Plastics

"I want to break free" - Queen

Condition: there is a repaired break to her right arm.

26.5cm (10.5 inches) high.

An early plastic "Cootie" bug with detatchable parts made by the Schaper Manufacturing Company Robbinsdale Minnesota, U.S.A., probably during the 1930s or 1940s. Later copies of these insects were produced in Hong Kong during the 1950s and possibly 1960s for the "Beetle Drive" game.

Condition: excellent - no damages or losses.

8cm (3.1 inches) long; 7.8cm (3 inches) high.

125

A large brown bakelite State Express cigarette box, probably made in the U.S.A. during the 1940s.

Condition: very good - no damages or losses.

24 cm / 9.5 ins long / 13cm 5.1 inches wide.

A rare eight sided screw topped green bakelite Kiwi shoe cream container bearing the number 786832 which was registered in 1933.

Condition very good, without the usual age fading to the outside. Subjected to prolonged exposure to sunlight this colour bakelite will "fade" to brown.

5.5 cm high.

Comprises a cup, saucer and two plates.

Beetle picnic and tableware was produced in the Midlands by the Streetly Manufacturing Company during the 1930s and 1940s.

Condition: very good.

£12.50 set of four.

Modern Stylists,series

,urea formaldehyde,