Steiff Titanic Mourning Bear Replica – Limited Edition Collector’s Teddy Bear
A remarkable piece of Steiff history, the Titanic Mourning Bear pays tribute to one of the most tragic events of the early 20th century.
On 14 April 1912, the RMS Titanic struck an iceberg during her maiden voyage to New York and sank less than three hours later. More than 1,500 people lost their lives, leaving Britain and much of the world in mourning.
In response to the tragedy, Steiff produced a small number of specially made black “mourning” bears exclusively for the English market in 1912. Fewer than 500 original bears were produced, and they quickly sold out. Today, these historic bears are regarded as some of the rarest and most sought-after Steiff teddy bears in the world.
This exceptional Steiff collector’s bear is a fine replica of one of these extraordinarily rare 1912 mourning bears. The historical significance of the original was highlighted at the Steiff Sommer 2023, where an original example sold for a remarkable €180,000 hammer price, setting a new world record and earning its reputation as the world’s most expensive teddy bear.
This replica offers collectors the opportunity to own a piece inspired by one of the most fascinating chapters in Steiff’s history, combining teddy bear craftsmanship, maritime history and an enduring symbol of remembrance.
- Steiff Titanic Mourning Bear replica
- Inspired by the original 1912 Steiff mourning bears
- Original mourning bears were produced exclusively for England
- Fewer than 500 original bears were made
- Inspired by one of the world’s rarest Steiff teddy bears
- Original example sold for €180,000 hammer at Steiff Sommer 2023
- World-record auction result for a teddy bear
- Piece No. 00310
- A highly collectible historical Steiff piece
- Perfect for Steiff and teddy bear collectors
- Adult collector’s item
Steiff Titanic Mourning Bear – A Tribute to History
A fascinating collector’s piece commemorating the Titanic tragedy and the remarkable history of Steiff’s original mourning bears. An exceptional addition to any serious Steiff, teddy bear or historical memorabilia collection.







