
Dating from the mid to late 1930s, is a very pretty, albeit unusual example from the Lenci firm. Details of this fourteen and one-half inch example with the classically lovely "Lucia face" include a pressed felt head that has been coated with layers of cellulose – an attempt by the company to introduce a washable doll. We understand the idea was not popular with consumers of the day, but if the dolls looked at all as beautiful as this one does, all these years later, what was the problem? |
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20" Madame Alexander Cissy, a pretty blonde in a deluxe hairstyle, she has green eyes, and nice coloring. She wears a factory ensemble that includes a really fun sash. Hosiery and strap sandals complete the look. Please click her to view "au naturel". $995.00 |
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12" handcrafted Pueblo Indian Doll with stitched facial features, and in original clothing. A handwritten note pinned to her gave us a few clues, and a bit of research provided the following information: Dating from the first half of the twentieth century, and in fair condition due to scattered foxing and tenderness of some fabric components. $550.00 |
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Standing 22" tall, this darling child is actually an advertisement, as well as a plaything! We're sure her appeal was helpful in selling tons and tons of "korn". Who could say "no" to Miss Korn Krisp? What with her wide open eyes, printed on underwear and bright pink shoes? No one we know! |
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10" Ming Ming Baby from the Quan-Quan Co., Los Angeles and San Francisco, Ca – circa 1930. $298.00 |
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Pair of Chinese composition dolls that features cloth bodies and composition limbs. Their costumes are bright, colorful and quite wonderful in detail! Measure approximately: 9-1/2" tall $110.00 the pair |
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From the Vogue
Doll Company, this Prince is quite the charming fellow! He measures seven and three-quarters inches tall and retains lovely
paint and a wonderful original costume with very nice details including
a gold sticker tag. He will arrive at your door housed in his original box, that may help explain his remarkable condition. Don't your dolls deserve a Prince Charming? $550.00 |
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"I am the Girl of the Golden West" proclaims the large paper tag that hangs from the wrist of this darling little composition child, circa 1930s. The five-piece doll with painted features and applied mohair curls is all duded up in Western attire. The overall condition is good, showing normal wear and foxing to the costume. Measures: 9" tall, overall. $225.00 |
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Advertised as “The Life Size Doll”, this large Art Fabric Mills doll, (also registered in England) features much detail including a red bow in her curly hair, printed underwear, red stockings and black shoes, and clinched fists. Her charming 1890s dress and pinafore is antique as are her under slip and high-button shoes. Showing fading and normal wear, she is a wonderful early cloth doll and measures 24” tall. $375.00 |
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“Surda” an all-original Italian felt Lenci, featuring nicely painted features including deep brown eyes. Her classic body type consists of a cloth torso, with joints at the shoulders and hips, and felt limbs. She wears a wonderfully detailed and brilliant felt costume, which is in lovely condition, complete with the original paper tag. |
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