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a magical universe of stuffed animals

When I first saw the light of day, I was born into the magical world of soft toys. From childhood on I was able to share the passion of antique toys and stuffed animals with my parents, who over the years have developed into considerable collectors, and was able to acquire a wealth of experience. 
Flea and antique markets, collectors' and dolls fairs, were for us like stars in a universe around which we turned. There was no planet in this universe that we did not visit - be it Schuco, Steiff, Furga Alta Moda, Bavaria Munich, Hermann, Anker, Süßenguth. All of these brands, where the mere sound of which makes a toy lover indulge in nostalgia, have been added to the collection. But I discovered my very special love in the stuffed animals, which have since become my loyal companions and comrades.
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I have been running a retail shop in Markt Schwaben (Bavaria, Germany) since 2003, and have made my love for stuffed animals and my passionate hobby into my profession. Together with our partners, we have been able to expand our assortment over the years, so that our loyal customers can participate in our stuffed animal universe.

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A magical universe of stuffed animals
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When I first saw the light of day, I was born into the magical world of soft toys. From childhood on I was able to share the passion of antique toys and stuffed animals with my parents, who over the years have developed into considerable collectors, and was able to acquire a wealth of experience. Flea and antique markets, collectors' and dolls fairs, were for us like stars in a universe around which we turned. There was no planet in this universe that we did not visit - be it Schuco, Steiff, Furga Alta Moda, Bavaria Munich, Hermann, Anker, Süßenguth. All of these brands, where the mere sound of which makes a toy lover indulge in nostalgia, have been added to the collection. But I discovered my very special love in the stuffed animals, which have since become my loyal companions and comrades. I have been running a retail shop in Markt Schwaben (Bavaria, Germany) since 2003, and have made my love for stuffed animals and my passionate hobby into my profession. Together with our partners, we have been able to expand our range over the years, so that our loyal customers can participate in our stuffed animal universe.
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Newspaper article from Münchner Merkur published on August 21, 2003:

A great bear love

Visit to Manuela Scheininger's stuffed animal shop

BY SASCHA BERNHARDT Markt Schwaben - The little bear sits a little crooked and looks at the people with large, innocent eyes. His fur is obviously old, but well cared for. This funny fellow is not to be found in the zoo, but belongs to the range of Manuela Scheininger from Markt Schwaben. The passionate stuffed animal collector has turned her hobby into a profession: On August 1st, "the stuffed animal shop" opened its doors.


Between the countless dogs, bears, cats and birds, there are also isolated dolls in the small shop on Bahnhofstrasse. The old collector's items exude a special charm on an extra shelf: their fur looks more matt, but also somehow more lively, almost real. "That's because it's real," explains the experienced collector. Until the 1960s, only the hair of the mohair sheep was used for the animals. During the Second World War, they briefly switched to synthetic plush. "I want to keep the level of my business high," she says. The old pieces as well as the new ones are all of high quality. Scheininger thinks it is unlikely that collectors will come to her shop: "I will hardly find any collectors here in town." She has set up a website specifically for trading in collectibles.

Despite all the quality, Manuela Scheininger also has a heart for customers on a tight budget: children can purchase second-hand stuffed animals from her for as little as three euros. "After all, that's how it started for me," she recalls. With her parents - who are also passionate toy collectors - she has been to markets since she was six. "Back then I carried home an entire arm full of animals for five marks," says Scheininger. Hardly conceivable in today's collector's scene. "It's always like Christmas when I get or buy a stuffed animal that I don't have yet. I couldn't imagine my life without this passion."

The stuffed animal friend now has around 800 collector's copies. "The old specimens interest me a lot more," she says. They would have had a life before her, a relationship would arise. Her collection also includes a dog from before the First World War. "What should you do there? She is just hereditary," jokes her mother Doris. What a real collector's teddy is also needs to be looked after: Over time, Manuela Scheininger has acquired a great deal of knowledge about it. "I use my own wash brew." She does not reveal the recipe. "Bad things can happen if they are not cared for. And just don't put them in the washing machine," she warns.

Scheininger also finds many injured wild animals on her trips to the flea markets and swap sites. "I'll take that with me straight away and fix it. It just hurts to see the animals like that," she says. She also wants to offer repair work for her customers.

After investing almost 14 hours a day in renovation and preparation, the young entrepreneur is confident of establishing herself successfully. "In winter I'll be walking through Markt Schwaben in a bear costume," she says. But not in the heat this summer.

