SKINNER

The Richard Wright CollectionSession I: Rare and Important Dolls

Sale 2476 October 10, 2009 Marlborough

Andy OurantConsulting SpecialistAuctioneer508.970.3130

Becky OurantConsulting Specialist508.970.3130

Stuart WhitehurstSupervising Director,The Richard WrightCollection508.970.3130

AUCTION 2476

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The Richard Wright CollectionSession I: Rare and Important Dolls

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 Auction & Specialist Information

2 Web Site & Online Bidding

4 Provenance

6 Event Announcement

7 Lots 1-457

127 Map & Driving Directions

128 Conditions of Sale

129 Absentee Bid Form

130 Company Directors & Specialty Departments

131 Administrative Staff & Client Services

132 Dining

133 Accommodations

135 Catalogue Subscription Form

Please Note: All lots sold subject to our Conditions of Sale. Please refer to page 128 of this cataloguefor the full terms and conditions governing your purchase.

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Please be aware that all property is sold "as is," as referenced in Skinner Inc.'s Conditions of Sale, item 2,printed in sale catalogs, and listed on our website at www.skinnerinc.com. By participating in this auction youacknowledge that you are bound by the conditions of sale, and are comfortable with the condition of any lotupon which you intend to bid. Bidders are strongly encouraged to view lots in person (or to send arepresentative in his/her stead) before submitting bids. Absentee bidders are also encouraged to contact therepresentatives for this sale for information or clarification about condition or cataloguing on any lot beforesubmitting bids.

Condition information provided herein is supplied as a service to buyers, and has been completed with as muchattention and accuracy as possible. However, condition descriptions are relatively subjective, and the finaljudgment concerning condition is the responsibility of prospective buyers before bids are submitted. Damageand flaws both major and minor will be listed, but the level of acceptability of condition issues is theresponsibility of the potential buyer. Descriptive terms such as excellent, very good, and good are used todescribe the condition of the lots in this sale, and represent a concerted effort on the part of the ConsultingSpecialists and Skinner representatives to describe the condition of each item. If the cataloguing, condition note,or descriptive term used in any of the catalogue listings is unclear to a potential bidder, please contact a salerepresentative for answers to questions at 508-970-3130, or at wrightcollection@skinnerinc.com.

Richard Wright (1946-2009)

A charismatic personality blessed with a knowledge ofantiques that was far beyond his years, William RichardWright, Jr. was a full-time antiques dealer by the time he was11 or 12. Those who knew him from childhood say that eventhen he showed both an uncanny aptitude for the business ofantiques and a burning desire to experience a life ofadventure. Throughout his life, those qualities remained withhim and became inextricably intertwined.

Buoyed by the patriotic, entrepreneurial spirit of a nationemerging victoriously from war, Richard’s parents opened aretail furniture store in the 1950s to grab their share of theAmerican dream. But Richard was not a typical product of themid century. As would be the case throughout his life, Richardembraced counterculture and was drawn toward liberalthinkers and the avant-garde. Always imaginative, alwaysahead of his peers, Richard would become a trailblazer withinthe newly developing fraternity of collecting and the businessthat created collections.

Attending rural auctions in the greater Philadelphia areataught young Richard about local history, but his more globaleducation can be traced to the influence of Robert and MaryMerritt. Perusing and purchasing on a weekly basis thetreasures the Merritts brought back to their Douglassvillewarehouses from Europe, the now-teenage Richard viewedMerritt’s Antiques as a beacon lighting the pathway to hisfuture in the antiques business.

Richard opened his first shop in 1960, at the age of 14. Hisfather, William R. Wright, Sr., took notice of his son’s businessacumen and the rapidly rising profile he was gaining within theantiques trade. The senior Wright embraced his young son’shobby and, after Richard’s high school graduation, refitted thefurniture store to become Richard Wright Antiques. Hismother, Beatrice, may have been the genesis of thebusiness’s doll specialty, but Richard Jr. was a quick studyand had become amazingly decisive about all aspects of thisfamily business.

It is a well-known fact that Wright Sr. and Jr. often had adifferent vision about life and business. This had led to adisagreement on a buying trip in England in the mid 1960sthat ended with Richard staying on in London and his parentsreturning to Pennsylvania. It would prove to be a pivotalmoment in Richard’s life.

Richard rented a flat and soon was embracing London andeverything it had to offer—rock & roll, fashion, the world’sleading social scene, and most importantly to him, dolls andantiques. The true collector in Richard was “born” in England.It was there that he discovered the Aesthetic Movement ofthe late-19th and early 20th centuries. He would go on tocollect antiques from this period for the rest of his life.

Richard became a regular on the London doll scene.Haunting Portobello Road and Kensington Court, Richardfilled transatlantic shipping containers with antiques and dollsbound for the family business back in Spring City. The riftbetween father and son had been patched up quickly, andnow his parents had eager collectors waiting in line to buyRichard’s latest finds from across The Pond.

Returning to America in the 1970s, Richard began his 20-yearpartnership with Richard Saxman. Together, they went onbuying trips around Europe, as well as in Mexico, SouthAmerica and all over the United States.

After the passing of both his parents, Richard entered a newera of his life in 1982 by moving his shop to Birchrunville,Pennsylvania. His team of faithful employees—Meriel Marlar,Gemma Leigh, Sandi Morris, and Beth Ditullio—had to jumpinto the fast lane to keep up with the high-speed pace ofRichard’s buying and selling.

By the 1980s, collecting had moved into the mainstream ofAmerica, and Richard became a leader in selling all levels ofdolls. He encouraged the success of others and supportedthe creation of a code of ethics in the doll world by becomingthe first president of the National Antique Doll DealersAssociation. He became a headline-maker internationally fromhis high-end purchases. His bearded face was plastered onthe cover of countless national newspapers, under the words“World record price paid for teddy bear.”

Many people who did not know him personally still felt asthough they did, from his countless appearances on the PBStelevision show Antiques Roadshow. But the most significantbenefit of the show was meeting his life partner GlennStevens at his very first taping.

All along his career’s magical trail, which Richard would havelikened to the Yellow Brick Road, he embraced everythingand everyone he met. When Richard walked into a room offellow doll collectors, the atmosphere changed. It becameelectric. It became fun.

