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Unusual and stylish 271/2" ( 70cm
) tall by 24" (61cm ) long fancy doll's three wheeled wicker carriage with
bent iron frame and iron covered wooden wheel with three unique and
different wicker design patterns on the back, seat and drop down area for
the legs in front. The push chair is in extremely sturdy condition with no
apparent breaks or repairs! This is a perfect size and is compact and
decorative- not a coach that one is constantly tripping and stumbling over!
US$ 195.
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3" (
7.5cm ) tall to top of silk material, 4" ( 10cm ) long papier-mâché candy
container in the shape of pointed clog, covered in a gold glittery
substance, with magenta silk drawstring top and rosette. An unusual
container and nice doll accessory as well. US$
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2 1/2" (6 cm)
tall seated lady wearing an orange sun top, green wide brimmed hat and green
slacks and orange slippers with arms outstretched holding a green and ivory
lustre shell, probably for use as a pin tray. Unmarked but definitely of
German origin, circa 1920.
US$ 275. |
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7" (19 cm) tall
overall with the reclining figure being 2 1/2" (6 cm) tall. The pink tint
porcelain cherub-like has a left arm outstretched and waving with legs out
to the left side. On the base of this full figure doll are the incised
numbers "129". Seated on a hollow cardboard cylinder covered in ribbon
cloth, the piece was most likely used as a candy container and lifts up to
reveal whatever would have been hidden inside.
US$ 295. |
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2 1/4"
tall by 4" (10 cm) wide figure of a pug dog and a collie-type dog looking in
a dog house to see it is occupied by a cat who has claimed it as his own.
The unusual thing about this figure is that it is also a match striker with
the back of the dog house as the striker. Although undamaged, there is some
roughness to the collie's left ear tip which appears to be a flaw in the
making as well as a surface indentation to the same dog forehead, again a
manufacturing defect. The open dog house was probably used as a match
holder. An unusual multi figural German novelty item.
US$ 295.
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