Celebrating Popular Culture December 14th Auction

(Japan, 1930s) A Flip the Frog ceramic planter depicting the Iwerks' character using a pig as a partner in a wheelbarrow race. Measuring 6.25

(Japan, 1930s) A ceramic planter of Ub Iwerks’ Flip the Frog and friends at a lemonade stand. Measuring 3” x 3.5” x 4.25[x=

(Japan, 1930s) A hand-painted planter of Flip the Frog working at a lemonade stand. Ub Iwerks created Flip after he left the Disney Studio for Celebri

(Japan, 1930s) Three Flip the Frog bisque figurines manufactured in Japan in the 1930s. Measuring 5” tall each, the figurines are in fair to

(Japan, 1930s) A collection of six Flip the Frog bisque figurines playing instruments. Four of the Flips play the tuba and two of the Flips play the c

(Japan, 1930s) A collection of five Flip the Frog bisque figurines depicting Ub Iwerks’ creation playing a drum. Measuring 2.5” x 1.

(Federation of Screen Cartoonists, 1938) A signed receipt for animator Grim Natwick’s quarterly dues for the Federation of Screen Cartoonists

(Natwick, 1910s-20s) An advertisement for Purity Baby Food by animator Grim Natwick. Before his prolific work in animation, Natwick began his artistic

(Fleischer, 1930s) An early original production drawing of Popeye from Fleischer Studios. Measuring 2.75” x 5” on trimmed 4.25

(Paramount, 1941) A release dialogue script for “Mr. Bug Goes to Town,” the second animated feature film produced by Fleischer Studi

(Famous Studios, 1945) A production used photostat model sheet of the Cannibal Chief and Tribesmen from the 1945 Popeye short “Pop-Pie a la M

(Walter Lantz, 1940) A rare original production cel of Papa Panda from the 1940 short "100 Pigmies and Andy Panda." In the post-Disney era...

(Walter Lantz, 1992) A hand-painted limited edition cel of Woody Woodpecker in a scene recreated from the 1953 short “Termites From Mars,

(MGM, 1948) An original photostat model sheet used during the production of “Little 'Tinker” directed by Tex Avery. The model sheet

(MGM, 1956) A Studio-produced photostat model sheet of the Witch for the Tom & Jerry short “The Flying Sorceress.” Model sheets such

(Terrytoons, 1940s-50s) An original production drawing of Oil Can Harry and Pearl Pureheart from an unknown Mighty Mouse theatrical short. Accomplishe

(Terrytoons, 1949) A collection of 22 production drawings by animator Thurlo Collier for the Mighty Mouse short “The Racket Buster.”

(Terrytoons, 1949) A collection of 22 production drawings by animator Thurlo Collier for the Mighty Mouse short “The Racket Buster,”

(Terrytoons, 1949) An original production drawing of Pearl Purehart and an Edward G. Robinson-inspired gangster cat from the Mighty Mouse short

(Terrytoons, 1949) An original production drawing of Pearl Purehart and an Edward G. Robinson-inspired gangster cat from the Mighty Mouse short