Models, Toys, Dolls & Games

Not everything offered in the model railway market has to involve a glamorous name such as Flying Scotsman to make a good result.

When the (Louis) Marx toy company produced a friction-drive model Batmobile in the 1960s the plastic car that resulted was really a model of the 1951 General Motors Le Sabre concept show car designed by Harley Earl.

Novelty biscuit tin toys delivered a number of tasty sale successes for South Yorkshire auction house BBR (15% buyer’s premium).

Being a devil is profitable for a Pelham Puppet.

The first lot in Pook & Pook’s (25% buyer’s premium) May 4-5 sale was also the top result. And if you follow the toy boat market, it was also strangely familiar.

Sasha dolls are named after their Swiss designer, artist Sasha Morgenthaler and were made in the UK and Germany from the mid to late 1960s.

A stellar collection of rare Japanese robots and space toys featured in the Milestone (20% buyer’s premium) sale in Willoughby, Ohio.

The Matchbox Magic sale at Teesside saleroom Vectis (20.83% buyer’s premium) on May 30 lived up to its billing by entrancing bidders.

A buyer got their teeth into an antique doll at auction despite the foot being chewed off by the family' pet dog.

Thousands of items are available to buy from dealers online.

Two Generations Collection was the title of an auction of automobilia and collectors’ cars amassed by a single family.

Milestone’s 881-lot auction on May 27 in Willoughby, Ohio, is led by a collection of post-war Japanese toy robot rarities.

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Beautiful construction, rarity and interesting history combined to make a British-made cutaway model sought after in a Canadian auction.

Some serious bidding action took place in the room when Lankes (25% buyer’s premium) sold tinplate toys in the small Bavarian town of Döhlau.

Held at the Bath & West Showground in Somerset for many years, the annual Festival of Cards has moved to a smaller location nearby.

The Paris firm of Roullet & Decamps was famous for automata, walking and moving dolls and toys.

Large collection of action figures offers multiple examples of hitherto scarce models to test the market

An early 19th century transformation game featured at Mellors & Kirk (24% buyer’s premium) in Nottingham as part of a January 17 sale.