More than 50 years of doll collecting is represented in thiscatalog. By studying this collection it is very easy to seeRichard’s many facets. He was not a doll snob, he loved thecommon, the unusual, the rare, and the original. In hiscollection, you can see both his sense of humor and hispreference for things that were “genuine.”

I asked myself, what would Richard say of the sale of hiscollection? And in my head, I heard his voice saying what Ihad heard him tell so many customers—“That’s a cool doll,you should buy that.”

-Andy Ourant

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SKINNER Gallery Walk

Presented by Andy & Becky Ourant,and Nancy Smith

Friday, October 9, 2009

5:30 p.m. Reception/6:00 p.m. Gallery Walk

274 Cedar Hill StreetMarlborough, MA

R.S.V.P. 508.970.3000Reservations are Limited

Gallery Walk held in conjunction with a preview of Skinner’sOctober 10th auction of The Richard Wright Collection,

Session I: Rare and Important Dolls

1.J.B. Shepherd Philadelphia Cloth Baby, c. 1900, with moldedand painted stockinette shoulder head, lower arms, and legs,closed mouth, painted brown eyes and hair, molded features withnicely detailed eyelids, ears, nose, and mouth, in printed cottondress and white cotton and lace apron, ht. 21 in., (very good).

$3,000-4,000

2.Rare Papier-mâché Doll with Molded Bonnet, attributed toLowenthal & Comp., Germany, c. 1840, papier-mâché shoulderhead, black pupil-less glass eyes, outstanding painted darkpurple bonnet with painted bow, finely painted brows and lashes,closed mouth, cloth body with papier-mâché arms, painted clothlower legs with black slippers, wearing a Vierlande provincialcostume and matching cloth bonnet with attached human hairbraids, ht. 13.5 in., (very good).

$4,000-6,000

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3.Papier-mâché Scottish Highlander, Germany, c. 1850, papier-mâché shoulder head with rare molded helmet, molded andpainted features including brown finely brush-stroked hair andone exposed sideburn, blue eyes, cloth body with painted clotharms and black boots, wearing an authentic red wool and woolplaid Scottish costume, ht. 16 in., (excellent).

$3,000-4,000

4.Rare Molded Bonnet China Lady with Wood Body, Germany,c. 1860, flesh-toned glazed porcelain shoulder head, painted andmolded features with rare molded yellow bonnet with pink ribbon,black hair, brown eyes, jointed wood body with glazed porcelainlower arms and lower legs, orange painted shoes, wearing a floralsilk gown, ht. 7.5 in., (excellent).

$4,000-6,000

5.Wood-body China Lady, Germany, c. 1860, glazed porcelainshoulder head with painted and molded features, Queen Victoriahairstyle with exposed ears and coiled bun in back, blue eyes,jointed wooden body with china limbs, right hand moldedclenched, orange painted shoes, and original blue silk dress andblue velvet jacket, ht. 8.5 in., (excellent, some wear to clothing).

$2,000-3,000

6.China Doll with Wood Body Riding an Elephant, Germany, c.1860, doll ht. 3, glazed porcelain shoulder head with painted andmolded features, molded black short hair, jointed wooden bodywith china limbs, orange painted shoes, wearing a beadedcostume, mounted atop a German composition flocked elephant,lg. 7 in., with painted eyes and ornate red blanket with beadwork,(very good, some bead loss, re-glued tusk).

$2,000-3,000

7.Early Wooden Dolls in a Victorian Domed Vignette, with apapier-mâché faux landscape and tree limbs, containing sevenGrodnertal-type wood dolls of various sizes, c. 1820, all withgessoed and painted shoulder heads, black painted hair withvarious hairstyles, peg-jointed bodies and limbs, painted lowerarms and legs, wearing original costumes, dome ht. 18 in. dia.14.5 in., (excellent).

$8,000-10,000

8.Papier-mâché Lady with Glass Eyes, Germany, c. 1840,papier-mâché shoulder head, black center-part hair with longmolded sausage curls, exposed ears, molded painted featureswith pupil-less brown eyes, cloth body with leather arms, wearingoriginal printed cotton dress and underclothes with red leathershoes, ht. 18 in., (very good, with minor touch-up to tip of nose,minor crazing, some wear and tears to dress).

$4,000-6,000

9.Squeak Toy Baby in Wire Basket, Germany, c. 1850, papier-mâché socket head and shoulder plate, molded and paintedfeatures, blue eyes, black hair, molded neck ruffle, buntingcontaining squeak mechanism which is activated by pushing thefront, covered in a lace bunting and blanket with matchingbonnet, all contained in a bent wire double-handled basket, lg. 7in., (excellent).

$800-1,200

10.Small Papier-mâché Child with Glass Eyes, Germany, c. 1840,papier-mâché shoulder head with short molded and paintedblack hair, brown pupil-less glass eyes, closed mouth, originalcloth body with carved wood arms, wearing original cotton printdress, straw bonnet and antique black leather shoes, ht. 10.25in., (very good to excellent).

$800-1,200

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11.Miniature Painted Pine Dutch-style Dough Box, late 19th/early20th century, top painted with reserves of flowers and leaves on arose pink ground, the interior lined with wallpaper, on splayedlegs, lg. 8, ht. 5 in., (edges with minor edge chipping to paint,minor discoloration).

$1,000-1,500

12.Papier-mâché Milliner Model with Molded Bun, Germany, c.1840, papier-mâché shoulder head, painted and molded center-part hair swept back to coiled braided bun, blue painted eyes,closed mouth, milliner-type body with kid torso and carved woodlimbs, green painted shoes, wearing original ivory gauze dress,ht. 9.5 in., (excellent).

$800-1,200

13.Papier-mâché Lady Head with Rare Brown Human Hair Wig,attributed to Andreas Voit, Germany, c. 1830, papier-mâchéshoulder head, wig with coiled front tendrils and coiled braid inback, original silk hair ribbon, blue glass eyes, molded ears,closed mouth, ht. 7 in., (very good).

$800-1,200

14.Rare Papier-mâché Doll’s Head, Germany, c. 1850, papier-mâché shoulder head, ht. 5.75, molded and painted features,brown painted eyes, closed mouth, rare hairstyle with brownpainted hair, large molded rear bun, applied brown human hairfront curls, wearing original lace bonnet with a fabric flowerbouquet, enclosed in a glass dome with turned walnut base, dia.7, ht. 6 in., (excellent).