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Newspaper article from Münchner Merkur published on August 21, 2003:

A great bear love

Visit to Manuela Scheininger's stuffed animal shop

BY SASCHA BERNHARDT Markt Schwaben - The little bear sits a little crooked and looks at the people with large, innocent eyes. His fur is obviously old, but well cared for. This funny fellow is not to be found in the zoo, but belongs to the range of Manuela Scheininger from Markt Schwaben. The passionate stuffed animal collector has turned her hobby into a profession: On August 1st, "the stuffed animal shop" opened its doors. Between the countless dogs, bears, cats and birds, there are also isolated dolls in the small shop on Bahnhofstrasse. The old collector's items exude a special charm on an extra shelf: their fur looks more matt, but also somehow more lively, almost real. "That's because it's real," explains the experienced collector. Until the 1960s, only the hair of the mohair sheep was used for the animals. During the Second World War, they briefly switched to synthetic plush. "I want to keep the level of my business high," she says. The old pieces as well as the new ones are all of high quality. Scheininger thinks it is unlikely that collectors will come to her shop: "I will hardly find any collectors here in town." She has set up a website specifically for trading in collectibles. Despite all the quality, Manuela Scheininger also has a heart for customers on a tight budget: children can purchase second-hand stuffed animals from her for as little as three euros. "After all, that's how it started for me," she recalls. With her parents - who are also passionate toy collectors - she has been to markets since she was six. "Back then I carried home an entire arm full of animals for five marks," says Scheininger. Hardly conceivable in today's collector's scene. "It's always like Christmas when I get or buy a stuffed animal that I don't have yet. I couldn't imagine my life without this passion." The stuffed animal friend now has around 800 collector's copies. "The old specimens interest me a lot more," she says. They would have had a life before her, a relationship would arise. Her collection also includes a dog from before the First World War. "What should you do there? She is just hereditary," jokes her mother Doris. What a real collector's teddy is also needs to be looked after: Over time, Manuela Scheininger has acquired a great deal of knowledge about it. "I use my own wash brew." She does not reveal the recipe. "Bad things can happen if they are not cared for. And just don't put them in the washing machine," she warns. Scheininger also finds many injured wild animals on her trips to the flea markets and swap sites. "I'll take that with me straight away and fix it. It just hurts to see the animals like that," she says. She also wants to offer repair work for her customers. After investing almost 14 hours a day in renovation and preparation, the young entrepreneur is confident of establishing herself successfully. "In winter I'll be walking through Markt Schwaben in a bear costume," she says. But not in the heat this summer.

Newspaper article from Münchner Merkur published on August 21, 2003:

A great bear love

Visit to Manuela Scheininger's stuffed animal shop

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BY SASCHA BERNHARDT Markt Schwaben - The little bear sits a little crooked and looks at the people with large, innocent eyes. His fur is obviously old, but well cared for. This funny fellow is not to be found in the zoo, but belongs to the range of Manuela Scheininger from Markt Schwaben. The passionate stuffed animal collector has turned her hobby into a profession: On August 1st, "the stuffed animal shop" opened its doors.


Between the countless dogs, bears, cats and birds, there are also isolated dolls in the small shop on Bahnhofstrasse. The old collector's items exude a special charm on an extra shelf: their fur looks more matt, but also somehow more lively, almost real. "That's because it's real," explains the experienced collector. Until the 1960s, only the hair of the mohair sheep was used for the animals. During the Second World War, they briefly switched to synthetic plush. "I want to keep the level of my business high," she says. The old pieces as well as the new ones are all of high quality. Scheininger thinks it is unlikely that collectors will come to her shop: "I will hardly find any collectors here in town." She has set up a website specifically for trading in collectibles.

Despite all the quality, Manuela Scheininger also has a heart for customers on a tight budget: children can purchase second-hand stuffed animals from her for as little as three euros. "After all, that's how it started for me," she recalls. With her parents - who are also passionate toy collectors - she has been to markets since she was six. "Back then I carried home an entire arm full of animals for five marks," says Scheininger. Hardly conceivable in today's collector's scene. "It's always like Christmas when I get or buy a stuffed animal that I don't have yet. I couldn't imagine my life without this passion."

The stuffed animal friend now has around 800 collector's copies. "The old specimens interest me a lot more," she says. They would have had a life before her, a relationship would arise. Her collection also includes a dog from before the First World War. "What should you do there? She is just hereditary," jokes her mother Doris. What a real collector's teddy is also needs to be looked after: Over time, Manuela Scheininger has acquired a great deal of knowledge about it. "I use my own wash brew." She does not reveal the recipe. "Bad things can happen if they are not cared for. And just don't put them in the washing machine," she warns.

