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c.1955 Unidentified Bee Tin Toy Toaster

c.1955 Unidentified Bee Tin Toy Toaster

A charming mid-1950s tinplate toy toaster featuring a stylised bee motif, produced for the post-war toy market and representative of European and Japanese novelty kitchen toys of the era.

Brand:
Unmarked
Designer:
Produced:
1955
to
1955
Japan
Japan
c.1972 Chip Art “Sunnie Miss” Toy Toaster

c.1972 Chip Art “Sunnie Miss” Toy Toaster

A cheerful early-1970s American toy toaster by Chip Art Company, featuring the iconic Sunnie Miss illustration on a tin lithographed body with a bright green plastic base.

Brand:
The Chip Art Company
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Produced:
1972
to
1972
United States
United States
c.1950s–1960s Canadian Souvenir Drum with Indigenous-Inspired Decoration

c.1950s–1960s Canadian Souvenir Drum with Indigenous-Inspired Decoration

A mid-20th century Canadian souvenir drum featuring blue faux-leather ends, twine lacing, printed Indigenous-inspired imagery, and a “Canada” headmark, produced as a decorative novelty item in the post-war tourist era.

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Produced:
1950
to
1969
Canada
Canada
1993 M&M’s Green Character Candy Dispenser – Mars, Inc.

1993 M&M’s Green Character Candy Dispenser – Mars, Inc.

A 1993 hard plastic M&M’s candy dispenser featuring the green character with a brown base, produced under licence by Mars, Inc. and made in China.

Brand:
Mars Incorporated
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Produced:
1993
to
1993
China
China
c.1950s J. Chein Tin High Chair – USA

c.1950s J. Chein Tin High Chair – USA

A 1950s American-made tinplate doll high chair produced by J. Chein & Co., finished in yellow and light blue and presented in excellent condition.

Brand:
J. Chein & Company
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Produced:
1950
to
1950
United States
United States
c.1970s Donald Duck Wind-Up Fire Engine – Masudaya Toys (Japan)

c.1970s Donald Duck Wind-Up Fire Engine – Masudaya Toys (Japan)

A 1970s Japanese tinplate wind-up toyfeaturing Donald Duck driving a red fire engine, produced by Masudaya Toysunder official Walt Disney Productions licence.

Brand:
Modern Toys (Masudaya)
Designer:
Produced:
1970
to
1979
Japan
Japan
c.1970s Push-and-Go Tin Dog with Ball – Made in China

c.1970s Push-and-Go Tin Dog with Ball – Made in China

A cheerful 1970s push-and-go tinplate toy dog, made in China, featuring a playful ball motif and classic bright lithographed styling.

Brand:
Unmarked
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Produced:
1970
to
1979
China
China
c.1960s Wild West Galloping Horse & Cowboy Wind-Up Toys – CT Hong Kong (Set of 2)

c.1960s Wild West Galloping Horse & Cowboy Wind-Up Toys – CT Hong Kong (Set of 2)

A matched set of two 1960s Wild West–themed galloping horse and cowboy wind-up toys, made in Hong Kong by CT, complete in original packaging and in excellent condition.

Brand:
CT Hong Kong
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Produced:
1960
to
1969
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
c.1940s OK Toy Co. Celluloid & Tin Wind-Up Baby Carriage with Attendant Doll (Japan)

c.1940s OK Toy Co. Celluloid & Tin Wind-Up Baby Carriage with Attendant Doll (Japan)

A charming mid-20th-century Japanese wind-up toy featuring a celluloid baby in a covered pram pushed by an attendant figure, produced by OK Toy Co. during Japan’s post-war export era.

Brand:
OK Toy Company
Designer:
Produced:
1940
to
1949
Japan
Japan
c.1920s German Tinplate Baby Doll Bath on Stand

c.1920s German Tinplate Baby Doll Bath on Stand

A rare early 20th-century German tinplate baby doll bath on stand, complete with working tap and original painted sun motif.

Brand:
Unmarked
Designer:
Produced:
1920
to
1929
Germany
Germany