$1,000-1,500

15.Papier-mâché Doll Head with Apollo Knot Hairstyle, Germany,c. 1840, papier-mâché shoulder head, painted molded features,elaborately molded high beehive hairstyle with side curls, bluepainted eyes, ht. 7.5 in., (very good, restoration to shoulderplate).

$700-900

16.China Lady with Portrait-type Face, Germany, c. 1850,attributed to Kloster Veilsdorf, glazed porcelain shoulder head,painted and molded features with blue eyes, well painted andmolded black hair with center part and sausage curls, also sweptback into a coiled braided bun in back with molded comb, clothbody with kid leather arms, wearing a two-piece costume withmetallic trimmed brown velvet jacket and red wool skirt, ht. 24 in.,(very good, light overall kiln dust under glaze).

$6,000-8,000

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17.Alice-type China Child with Taufling-type Body, Germany, c.1860, attributed to Kister, glazed porcelain flange neck withpainted and molded features, blue eyes, dark brown hair pulledback with gilt trimmed white headband, on composition shoulderplate, cloth body with composition midsection and glazed armsand legs, black painted boots, wearing a floral print cotton dressand cotton underclothes with pantaloons, ht. 14 in., (very good toexcellent, some fading and soiling to dress, wear to boots).

$4,000-5,000

18.Bonnet Head Parian Doll in Frame, late 19th century, the dollwith floral bonnet and black hair, with bisque arms and gray silkdress, mounted in central oval surround of a rectangular fabricmat with floral satin stitch and metallic thread borders,rectangular wood frame, ht. of doll 4.5, frame 16 x 14 in., (minorwear).

$1,000-1,500

19.Papier-mâché Gentleman, Germany, c. 1840, papier-mâchéshoulder head, short painted black hair with finely brush-strokedbangs and nape of neck, pupil-less brown glass eyes, closedmouth, pierced nostrils, milliner-type body with kid torso andcarved wood limbs, leather applied boots, wearing a blue wooltwo-piece suit with vest and under-blouse, matching overcoatwith velvet trim and seal skin top hat, ht. 17 in., (excellent).

$3,000-4,000

20.French Papier-mâché Lady, c. 1850, papier-mâché shoulderhead, black painted hair with brush strokes, brown pupil-lessglass eyes, open mouth with four teeth, gusseted kid body,wearing a gauze and lace dress with matching bonnet, holding asmall French papier-mâché child in bunting, ht. 17 in., (excellent).

$3,000-4,000

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21.Important Kris Kringle Doll, Germany, c. 1852, papier-mâchéshoulder head with molded and painted features, short curlyblack hair with brush-stroked front bangs, blue painted eyes,closed mouth, overstuffed cloth body with kid hands mounted toa cloth covered round base, wearing wool plaid costume withblue fur trim, red wool pants and socks, black leather shoes,paper covered muslin cone shaped hat with black fur and paperChristmas die cut dated 1852, the body covered withapproximately fifty-five period playthings including a wood rifle,two flutes, carved wood rooster, wood noisemaker, wax coveredwire baskets, bird cage with wax bird, American flags, tincookware, toy pocket watches, German cast soft metal toysincluding horse drawn omnibus, ships, trains, scissors, whistles,trivets, tall clocks, horns, bells, frames with mirrors, a side-wheelboat, hot air balloon, and others. ht. 22 in., (excellent, somesoiling to clothes, some minor losses to toys).

Note: Accompanying this doll is a handwritten note reading: “KrisKringle sends greeting through Cousin Anna to the children, andwishes them a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year - ChristmasEve 1852.” The original condition and completeness of this dollprovides an incredible glimpse of Christmas in 1852.

$6,000-8,000

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22.Early Papier-mâché Lady with Open Mouth, France, c. 1840,fine quality papier-mâché shoulder head with painted black pateand original brown human hair wig, dark brown pupil-less glasseyes, finely painted brows and lashes, pierced nostrils, openmouth with eight teeth, French kid body, wearing original fancysilk costume with lace and bead trim and matching cap, ht. 21in., (very good).

$2,000-3,000

23.Parian Swaddling Baby, Germany, c. 1860, untinted bisqueshoulder head with painted and molded features, blue paintedeyes, brown short hair, cloth body with bisque limbs, holding twoblown glass birds, in a swaddling with blanket, ht. 5 in.,(excellent).

$600-800

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24.Simon & Halbig Parian Lady, Germany, c. 1880, untinted bisquesocket neck and shoulder plate, molded blonde hair with blackhair ribbon, blue painted eyes, painted brows and lashes, closedmouth, cloth body with bisque arms and lower legs, painted graybutton-up boots, wearing a patterned organza dress with aquasatin trim, ht. 8 in., (excellent).

$1,000-1,500

25.Jacob Petit China Lady, France, c. 1840, a fine quality pink-tinted glazed porcelain shoulder head with long neck (head notremoved from body to find markings), painted and moldedfeatures with light blue eyes, short painted hairstyle with exposedears, cloth body with kid arms, wearing black silk dress and plaidsilk underskirt, ht. 20 in., (excellent).

$8,000-10,000

26.Papier-mâché Gentleman with Mustache, Germany, c. 1840,papier-mâché shoulder head, molded and painted black shortcurly hair with finely brush-stroked bangs and sideburns, moldedand painted mustache, brown painted eyes, closed mouth,milliner-type body with kid torso and wooden limbs, yellowpainted shoes, wearing a three-piece green wool suit with cottonundershirt, ht. 24 in., (excellent).

$3,000-5,000

27.Rare American Tin Toy Sled, c. 1870, light brown painted tinsled with stenciled decoration of an American flag above adomed roof, possibly the Capitol rotunda and stenciled “OURCOUNTRY,” also with red and blue trim, runners and sled bottompainted light brown, very small remnant of period green paperlabel, lg. 8.75 in., (very good, paint loss to bottom, several loosesolder points).

$2,000-3,000

28.Papier-mâché Gentleman, Germany, c. 1850, papier-mâchéshoulder head, molded and painted features, brown paintedeyes, black center-part hairstyle with finely brush-stroked bangs,milliner-type body with kid torso and carved wood limbs, paintedorange shoes, wearing original suit with cotton shirt, silk vest,wool jacket and pants, ht. 16 in., (very good).