Scheininger also finds many injured wild animals on her trips to the flea markets and swap sites. "I'll take that with me straight away and fix it. It just hurts to see the animals like that," she says. She also wants to offer repair work for her customers.

After investing almost 14 hours a day in renovation and preparation, the young entrepreneur is confident of establishing herself successfully. "In winter I'll be walking through Markt Schwaben in a bear costume," she says. But not in the heat this summer.
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Founded in late 2005 by Charlotte and William Morris, Charlie Bears® began its journey on February 1, 2006 with the launch of its first collection of just 12 bears. Today they have created over 2,500 different designs. Charlie bears are affordable, collectable bears and figurines designed by Charlie at the Cornwall Bear House. Charlie also works with other world famous bear artists to design various collections. All Charlie Bears are limited in production, and their special collections often have very low editions. Since each bear is lovingly handcrafted, each bear has its own unique characteristics.

Budi Basa:

BUDI BASA® is a Russian brand company whose birth was the result of many years of successful collaboration between professional artists and designers and a team of experienced manufacturers. Each of their toys is a unique masterpiece created by a team of highly qualified professionals. You adhere to the high quality standards during the entire process of brand creation: from the idea to the first sketches to the actual production of a batch. This can be seen in the design, the choice of material and the manufacturing method. Everything you do is an expression of your care and attention.

Wild Planet:
Wild Planet designs, develops and manufactures plush toys for zoos, aquariums, museums, supermarkets, gift and toy stores around the world. You have more than ten collections and more than 600 different items. Main collections are Orbys®, Floppys, All About Nature® and Cute Friends, where they have cartoons or real animals. All of their items are handcrafted with high quality fabrics and are super soft to the touch, and are tested according to the latest European and US standards. Since 2019, some bestsellers have been made from organic cotton with GOTS certification.

Orange Toys:

All Orange Toys collections are of the highest quality, affordable price and unique design. Their professional team of designers, marketers and producers is constantly developing the loveliest and most creative ideas embodied in Orange Toys products. The toys can be of different sizes and colors, but they firmly believe that they should be lovable. That is your mission - to give children kindness and in return to see their happy smiles and positive emotions. Every step in the manufacture of a toy, from the idea to production, is carried out in compliance with the highest quality and safety standards.

The Puppet Company:
The Puppet Company Ltd® makes dolls of all shapes and sizes, including finger puppets, hand puppets, and full body puppets. They have built their reputation on their ability to turn almost any animal or character into a beautifully made and well-functioning doll at a very competitive price. All of their products are developed by their own design team, North Hertfordshire, UK. Their puppets are made in factories in the Far East that they regularly visit to ensure that the production is of the highest quality and that the workers' working conditions are of the highest standard. They also manufacture soft toys and rag dolls under the 'Wilberry' brand. They recently introduced an assortment of wooden toys, including floor and table theater and a large castle. This is a logical extension of their product range and gives the dolls and toys a place to play and perform. "Fingers of Fun", "Puppet Buddies", "Wigglers", "Wilberry", "Sockettes" and "CarPets" are all registered trademarks of The Puppet Company Ltd®.

A small selection of our brands in the range. Discover other brands in our online shop such as Jellycat, BigStuffed, Clemens, Hermann Teddy, Anna Club, Uni-Toys, Hansa, Ravensden, Cornelißen, and much more.

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Charlie Bears® was founded in late 2005 by Charlotte and William Morris and began its journey on February 1, 2006 with the launch of its first collection of just 12 bears. Today they have created over 2,500 different designs. Charlie bears are affordable, collectable bears and figurines designed by Charlie at the Cornwall Bear House. Charlie also works with other world famous bear artists to design various collections. All Charlie Bears are limited in production, and their special collections often have very low editions. Since each bear is lovingly handcrafted, each bear has its own unique characteristics.

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Charlie Bears: 

Charlie Bears® was founded in late 2005 by Charlotte and William Morris and began its journey on February 1, 2006 with the launch of its first collection of just 12 bears. Today they have created over 2,500 different designs. Charlie bears are affordable, collectable bears and figurines designed by Charlie at the Cornwall Bear House. Charlie also works with other world famous bear artists to design various collections. All Charlie Bears are limited in production, and their special collections often have very low editions. Since each bear is lovingly handcrafted, each bear has its own unique characteristics.
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BUDI BASA® is a Russian branded company whose birth was the result of years of successful collaboration between professional artists and designers and a team of experienced manufacturers. Each of their toys is a unique masterpiece created by a team of highly qualified professionals. You adhere to the high quality standards during the entire process of brand creation: from the idea to the first sketches to the actual production of a batch. This can be seen in the design, the choice of material and the manufacturing method. Everything you do is an expression of your care and attention.

