Carmel Doll Shop -Miscellaneous Dolls-

	SCHOENHUT'S "Cracker Jack"
From the Schoenhut Co., of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania comes "Cracker Jack – The Clever Clown". An integral part of the Humpty Dumpty Circus, this amazing example retains his original box which includes props so he can perform for you! Included in the wonderfully detailed, labeled box is a chair, a ladder, two colorful barrels and the instruction pamphlet. Cracker Jack himself is in very good condition– still wearing his exquisite printed cotton clown suit complete with pointed hat. His paint is good, showing minor scuffing on his face, although one leather ear has lost its paint. A boy's toy – it is a miracle that this piece has survived at all – let alone in this complete condition! Clown Measures: 9" tall Ladder Measures: 12" tall $595.00



Charming 7" Japanese doll for the tourist trade featuring a selection of six masks. Dating from the late 1950s, and still housed in its original divided box, the overall condition is very good, with scattered minor paint flaking. The underside of the box lid clearly details the identity of each mask, used in traditional Japanese dances. $195.00

	Designed by Celia and Charity Smith and manufactured by the Cocheco Manufacturing Co. of Lawrence, New York & Philadelphia,1889, this wonderful printed cloth doll features nice coloring and detail. Her printed underwear and fancy red slippers are not to be missed! She wears a charming printed cotton dress with antique pin and under things. In very good condition, she measures 16” tall. $325.00

Raggedy Ann and Andy



Many created their versions of the lovable Raggedy Ann and Andy – but to us, none are more charming than the "mommy-made" examples such as these. Details include drawn-on faces, shoe button eyes, yarn hair and matching printed cotton clothing. " Mom, you did good!" Measures: 14" tall SOLD Thank you, K.

Sandy and Annie


"Leapin' Lizards! ... it's Little Orphan Annie and her devoted, yellow-haired companion, Sandy the "Arf!" Dog!" First of all, we think it's a miracle that these two have survived at all, with the amazing adventures they have been subjected to in their long lives. Just plain fun, is this ten-inch composition Annie, who is accompanied by Sandy at seven inches, both brought to you by Famous Artists Syndicates. The overall condition is very good with just normal wear to the paint finishes on both. There is a bit of soiling on the cream collar of Annie's dress, while Sandy has a bit of wear to his ears and haunches. A slice of life from sweeter days – "gee whiskers" – get them while you can! $650.00


*"Skookum"* an "un-authentic Indian" doll circa 1920. Designed by Mary McAboy of Missoula, Montana, and manufactured by various companies, this eleven and one-half inch example retains his original wool blanket folded to simulate arms, wool felt trousers (replaced) with fringe and suede boots, while colorful beads encircle his neck. In good condition overall, he is lacking his headband and there is wear to the back of his black mohair wig. $135.00


Mid twentieth-century Japanese lacquer palace display featuring five beautifully costumed dolls that represent a Shogun, the Empress and three Concubines. Included are various pieces of lacquer furniture and accessories, highlighted by a pair of lacquered wood and painted metal lanterns with hand-painted silk shades. The overall condition is good, with various re-glues, minor losses, and the back panel is slightly warped. An impressive display piece for the dolls which re-creates their world of hierarchy and privilege – before our eyes. Palace measures: 17-1/4" T x 28-1/4" W x 8-1/2" D $695.00


	At twenty-four inches tall, this fabulous pair of French Mannequins was certainly designed to grace a fine boutique's sales counter. This pair, circa 1920, depict beautiful, stylish, French children and no doubt, they helped sell only the haute couture of their day. Of exquisite quality, we attribute them to the Paris-based firm of Pierre Imans. $5500.00

	Miss Korn Krisp
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! In very good condition. $185.00



10" Ming Ming Baby from the Quan-Quan Co., Los Angeles and San Francisco, Ca – circa 1930. This all-composition baby, complete with black yarn queue, retains its all original taffeta costume with braid trim and pom poms. In very good condition, overall and just too cute for words! $250.00

	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


With only a quick glance at this exquisite decorated parian, you are probably asking – Why is this Early Doll here among the Miscellaneous Dolls? Such a distinctive item should be among her own kind – and you would certainly have a point, except this lovely lady which dates from the 1950's is an Emma Clear artist doll. Miss Parian, a poured shoulderhead model, stands seventeen and one-quarter inches tall and possesses beautifully painted facial features, plus extras like a molded feather, necklace, earrings and hair ornaments. The gilded bead jewelry incorporates dots of blue to simulate inset stones. The cloth body is very clean and features bisque limbs in perfect condition, while the dress of eighteenth-century style silk is perfectly cut and designed to highlight this doll's best features. Which would be all of them! SOLD Thank you, R.

Emmett Kelly’s
“Willie the Clown”
by Barry Toy Co.
All original and in superb condition in his original box, Willie is vinyl with vibrant color to his painted face and retains full rooted hair. His costume is clean, colorful and bright.
Circa 1950s.

$250.00

	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

“Littlest Kitten” baby doll by Madame Alexander in the original box, complete with partial FAO Schwartz label. Vinyl, circa 1963, she wears a fancy cotton and lace outfit with knitted booties with flowers on the toes. Extras include wrist folders, a tagged, pink cotton romper and an additional pair of cotton panties.
Measures: 7-1/2” tall.

$325.00


Very charming “Stockinet Brownie” featuring hand painted face and wired bendable limbs. Measures: 8-1/2”. $125.00

	What a dramatic pose! This marked Dressel and Kister Lady exudes grace and charm. Every tiny finger is separate in this figure and all appear to be perfect. Brown-painted eyes lend an exotic air. Measures: 7" tall and 4" wide. $1395.00

More classic beauty, from the Dressel and Kister firm, is found in this Lady with flowers and lavender plumes adorning her eighteenth-century style coif. The painting and coloration is lovely and her brown eyes lend a special richness. This model bears the blue mark on the interior of the tapered base.

Measures: 5-1/2" tall and 4" wide.

$795.00

	The abundant, flowing curls of this German half doll dating from 1915 or so, is reminiscent of a particular silent screen sensation. She is impressed at the base with the numbers 23019 and 37 is painted upon the interior of the flange. The overall excellent quality of this model is similar to that of D & K. Measures: 4-1/2" tall and 4-1/2" wide. $495.00

A petite yet-detailed example from Dressel and Kister. Our Lady wears a crown of roses and bears lovely paint decoration overall. There are losses in the form of three missing blossoms to her crown and the blossom intended for her right hand.

Measures: 3-1/4" tall and 3" wide.

$125.00

Any examples from Dressel and Kister's Medieval Series are sought after. This marked Lady wears a gilded head band with applied blue jewels, as the hair beneath is worn in twin braids that are swept back into a low knot on the reverse.
This piece does bear damage in the form of two reglued fingers upon the right hand and a flake to the middle finger.

Measures: 4-1/8" tall and 3-1/4" wide.

$450.00

Dressel and Kister Child with a gilded hairband, bearing the blue mark. A darling example. Measures: 3-3/8" tall and 2" wide. $450.00

Vulnerability is expressed on the face of this early, marked "Germany", Half-doll example. With a tapered base in the manner of Dressel and Kister, color is key here; in the blush of her cheeks to the wonderful shade of red of her hairband to the yellow bows upon her braids. There are repairs to fingers on both hands.

Measures: 4-3/4" tall inc. metal flange.

$275.00










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