$1,500-2,000

29.China Gentleman Dressed as a Soldier, Germany, c. 1860,attributed to Kestner, glazed porcelain shoulder head with paintedand molded features, short black hair with finely brush-strokedbangs, blue eyes, cloth body with china limbs, black paintedboots, wearing an original wool two-piece uniform with leatherbelt and shoulder satchel, ht. 13.5 in., (excellent, some wear andminor moth damage to uniform).

$1,000-1,500

30.Rare Martha Chase “Alice in Wonderland” Four-Piece Set, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, c. 1920, this rare setconsists of four characters: Alice, The Mad Hatter, the Duchess, and a Frog Footman; Alice with painted stockinettehead with molded and painted features, heavily painted dark blonde hair, brown painted eyes with lashes, sateenbody with painted stockinette limbs, wearing a cream-colored cotton two-piece dress and white leather shoes, ht.12.5; The Mad Hatter with painted stockinette head with molded and painted features, yarn brown hair, brownpainted eyes, heavily painted brows, boldly molded character features including large nose and smiling mouth, sateenbody with painted stockinette limbs, wearing brown and white check one-piece suit with matching light brown jacketwith cream cotton collar and bow tie, gray felt top hat with original cardboard sign reading “In This Style 10/6” andbrown leather shoes, ht. 15; the Duchess with painted stockinette head with molded and painted features, bright redmohair wig, brown painted eyes with lashes, painted brows, boldly molded character features including dimples andsmiling mouth, sateen body with painted stockinette limbs, wearing bronze polished cotton floral patterned gown andheaddress with net veil, black leather shoes, ht. 13.5; Frog Footman with painted stockinette head with molded andpainted features, gray mohair wig, boldly molded amphibious character features including bulging eyes and heavilypainted frog skin, sateen body with painted stockinette limbs, wearing a three-piece cotton suit with red pants, goldvest, pale blue jacket and cotton bow tie, ht. 12.5 in., (frog footman missing one shoe).

$30,000-40,000

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31.Simon & Halbig 151 Character Girl, Germany, c. 1910, bisquesocket head, incised 151 S&H 3, blue painted eyes, smilingmouth with painted teeth, deeply modeled facial features, blondehuman hair wig, jointed composition body, wearing antique wooldress and cape with red velvet trimmed bonnet, red satin shoes,and period umbrella with bone handle, ht. 22 in., (very good, 1-inch tight inherent line extending from right inner ear).

$4,000-6,000

32.Simon & Halbig 151 Character Boy, Germany, c. 1910, bisquesocket head, incised 151 S&H 4, blue painted eyes, smilingmouth with painted teeth, deeply modeled facial features, brownmohair wig, jointed composition body, wearing period boy’s suitwith matching hat and French black leather shoes with rosettes,ht. 25 in., (excellent, very slight cheek rub).

$7,000-9,000

33.Santa Claus Character Doll, Cuno & Otto Dressel, Germany, c.1900, bisque socket head made by Simon & Halbig incised 24 D,blue glass eyes, closed mouth, realistic portrait features withdecorated furrowed brow, age lines and large nose, white mohairwig, with kid skin applied beard and mohair applied wig on a fullyjointed composition body, wearing a fur trimmed wool suit andmatching cap, leather boots and a period Christmas advertisingbutton, ht. 18 in., (excellent).

$4,000-6,000

34.Simon & Halbig Character Gentleman, Germany, c. 1900,unmarked bisque socket head attributed to the 1300 series ofcharacters, brown glass eyes, painted brows and mustache,closed mouth, heavily molded facial features including age lines,auburn mohair wig, on a fully jointed composition body, wearing awool tuxedo and seal skin top hat with black leather shoes, ht.12.75 in., (excellent).

$5,000-6,000

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35.KPM China Gentleman, Germany, c. 1845, flesh-toned glazedporcelain shoulder head, painted and molded features with blueeyes, well painted and molded brown short hair with exposedmolded ears, cloth body with kid lower arms, wearing a tuxedo,ht. 16 in., (very good, wear to hands, minor rubs on hair, headnot removed from body to find markings).

$7,000-9,000

36.Early China Doll with Glass Eyes, Germany, c. 1850, attributedto Kloster Veilsdorf, glazed porcelain shoulder head, painted andmolded features with brown glass eyes, black center part hairwith short curls, cloth body with kid leather arms, painted blackshoes, wearing original floral print dress with apron andunderclothes, brown leather boots, ht. 25.5 in., (very good, smalleye chip to bottom rim of left eye).

$4,000-6,000

37.China Taufling Child, Germany, c. 1860, attributed to Kister,glazed porcelain flange neck with painted and molded features,blue eyes, black hair with brush-stroked bangs on a glazedporcelain shoulder plate, cloth body with glazed porcelainmidsection and china arms and legs, squeaker concealed inmidsection (not working), wearing silk dress with underclothes, ht.12 in., (very good to excellent).

$2,500-3,500

38.Frozen Charlotte with Brush-stroked Hair, Germany, c. 1880,one-piece glazed porcelain body and head, with black moldedand painted brush-stroked hair, blue painted eyes, nicely sculptedtorso with clenched fists, wearing an antique wool dress andrattan bonnet, ht. 7 in., (excellent, some wear to clothes).

$300-400

39.China Lady with Braided Bun, Germany, c. 1850, attributed toKister, glazed porcelain shoulder head, painted and moldedfeatures with blue eyes, well painted and molded black center-part hair swept back into a coiled braided bun, cloth body withglazed porcelain limbs, painted black shoes, wearing a one-piececotton dress with floral top and matching skirt, ht. 14.5 in.,(excellent).

$2,000-3,000

40.Large Queen Anne Lady Doll in Mahogany and WalnutVeneered Display Case, England, c. 1720, carved wooden headand torso with mortise and tenon jointed wooden arms and legs,gesso and painted head, shoulders and hands, large carvedforked hands, brown pupil-less glass eyes, finely painted browsand lashes with nicely blushed cheeks and a sparse brownhuman hair wig, wearing original silk brocade dress withstomacher and bronze-colored braiding, over multiple petticoatswith quilted and crewelwork accenting, with wide-brimmed silkhat, double knit stockings and brocade full shoes with leathersoles, ht. 25, the dome-top rectangular case with glass to threesides and with velvet-covered back panel to which doll isattached, case ht. 34, wd. to 20.75, dp. 9.5 in., (excellent, withminor in-painting to hands).

