SABA BUCHERER FIGURINE 
depicting a man wearing a hat 
Metal and painted composition
Engraved on the belly: Made/in Switzerland/Patents/Applied for
Damage and missing parts 
Height: 20 cm 

INCLUDED: 
A deck of cards featuring the Kings of France, each with a short biography; the game “La Puce” published by JLR; the card game “Qui le sait” published by Sala; the game “Le Grand Philibert”; four glass plates for a magic lantern 
Signs of wear and damage

In 1919, August Bucherer founded the Bucherer wooden toy factory in Amriswil. He filed patents for articulated metal figurines and marionettes in 1921; these were exhibited at the Leipzig Fair in 1922. Until 1925, these figurines sold well, particularly in the United States. Following this, production of wooden toys was relaunched in 1927, notably including accessories for these figurines. The company faced difficulties during the 1929 crisis. Production of the figurines ceased in 1932, and sales ended in 1935. 

The lot may be picked up at the office at 8 rue Rossini, Paris 9th arrondissement, starting July 17, 2026, at 3:00 p.m.
Live Friday 17 July・09:30 (Europe/Paris)
Lot no. 127

SABA BUCHERER FIGURINE depicting a man wearing a hat Metal and painted composition Engraved on the belly: Made/in Switzerland/Patents/Applied for Damage and missing parts Height: 20 cm INCLUDED: A deck of cards featuring the Kings of France, each with a short biography; the game “La Puce” published by JLR; the card game “Qui le sait” published by Sala; the game “Le Grand Philibert”; four glass plates for a magic lantern Signs of wear and damage In 1919, August Bucherer founded the Bucherer wooden toy factory in Amriswil. He filed patents for articulated metal figurines and marionettes in 1921; these were exhibited at the Leipzig Fair in 1922. Until 1925, these figurines sold well, particularly in the United States. Following this, production of wooden toys was relaunched in 1927, notably including accessories for these figurines. The company faced difficulties during the 1929 crisis. Production of the figurines ceased in 1932, and sales ended in 1935. The lot may be picked up at the office at 8 rue Rossini, Paris 9th arrondissement, starting July 17, 2026, at 3:00 p.m.

Result
€90
Buyer's premium
30%
SABA BUCHERER FIGURINE depicting a man wearing a hat Metal and painted composition Engraved on the belly: Made/in Switzerland/Patents/Applied for Damage and missing parts Height: 20 cm INCLUDED: A deck of cards featuring the Kings of France, each with a short biography; the game “La Puce” published by JLR; the card game “Qui le sait” published by Sala; the game “Le Grand Philibert”; four glass plates for a magic lantern Signs of wear and damage In 1919, August Bucherer founded the Bucherer wooden toy factory in Amriswil. He filed patents for articulated metal figurines and marionettes in 1921; these were exhibited at the Leipzig Fair in 1922. Until 1925, these figurines sold well, particularly in the United States. Following this, production of wooden toys was relaunched in 1927, notably including accessories for these figurines. The company faced difficulties during the 1929 crisis. Production of the figurines ceased in 1932, and sales ended in 1935. The lot may be picked up at the office at 8 rue Rossini, Paris 9th arrondissement, starting July 17, 2026, at 3:00 p.m.
Sale Friday 17 July・09:30 (Europe/Paris)
Sale location coming soon 8, rue Rossini 75009 Paris