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Rich solid mahogany with excellent quality inlay forms the basis of this American Tall Case Clock, circa 1890-1900. Perfect for use in a fashion, or early doll scene, this classic timepiece, with a working mechanism from the Waterbury Clock Co., will help keep everyone in the household on schedule. The works features a convex glass cover, fancy brass ferrule, second hand, and patent date of May 6, 1890. Measures: 4 5/8" wide x 2 1/2" deep x 17 5/8" tall |
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French Chest of five drawers in the Louis XVI taste, circa 1880. Note the lovely hardware and rich patina to the two tone stained finish. Simply the perfect piece for fashion dolls to furnish their worlds and create additional storage space in the process. Measures: 15-3/8" tall by 4-3/4" deep by 11" wide. $1250.00 |
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French, turned
wood Armchair with a hand caned seat, that is a wonderful piece for French
bebes. Measures: 15" T. $695.00 |
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A French country Linen Armoire in a wonderful, mellow fruitwood, featuring a shaped cornice, embossed and carved decoration on nearly every surface, and exquisitely shaped double doors which open to reveal a fully stocked, printed cotton-lined interior. Details of the interior include stacks of bundled "linen", a pair of pillows, a group of white porcelain toilet articles, even a bone handled toothbrush and powder puff. Measures: 10 1/2" wide x 3 3/4" deep x 16 1/2" tall |
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An essential for every fashion doll scene is the Toilette Table. Why not let this very feminine example lend your ladies a hand when it comes to helping them look their best? This very pretty French piece, circa 1880-90 is beyond lovely in a blue and white cotton print with abundant lace accents. Toilet articles include a porcelain pitcher and bowl with matching soap dish, toothbrush tray and chamber pot – all decorated with blue pinstripes and gilding. Additional accessories include a labeled bottle of perfume, a perfume flask, a sponge, ivory handled toothbrush and powder puff, an ivory comb and hand towels. A pair of brass candlesticks compliment the gilding of the porcelain pieces, creating a very harmonious, and simply beautiful, table top. |
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