AdoptedPemberton Quill
That red-white-and-blue Gund 'America's Teddy Bear' flag tag and polyester-pellet fill place him among the early-2000s keepsakes, with a fair stack of quiet evenings behind him.
A large floppy-limbed Gund curly-shag teddy in two-tone cocoa brown with bead eyes, a stitched nose, and an intact 'America's Teddy Bear' flag seam tag.
- Size
- 16 inches, 10 inches sitting
Pemberton Quill found a home in October 2026 💜
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Pemberton Quill's story
Rumor has it Pemberton Quill once kept the weather in a lighthouse-keeper's parlor, nodding gravely at every barometer and predicting rain by the ache in his stitched shoulders. His coat tells the calmer truth: a dense curly cocoa shag, deepening to near-espresso down his back and shoulders while his chest and cheeks have paled to warm milk-chocolate under years of holding. Small black bead eyes sit close above a slim embroidered nose gone soft at the edges. His long limbs flop obligingly, weighted enough at the paws to sag into a lap. That Gund 'America's Teddy Bear' flag tag is still whole at his seam. Washed and combed through by hand, seams firm.