$50,000-70,000

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41.Parian Squeak Toy Child, Germany, c. 1880, shoulder head withmolded hat and pink luster plume, dark brown molded hair,bisque peg-jointed arms and glazed porcelain legs with pinkluster boots, cloth-covered torso containing squeakermechanism, wearing later clothes, ht. 5.5 in., (very good,squeaker not functional).

$800-1,000

42.American Classical-style Stencil Decorated Miniature NannyBench, late 19th/early 20th century, with shaped cresting andspindle-inset backrest, hinged baby gate and trestle supports onrockers, with floral stenciling, lg. 7.75 in., (stretchers with gluerepairs, minor wear throughout).

$1,000-1,500

43.Parian Squeak Toy Child, Germany, c. 1880, untinted bisqueshoulder head with unusual molded hat, brown molded hair,bisque peg-jointed arms and bisque legs with painted blackshoes with plaid socks, cloth-covered torso containing squeakermechanism, wearing a velvet Scottish kilt, ht. 5.25 in., (excellent).

$1,000-1,500

44.Polychrome Painted Chalkware Mother and Child, early 20thcentury, brush-stroked bangs, eyebrows and eyes, lilac coloredlong dress with matching floral molded bouquet, holding cutflowers and her child’s hand, ht. 14 in., (paint wear to arms,child’s dress, and hat, age typical wear).

$200-300

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45.Rare Boy Riding Goat Pull-Toy, Germany, c. 1850, moldedpapier-mâché running goat with molded and painted features onintegral molded base concealing three wood wheels and simplemechanism which is attached to a molded papier-mâché boyrider, with painted and molded features, lg. 10 in., (good to verygood, horns replaced, top of hat brim recovered with paper).

$2,000-3,000

46.Pair of Rock & Graner Figural Mantel Vases, Germany, c.1850, comprising a male and female standing figure, bothpainted and molded toleware bodies with papier-mâché headswith molded and painted features, both with faux painted tinbaskets on their backs, mounted to wood platforms, ht. 15 in.,(excellent).

$2,500-3,500

47.French Painted Papier-mâché Milliner’s Head, mid-19thcentury, felt head scarf with the stitched name of Albert Vinet,finely brush-stroked brows, lashes and center parted hair withcurled tips, red lips and rouge accented cheeks, floral paintedbodice with green shirt, ht. 14.5 in., (scattered cracking to face,paint wear to one eye and curled hair tip, age-typical minorlosses).

$1,200-1,500

48.Smiling Bru Fashion and Kestner Child Under Dome, late 19thcentury, period vignette enclosed in a glass dome with ebonizedwood ogee-shaped base, featuring a moss covered landscapewith a tree stump and two protruding sets of limbs, overall ht. 24;seated to the left is a smiling Bru fashion lady, ht. 15, France, c.1870, pale pressed bisque socket head on bisque shoulder plate,incised D on head, blue stationary glass eyes, finely paintedbrows and lashes, slightly smiling closed mouth, pierced ears,blonde human hair wig with cork pate, fully jointed painted woodbody with swivel waist and articulated wrists and ankles, (onefingertip missing, two repaired fingertips), wearing a couturefashion outfit of silk patterned velvet with plum velvet inserts andfur trim, matching hat, brown leather fashion boots, accessoriesinclude spectacles, one leather glove, ivory-handled parasol, andleather purse; right side features a Kestner child, ht. 9, Germany,c. 1890, bisque socket head incised 3, sleeping brown glasseyes, finely painted brows and lashes, open mouth with threesquare teeth, blonde mohair wig, jointed composition body withstraight wrists, wearing a lavender silk dress with lace trim andmatching bonnet; on the ground is a small German doll, ht. 4 in.,c. 1890, bisque shoulder head with painted and molded features,cloth body with bisque limbs, wearing a gauze and lace dress.

$8,000-10,000

49.Swaine & Co. Smiling Character Girl, Germany, c. 1910, bisquesocket head, incised BP 5 and stamped with round green Swainetrademark, painted blue intaglio eyes, finely painted eyebrows,open/closed smiling mouth with four molded teeth, antiquebrown human hair wig with braided coil in back, on a jointedcomposition body, wearing original Eastern European provincialcostume, matching bonnet and black leather shoes, ht. 17 in.,(excellent).

$3,000-4,000

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50.Heubach 8315 Character Boy, Germany, c. 1910, bisquesocket head, incised 8317 over the square Heubach mark, brownglass sleep eyes, finely painted brows and lashes, open/closedsmiling mouth with painted teeth, expressive modeling with twomolded dimples, brown human hair wig, fully jointed compositionbody, wearing a wool sailor’s suit and black canvas shoes, ht. 16in., (excellent).

$5,000-7,000

51.Victorian Child’s Sleigh/Carriage, America, signed G. Snyder, c.1890, ornately pin-striped painted wood body with serpentinerails ending in eagle head terminals, nickel plated metal uprightsending in horsehair plumes, wood sleigh runners in combinationwith lever-activated wire spoke wheels, crushed red velvetupholstered seat, lg. 54 in., (very good, some minor flaking andwear).

$3,000-5,000

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52.Important Portrait-type Carved Wood Doll, Germany, c.1820, artist painted gesso over carved wood head, brownpainted hair with finely brush-stroked tendrils of hair in font ofcarved exposed ears, carved textured hair with two moldedand carved large braids surrounding a large red and gildedremovable carved wood hair comb, finely brush-stroked hairat the nape of the neck, brows, and lashes, with tranquil lightblue painted eyes, carved nose, closed mouth with paintedteeth, shaped chin, long slender neck, integral upper torsowith molded breasts and painted nipples with blushing, fullypainted jointed body with swivel jointed waist, long arms withjointed elbows and finely carved hands including unusual lefthand carving of index and thumb carved touching, longslender jointed legs with carved and painted blue slippers;wearing original printed cotton dress with lace collar,underclothes and pantaloons, (excellent), ht. 39 in.

Provenance: Mr. Wright is believed to have acquired thisremarkable doll via private treaty sale at Sotheby’s London inthe 1980s. Undocumented anecdotal history purports thatthis incredible painted and carved doll was commissioned bya member of Dutch Royalty.

