And we are starting to put our Easter Basket’s together. We have baskets, grass, ribbon, rabbits, ducks, chicks, eggs, candy, stickers, soaps, cards, buttons, everything you need for your Easter Baskets. Vintage, antique and new for 2015 Steiff. New and Antique Paper Mache Eggs.
You can call or email to place orders. We ship out everyday and are happy to answer question.
415 456 1333 [email protected]
Two very early dolls. Doll in blue is American and all handmade about 1850.
The lady in brown is a wood carved and came with the note tacked to her dress.
Remember……Everything on Susan’s Store Room Blog is for SALE. (well almost everything, a few odd props we use in the window displays we do not sell) If you see anything that interests you just give us a call 415 456 1333 or email [email protected]. We have a website shop but it is impossible for us to list everything, so feel free to contact us.
Spring is on its way. New Rabbits, Candy, Hedgehogs, Toys, Eggs, Books, Steiff arriving Everyday. If you see anything that interests you just email, [email protected] or call 415 456 1333. We will happily answer any questions you might have. We also have a link at the top of this page to a small SHOP if you would like to purchase online. We will be adding more items to our SHOP and will add more pictures from the store as well.
We will be adding more pictures ASAP for our many internet customers. We THANK YOU for shopping at Susan’s Store Room. It is hard competing with Ebay and other online retailers, so to Thank You for supporting us, we will send you 6 Susan’s Card Company Spring Cards with every online order. You can phone or email as well as on our online SHOP, either way you receive the free cards.
OK This doesn’t have much to do with Spring, Saint Patrick’s Day or Easter but it is a great bear. Arrived TODAY!
The NEW limited edition Steiff Titanic Bear. I haven’t researched it but I think there might have been a bear survivor on the Titanic. Just looked it up, there were 2 bears that survived the sinking of the Titanic.
“Teddy bears survived the Titanic! There were actually two teddy bears that survived the Titanic, one was a man’s bear and the other was a child’s. This just goes to show you that teddy bears will always be around and that everyone can love a bear. Believe it or not while everyone was fighting to stay alive and get to a raft a man was separated from his teddy bear. Yes, Gaspare Luigi Gatti, was a man and not a young boy. Mr. Gatti carried the teddy bear everywhere he went, you didn’t see him on the ship without it. He drowned, along with 1500 other voyagers. Before getting on the ship this little teddy bear had already been through a journey. He’d survived the Blitz, the bombing of his own home in London and finally, he made it through the Titanic. This little teddy bear was seen floating in the water and retrieved, later it would be given back to Gaspare’s widow and she would in turn hand it over to a museum.”
“But Gaspare wasn’t the only one with a teddy bear on the Titanic that day. A little boy named Douglas who had brought along his teddy bear, “Polar” and his mom. They all survived the sinking of the ship, however Douglas would soon die by a fatal car accident. After the death of her son, Daisy Corning Spedden wrote a picture book titled, “Polar the Titanic Bear”. Daisy never did send this book out, in fact it was many decades later that her great grandnephew would find it hidden away inside her attic. The Steiff Company would make a reproduction of “Polar” of only 1000 bears.”
“When the Titanic Sank in 1912, the Margarete Steiff company of Giengen Germany immediately produce 600 black mohair teddy bears that were shipped to Harrod’s in London. These teddy bears were sold as “mourning bears” to comfort those people who lost someone on the Titanic.”
Now 100 years later a Steiff Commemorative Titanic Teddy.
I couldn’t resist this photo……looks like a Steiff Cat.
I could not resist this last photo, my grand daugher Brisa dressed as YODA! for Halloween. She learned how to say
“Yoda”, it was her new favorite word, so there was no doubt who she was.
The Teddy Roosevelt Family Exchanging Christmas Gifts. A Typewriter for Teddy, A Bear for Quenton, Binoculars for Kermit, A Book for Alice ……….
Stop by and see the new window display. “Old Marin” is the theme.
