It isn't every day that we get to offer dolls that are completely original -- we take special pleasure is offering those that are. That is the case with this nineteen-inch Parian from the Kling firm, and this is no ordinary example as we are sure you will agree. Click here to view details "au naturel" SOLD |
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A 25" Portrait Wax of English heritage -- details include a poured wax shoulderhead with a lovely countenance and rooted hair, inset blue paperweight eyes, a cloth body fitted with wax limbs (repair to fingers on left hand) which include one rare bent arm. $6800.00 |
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Doesn't this darling black character look like she just stepped out of the movie The Color Purple? Details of this Sonneberg papier-mache shoulderhead, circa 1890s, include dramatic modeling that highlights a magnificent open mouth with two rows of teeth, a prominent nose, brown glass eyes, and even her original wig in salt and pepper mohair, and a remnant of a hairnet. $1250.00 |
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Just when you think you've seen it all, along comes a distinctive treasure like this Sleeping Beauty in a brilliant Dresden-paper trimmed glass case! $2750.00 |
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Classic details are the hallmark of this fifteen and one-quarter inch tall China who collectors know as a Flat-top, circa 1860s. Features include a perfect shoulderhead with nicely painted eyes, brows and mouth, and a black-painted hairstyle (normal rubs). Please click here to view details "au naturel" $595.00 |
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Enthusiastic collectors of English wax dolls should find this extremely fine lady very interesting...we know we appreciate magnificent wax examples which feature untouched originality. Details of this sixteen and one-half inch doll include a poured-wax shoulderhead with amazing modeling, (of special note are her hooded eyes), early, spiral-threaded blue glass eyes, and an incredible original mohair wig in its original style. This doll also retains her original pearl bead jewelry, which includes a necklace with cross pendant, earrings (loss to one, we will do our best to match the remaining one) and even an ormolu hair comb with matching pearl decoration! |
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14-1/2
two-faced German Wax by Fritz Bartenstein, a portrait of a Doll Collector.
One face crying, one smiling, rotating on a vertical axis hidden by a
fabric-covered carton-cap, molded as an extension of the composition shoulder-plate,
on a cloth body with composition limbs. A wonderful doll, circa 1860s! $995.00 |
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Impressive not only for her size, but also for her classic style, is this twenty-three inch china from the Kestner firm. Please click here to view "au naturel". $1250.00 |
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This very nicely carved wooden shrine,
with Gothic lines and a hand rolled glass front, houses a carved
wood, gessoed and polychrome-decorated figure of the Madonna and
Child. Continental, and circa mid nineteenth century, the carving
is well executed and the palette is striking. Perfect for the collector
of religious art. |
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A true museum piece is this Swinging Shell Doll safeguarded in her original antique
dome, circa 1835. A darling peg-wooden from the German Grodner Tal, she has nicely painted facial features, plus the special addition of carved
ringlets, which add dimension to her classic hairstyle. Seated upon a vine swing which is adorned with seashell flowers,
with her arms and legs posed to portray motion, her dress and very stylish
hat are entirely created from seashells. |
PLEASE REMEMBER TO USE OUR CUSTOM LAYAWAY PLANS. Since we all know time flies, you will have your doll at home in your arms in no time at all! |