$40,000-60,000

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53.KPM China Lady with Bun, Germany, c. 1845, flesh-tonedglazed porcelain shoulder head with serene expression, paintedand molded features with blue eyes, well painted and moldedbrown hair swept into a large bun in back with slightly exposedmolded ears, cloth body with glazed porcelain limbs, paintedshoes, wearing two-piece lightweight cotton dress trimmed withaqua satin ribbons and cotton jacket, ht. 19 in., (one leg re-gluedat knee, head not removed from body to find markings, otherwiseexcellent).

$8,000-10,000

54.KPM China Gentleman, Germany, c. 1845, unmarked flesh-toned glazed porcelain shoulder head, painted and moldedfeatures with blue eyes, well painted and molded brown hair withside part, kid body, wearing a tuxedo jacket, lightweight hound’s-tooth wool pants, satin top hat, and dark brown leather shoes,ht. 18 in., (very good, wear to hands, minor rubs on hair, headnot removed from body to find markings).

$7,000-9,000

55.China Lady with Molded Bonnet, Germany, c. 1860, glazedporcelain shoulder head with painted and molded features, redtrimmed white molded bonnet with ruffled edge, long blackmolded hair exposed below bonnet, blue eyes, cloth body withglazed porcelain lower arms and feet with light green tasseledboots, wearing a pleated silk dress, ht. 11 in., (very good, somefabric loss).

$3,000-4,000

56.Black China Lady, Germany, c. 1870, attributed to Hertwig, darkbrown tinted porcelain shoulder head, brown eyes, black paintedhair, closed mouth, cloth body with glazed porcelain hands andfeet, wearing original red printed cotton dress with white apronand knit bonnet, (good to very good).

$1,000-1,500

57.China Boy with Turned Head, Germany, c. 1850, attributed toKestner, glazed porcelain shoulder head, painted and moldedfeatures with blue eyes, short black hair with brush-strokedbangs, cloth body with glazed porcelain arms, wearinglightweight wool two-piece boy’s suit with red trim, and darkbrown leather shoes, ht. 11 in., (very good, rub to nose, glazechip on cheek).

$1,500-2,000

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58.Anglo-American School, 19th Century

Portrait of a Child Holding a Doll, unsigned, oil on canvas, inebonized and parcel-gilt frame, image 10.25 x 9 in.

$400-600

59.China Lady with Glass Eyes, Germany, c. 1870, attributed toKloster Veilsdorf, glazed porcelain shoulder head with paintedand molded features, pupil-less brown glass eyes, painted browsand lashes, black molded Greiner-style center-part hairstyle withdeeply molded curls behind molded ears, slightly smilingexpression, cloth body with kid arms, wearing lightweight wooldress with patterned black design, ht. 21 in., (excellent, somemoth damage to dress).

$3,500-4,500

60.China Boy Doll, Germany, c. 1850, Kestner, flesh-toned glazedporcelain shoulder head, painted and molded features with lightblue eyes, well painted and molded black side-part short hair withfine brush stroking, exposed molded ears, cloth body with kidlower arms, wearing a dark green wool suit with white cottonundershirt and brown leather shoes, ht. 22 in., (excellent, wear tohands).

$2,000-3,00058

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61.Important Papier-mâché Lady, Germany, c. 1840, papier-mâché shoulder head, hairstyle consisting of black painted head,brush-stroked center part and two applied looped braids ofwaxed human hair in front of each molded exposed ear and abrush-stroked part running from ear to ear over the top of thehead with a finely detailed applied coiled rear braided bun ofwaxed human hair, brown pupil-less glass eyes, closed mouth,unusual molded breasts, cloth body with leather arms, wearing atwo-piece black satin dress with embroidered floral detail, stripedsilk apron, embroidered black net shawl and fingerless gloves, ht.33 in., (very good, eyebrows and lashes enhanced with charcoalpencil).

Provenance: Maurine S. Popp.$10,000-15,000

62.Papier-mâché Lady with Rare Human Hair Wig, Germany, c.1850, papier-mâché shoulder head, brown human hair wig withlooped braids above molded ears and coiled braided back bun,brown pupil-less glass eyes, kid body, long papier-mâché armsand lower legs with blue painted shoes, wearing a cotton andlace gown with straw bonnet, ht. 25 in., (excellent).

$4,000-6,000

63.Moravian Cloth Doll by Polly Heckewelder, Bethlehem,Pennsylvania, c. 1900, all-cloth doll with hand-painted facialfeatures and hair, wearing original printed cotton dress, apron,knitted bonnet and brown leather shoes, ht. 18 in., (very good).

$3,000-4,000

64.Small Izannah Walker Cloth Child, Rhode Island, c. 1860, oilpainted stockinette head and shoulders, hand-painted featuresincluding brown eyes, wispy brown hair with fine brush strokes,applied ears, pink cheek blush and painted closed mouth, muslinbody with oil painted arms and legs with bare feet, wearinghandmade cotton dress with frail silk blue and white check trim,brown leather shoes, ht. 14 in., (very good, with minor spots ofthinning of varnish to face).

$10,000-15,000

65.Papier-mâché Gentleman with Molded Top Hat, Germany, c.1850, molded papier-mâché shoulder head with flocked top hat,molded and painted features including mustache and long brush-stroked sideburns, blue eyes, milliner-type body with kid torso,painted wood arms and legs, orange painted shoes, wearing afancy wool belted top coat with cotton striped pants, ht. 14 in.,(excellent, slight moth damage to clothing).

$1,500-2,000

66.Papier-mâché Soldier with Molded Helmet, Germany, c. 1850,papier-mâché shoulder head with incredible molded helmet,molded and painted features including mustache and brush-stroked long hair around helmet, blue eyes, cloth body, wearing avelvet costume with stamped metal trim, black leather boots anda brown leather satchel, ht. 14 in., (very good, some wear).

$3,000-4,000

67.Jacob Petit China Lady, France, c. 1840, fine quality pink-tintedglazed porcelain shoulder head with long neck, front of shoulderplate inscribed PAR BREVET, painted and molded features withblue eyes, center part painted hairstyle with swept-back braidsbelow exposed ears extending to the back and ending in a smallcoiled bun, fine brush-stroked hair at the nape of the neck, clothbody with kid arms, wearing pink silk dress, ht. 19 in., (excellent,inherent firing flaw on side of nose).

