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Rare early Chinahead doll with a Bun ca 1850

EUR: 2.485,00
Kategorie: Antike glasierte Porzellankopfpuppen und Parian-Puppen (1840-1870)
20"/51 cm is this lovely rare early china head doll.Black sculpted hair arranged in waves around the face with braided coronet at the crown and coiled braids at the back of head. Her hair is molded in a bun, slender oval face,long slender neck , blue painted eyes, molded eye lids , black and red upper eye liner, marked nostrils,lovely small mouth with accent red line between lips. Cloth body with slender waist, seperete stitched fingers, sewn on boots.A lovely early china head-with an lovely hairstylehairstyle.Dressed in her original antique hand sewn two-pieces dress-lot of underwear. Very fine condition. Comes from Private Swedish collection.

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Exceptional Edwardian Dollhouse doll Lady with Bent Arms

EUR: 475,00
Kategorie: Antike Puppenstuben-Puppen
This dollhouse lady is elegant in the way she stands with her bent arms and perfect posture! She has sculptured eyelids and there is a red line painted over the eyelid. Her mouth is beautifully defined and she is wearing a wig with an incredible hairstyle with curls..Her dress is all original and in the perfeckt style to her period.Good condition all over. Size : 16 cm /6 1/4" + add 1 cm to ribbon.

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Tiny German bisque jointed baby girl for the nursey.

EUR: 50,00
Kategorie: Antike Puppenstuben-Puppen
German bisque jointed baby doll in the original dress.All-bisque with bent legs. Lovely in a pram in the nursery Measures: 5 cm. Original condition all over. Ca. 1900

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Rare hunter Dollhouse man ca 1830

EUR: 695,00
Kategorie: Antike Puppenstuben-Puppen
6 "(15 cm) Rare Hunter dollhouse man dressed in his all original outfit . Head and Torso made of wood, the head shaped with paper mache and gesso.Expert painting and molding of the face and hair. Hands with thumbs and indicated fingers..Lower legs or wood. This gentleman is dressed a pageboy, longer hair I have 3 of these wonderful rare dolls, that I sell seperately.(Described and shown in "Miniature Dolls" by Evelyn Ackermann, who made research on the dolls.P.201). Ca 1850.