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Budi Basa: 

BUDI BASA® is a Russian branded company whose birth was the result of years of successful collaboration between professional artists and designers and a team of experienced manufacturers. Each of their toys is a unique masterpiece created by a team of highly qualified professionals. You adhere to the high quality standards during the entire process of brand creation: from the idea to the first sketches to the actual production of a batch. This can be seen in the design, the choice of material and the manufacturing method. Everything you do is an expression of your care and attention.
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Wild Planet designs, develops and produces plush toys for zoos, aquariums, museums, supermarkets, gift and toy stores around the world. You have more than ten collections and more than 600 different items. Main collections are Orbys®, Floppys, All About Nature® and Cute Friends, where they have cartoons or real animals. All of their items are handcrafted with high quality fabrics and are super soft to the touch, and are tested according to the latest European and US standards. Since 2019, some bestsellers have been made from organic cotton with GOTS certification.

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Wildplanet: 

Wild Planet designs, develops and produces plush toys for zoos, aquariums, museums, supermarkets, gift and toy stores around the world. You have more than ten collections and more than 600 different items. Main collections are Orbys®, Floppys, All About Nature® and Cute Friends, where they have cartoons or real animals. All of their items are handcrafted with high quality fabrics and are super soft to the touch, and are tested according to the latest European and US standards. Since 2019, some bestsellers have been made from organic cotton with GOTS certification.
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The Puppet Company Ltd® makes dolls of all shapes and sizes, including finger puppets, hand puppets, and full-body puppets. They have built their reputation on their ability to turn almost any animal or character into a beautifully made and well-functioning doll at a very competitive price. All of their products are developed by their own design team, North Hertfordshire, UK. Their puppets are made in factories in the Far East that they regularly visit to ensure that the production is of the highest quality and that the workers' working conditions are of the highest standard. They also manufacture soft toys and rag dolls under the 'Wilberry' brand. They recently introduced an assortment of wooden toys, including floor and table theater and a large castle. This is a logical extension of their product range and gives the dolls and toys a place to play and perform. "Fingers of Fun", "Puppet Buddies", "Wigglers", "Wilberry", "Sockettes" and "CarPets" are all registered trademarks of The Puppet Company Ltd®.

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All Orange Toys collections are of the highest quality, affordable price and unique design. Their professional team of designers, marketers and producers is constantly developing the loveliest and most creative ideas embodied in Orange Toys products. The toys can be of different sizes and colors, but they firmly believe that they should be lovable. That is your mission - to give children kindness and in return to see their happy smiles and positive emotions. Every step in the manufacture of a toy, from the idea to production, is carried out in compliance with the highest quality and safety standards.

A small selection of our brands in the range. Discover other brands in our online shop such as Jellycat, BigStuffed, Clemens, Hermann Teddy, Anna Club,  Uni-Toys, Hansa, Ravensden, Cornelißen, and much more.

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The Puppet Company: 

The Puppet Company Ltd® makes dolls of all shapes and sizes, including finger puppets, hand puppets, and full-body puppets. They have built their reputation on their ability to turn almost any animal or character into a beautifully made and well-functioning doll at a very competitive price. All of their products are developed by their own design team, North Hertfordshire, UK. Their puppets are made in factories in the Far East that they regularly visit to ensure that the production is of the highest quality and that the workers' working conditions are of the highest standard. They also manufacture soft toys and rag dolls under the 'Wilberry' brand. They recently introduced an assortment of wooden toys, including floor and table theater and a large castle. This is a logical extension of their product range and gives the dolls and toys a place to play and perform. "Fingers of Fun", "Puppet Buddies", "Wigglers", "Wilberry", "Sockettes" and "CarPets" are all registered trademarks of The Puppet Company Ltd®.
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Orange Toys: 

All Orange Toys collections are of the highest quality, affordable price and unique design. Their professional team of designers, marketers and producers is constantly developing the loveliest and most creative ideas embodied in Orange Toys products. The toys can be of different sizes and colors, but they firmly believe that they should be lovable. That is your mission - to give children kindness and in return to see their happy smiles and positive emotions. Every step in the manufacture of a toy, from the idea to production, is carried out in compliance with the highest quality and safety standards.

A small selection of our brands in the range. Discover other brands in our online shop such as Jellycat, BigStuffed, Clemens, Hermann Teddy, Anna Club, Uni-Toys, Hansa, Ravensden, Cornelißen, and much more.

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