Bobcat is sitting and measures about 12 inches high at his head.  He is made by Trudi of Tarcento, Italy.

Good Ole Tom designed by Remi Kramer, an artist, writer, film director and father of 7 who lives in Sandpoint, Idaho.  Tom is wearing suede gloves signed by the artist.  He wears real sheep fleece chaps and a handerchief tied around his neck. His hat is also leather and sits at a jaunty angle.  Tom is 16 inches tall and is jointed.

Two more creations by Remi Kramer of Snadpoint, Idaho from the books he wrote. The bear on the left is Little Moon.  She was designed in 1992, is signed by Remi and is a winner of Golden Bear Awards.  Her dress is of real suede.

Barney the Racoon is the critter on the right.  He has his fluffy ringed tail, a real suede fringed shirt signed by Remi and dated 1991. Barney is 9 inches seated.

Monkeys! Hurdy (boy) and Gertie (girl) are a pair from the North American Bear Company.  They are 14 inches tall and dressed as bright and gay as can be. Their red and yellow ruffled garments are topped with his red cocky hat and her red sailor hat.  Hurdy is carmel colored and Gertie is cream plush.

The tall bear is Eureka by designed by Linda Spiegel of Bearly There Bears.  He has been the most popular of her undressed bears.   Eureka, in gray plush and big feet, stands 15 inches.  He is all jointed.

Duffy is a rabbit with hanging ears designed by Linda Spiegel of Bearly There Bears.  Duffy is a 10 inch jointed all wool fabric boy bunny dressed in a striped shirt.

Licorice and Sugar Bitty are 3 inch unjointed bears by Herman of Germany. They each fit into their own little drawstring bag and make a marvelous Travel Bear. 

Cyrano de Bearjac, such an elegantly dressed bear by North American Bear Company.  His long nose with a moustache IS detachable.

Sophie is a Canterbury Bear of England marketed by Gund.   She is the seated bear on the right and is signed on one foot.

Pocket Girl is the bear on the left.  She stands 7 inches and is an original by Pamda of Bellinghan, WA.
The little guy is a Herman of Germany.  This 5 inch bear is of wool mohair and jointed.

Beartsy Ross by the North American Bear Company is valued beyond what I am asking.  A bright blue 20 inch bear, patriotically dressed in red, white and blue of course.  One of the VIP bears so very collectible.

A Gorham porcelain plate designed in 1986 by Beverly Port, writer, designer and maker of bears.   It’s title is "Big Bear, the Toy Collector."  The plate comes with a certificate and the plate number 3657 of 5000 is printed in gold on the back.