$7,000-9,000

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68.Rare Belsnickel Squeak Toy, Germany, c. 1870, papier-mâchéstanding figure with painted and molded red costume, grotesquemolded facial features including large nose and chin with paintedwarts, wearing a rattan basket on his back, holding a moldedpapier-mâché child with a bare bottom, being disciplined withone articulated arm holding a whip, atop original wood andleather bellows with working squeaker, ht. 6 in., (very good).

Note: Belsnickel is a Christmas character of European derivation.He is derived from early pagan myths designed to keep childrenin line, coupled with Christian stories of St. Nicholas. This squeaktoy is a rare form depicting an unusual Christmas character.

$2,000-3,000

69.Early Carved Wood Knitting Lady Toy, Nuremburg, c. 1840,carved, gessoed, and painted wood, seated woman with onelever-operated articulated arm, holding her needlework, seated ina yellow chair in front of a red table with molded pincushion andscissors, all mounted to a faux marble painted base, ht. 6.25 in.,(very good).

$3,000-4,000

70.Queen Anne Lady Doll, England, c. 1750, carved wooden headand torso with jointed wooden legs, gesso and painted head,shoulders and hands, jointed arms with large carved and forkedhands, brown pupil-less glass eyes, finely painted brows andlashes with nicely blushed cheeks and a human hair wig, wearingan apricot silk dress with embroidered linen apron and straw hat,holding an 18th century miniature rag doll, ht. 15.5 in.,(professional restoration to head and arms).

$8,000-12,000

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71.Papier-mâché Soldier, Germany, c. 1850, papier-mâché headwith molded and painted features, short curly black hair withbrush-stroked, brown painted eyes, cloth body with kids arms,wearing a fine wool officer’s uniform and leather boots, ht. 22 in.,(excellent).

$4,000-5,000

72.Papier-mâché Lady with Coronet Braid, Germany, c. 1840,papier-mâché shoulder head, molded and painted black hair withbrush stoked tendrils above molded ears, large braided bun withmolded comb, blue painted eyes, closed mouth, leather body,wearing a fine gauze costume with linen underclothes, ht. 20 in.,(excellent).

$3,500-4,500

73.Parian Daughter of the Regiment Sewing Table Companion,Germany, c. 1890, untinted bisque shoulder head, painted andmolded features with blue eyes and molded light brown hair, clothbody with bisque arms and legs, black painted boots, originalhomemade uniform made from period women’s magazinepatterns, cotton dress and blouse with red wool jacket, matchinghat, bed roll, canteen and candy container drum, ht. 12 in., (verygood, drum has one replaced end).

$1,500-2,000

74.New England Classical-style Polychrome Painted Comb-back Windsor Rocking Chair, 19th century, with arrow-backslats and scrolled arms, saddle seat and turned legs andstretchers, on rockers, ht. 8.5 in., (minor crack to front left leg,minor wear throughout).

$1,000-1,500

75.Rare China Lady with Molded Bonnet and Wardrobe,Germany, c. 1840, fine quality porcelain glazed shoulder head,painted and molded features with blue eyes, lavender paintedbonnet with white scalloped trim and blue painted bow underchin, cloth kid body with kid arms, wearing a green and whitecheck dress with black velvet fringed cape, high blue lacedboots; wardrobe includes blue patterned lightweight wool dresswith covered buttons, black taffeta dress, two-piece black satindress, amber and black silk patterned shawl, flannel slip, cottonslip, and cream organdy apron with matching bonnet, ht. 14 in.,(excellent, hands worn).

$8,000-10,000

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76.China Lady with Rare Hairstyle, Germany, c. 1860, glazedporcelain shoulder head, painted and molded features, blackfancy swept-back hair with a large coiled braided bun, blue eyeswith nicely molded eyelids, cloth body with glazed porcelainlimbs, black painted boots, wearing a light weight wool off-the-shoulder dress with velvet trim, ht. 20 in., (excellent).

$4,000-6,000

77.China Lady with Rare Hairstyle, Germany, c. 1850, attributed toKister, flesh-toned glazed porcelain shoulder head, painted andmolded features with blue eyes, well painted and molded blackcenter-part hair with dual braids swept under each exposedmolded ear ending in a coiled bun in back, cloth body withglazed porcelain limbs, black painted boots, wearing originalprinted cotton dress and white cotton underclothes, ht. 25 in.,(excellent).

$4,000-6,000

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78.KPM China Lady with Braided Bun, Germany, c. 1845, flesh-toned glazed porcelain shoulder head with serene expression,painted and molded features with blue eyes, well painted andmolded brown hair swept back into a coiled braided bun, kidbody with glazed porcelain arms, wearing a cotton and lacedress, brown leather shoes, ht. 17 in., (head not removed frombody to find markings, excellent).

$8,000-10,000

79.Kestner 208 Character Girl, Germany, c. 1910, bisque headincised K/Made in Germany/14/208, brown painted eyes, finelypainted brows and upper lashes, closed pouty mouth, lightbrown mohair wig, on a fully jointed composition body, wearing apink cotton checked dress and black leather shoes, ht. 23.5 in.,(excellent).

$25,000-30,000

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80.Klay & Hahn 520 Character Boy in Tuxedo, Germany, c. 1910,bisque head incised K & H 520/11, brown painted eyes, finelypainted brows and upper lashes, closed smiling mouth, moldeddimples, blonde mohair wig, on a fully jointed composition body,wearing a well-made period tuxedo and top hat, with blackleather shoes, ht. 23 in., (excellent).

$5,000-6,000

81.Bruno Schmidt 2025 Character Child, Germany, c. 1910,bisque socket head, incised 2025/54 over BSW (enclosed in aheart) 529, blue painted intaglio eyes, finely painted brows andupper eye lashes, slightly smiling closed mouth, brown mohairwig, fully jointed composition body, wearing a floral printed cottonand lace dress with printed apron and black and white leathershoes, ht. 20.5 in., (excellent).

$6,000-8,000

82.Simon & Halbig 1279 Character Child, Germany, c. 1900,bisque socket head, incised SH 1279 DEP Germany 13, brownglass eyes, painted and molded fly away eyebrows, paintedlashes, open mouth with four upper teeth, molded dimples,pierced ears, blonde mohair wig, on a fully jointed compositionbody, wearing a fine textured white cotton dress accented withpink silk ribbons and lace, black and white leather baby shoes,ht. 26 in., (very good).

Provenance: Beatrice Wright.$3,000-4,000

83.Kämmer & Reinhardt 117 Character Child, Germany, c. 1910,bisque socket head incised K*R Simon & Halbig 117/76, brownsleep eyes, finely painted brows and lashes, closed pouty mouth,light auburn mohair wig, on a jointed composition body, wearingoriginal silk and lace dress with matching hat and white leathershoes, ht. 28 in., (excellent).

Provenance: Beatrice Wright.$5,000-6,000

84.Early Wood Lady Doll, Grodnertal, Austria, c. 1820, gessoedand painted shoulder head, black painted hair with tendrilsaround face, peg-jointed body and limbs, painted lower arms andlegs, red shoes, wearing a patterned gauze dress with lace trimand amber-colored beaded necklace, holding a satin satchel, ht.7 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

85.Early Wood Lady Doll, Grodnertal, Austria, c. 1820, gessoedand painted shoulder head, black painted hair with tendrilsaround face, peg-jointed body and limbs, painted lower arms andlegs, red shoes, wearing a patterned gauze dress with lace trimand straw bonnet, ht. 7 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

86.Tuck Comb Wooden Lady, Grodnertal, Austria, c. 1820,gessoed and painted shoulder head, black painted hair, yellowcomb, peg-jointed body and limbs, painted lower arms and legs,red shoes, wearing pink checked cotton dress and bonnet, ht.6.5 in., (excellent).

$600-800

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87.Small Tuck Comb Wooden Lady, Grodnertal, Austria, c. 1820,gessoed and painted shoulder head, black painted hair withtendrils around face, yellow comb, peg-jointed body and limbs,painted lower arms and legs, red shoes, wearing original clothes,ht. 3.75 in., (very good).

$500-700

88.Small Papier-mâché Lady, Germany, c. 1840, papier-mâchéshoulder head, molded and painted black hair with bun in back,milliner-type body with kid torso and carved wood limbs, paintedshoes, wearing cotton floral print dress, ht. 5 in., (very good,minor wear to face, some soiling to fabric).

$400-600

89.Fine China Lady with Wood Body, Germany, c. 1860, flesh-toned glazed porcelain shoulder head, painted and moldedfeatures with blue eyes, short black hairstyle with very fine brush-stroked bangs, jointed wood body with glazed porcelain lowerarms and lower legs, black painted slippers, wearing a whitegauze and lace dress over a floral printed cotton skirt, ht. 8.5 in.,(excellent).

$3,000-4,000

90.Napoleon III Brass-mounted Tulipwood and Part-ebonizedMiniature Table, third quarter 19th century, upper section fittedwith a hinged top with three-quarter gallery, red silk interiormounted with a pincushion; lower section with serpentine topand case fitted with two drawers, on angular cabriole legs, foliatecast mounts throughout, ht. 6.75, wd. 6, dp. 4 in., (some bentand loose mounts, pincushion worn and with losses).

$700-900

91.China Lady with Wood Body, Germany, c. 1860, glazedporcelain shoulder head, painted and molded features, blackpainted short hairstyle with brush-stroked bangs, blue eyes,reproduction jointed wood body with wood lower arms and lowerlegs glazed to simulate porcelain, wearing antique printed gauzedress, ht. 6 in., (very good).

$800-1,200

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92.Goodyear Patent Rubber Doll with Blue Chair, New YorkRubber Company, c. 1860, vulcanized rubber shoulder headincised New York Rubber Co. Goodyear Pat 4448, molded andpainted features, black hair with long curls, black pupil-less eyes,homemade cloth body with kid arms, wearing a lightweight woolplaid skirt with matching velvet and lace top, the French miniaturechair with bamboo-type turnings and caned seat, overpaintedblue, doll ht. 12 in., (fair, overall areas of loss to head).

$600-800

93.John Darcy Noble D’Allemange Fashion Figure, France, mid-20th century, carton moule shoulder head with molded andpainted facial features, curly painted tendrils of hair, two longwood dowels for legs, attached to round wood base, flat woodarms, gauze dress constructed of early 19th century fabric, withgilded paper trim, ht. 19 in., (excellent).

Note: Created by John Darcy Noble after original late 18th/early19th century carton moule dolls. For a description of the creationof these D’Allemange dolls see John Darcy Noble, Rare &Lovely: Dolls of Two Centuries, Grantsville, Maryland: HobbyHouse Press, 2000, p. 64.

$800-1,200

94.Dorothy Heizer Art Doll Depicting Renaud de Montauban,New Jersey, c. 1930, molded stockinette with finely painted facialfeatures, light brown mohair wig, stockinette hands with wirearmature, original costume and matching hat on integral stand,ht. 14.5 in., (excellent).

Note: Renaud de Montauban is a character from mediaevalFrench literature.

$3,000-4,000

95.Portrait Jumeau Bebe, so called “Elizabeth,” France, c. 1880,pressed bisque socket head, incised 10, blue paperweight eyes,painted brows and lashes, light mauve shadow over eyes, closedmouth, pierced ears, brown human hair wig with cork pate, fullyjointed composition body marked Jumeau, wearing aqua cottonhigh-waisted dress with silk bonnet and parasol with original AuNain Blue store label, original signed E. Jumeau size 10 brownleather shoes, ht. 23 in., (excellent).

$10,000-12,000

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96.Early Roly Poly Child with Green Dress, Germany, c. 1850,papier-mâché roly poly of a child with Greiner-style long moldedcurls, blue painted eyes, molded green dress, holding a book, ht.5 in., (good to very good, chipped nose, some surfaceabrasions).

$600-800

97.Small Ludwig Greiner Child, Philadelphia, c. 1860, unmarkedpapier-mâché shoulder head, molded and painted black centerpart hairstyle with short curls, blue painted eyes, cloth body withkid arms, wearing silk dress with jacket and ermine cape, ht. 8.5in., (very good, nose chipped, missing one shoe).

$1,000-1,500

98.Early Roly Poly Child with Red Dress, Germany, c. 1850,papier-mâché roly poly of a child with Greiner-style long moldedcurls, blue painted eyes, molded red dress, holding a book, ht. 5in., (very good, minor wear).

$700-900

99.Milliner Model in Shadow Box, Germany, c. 1850, papier-mâché shoulder head with molded and painted features,upswept black hair with painted brushstrokes, on a milliner-typebody with wooden lower arms and legs, wearing original blue andwhite cotton print dress, contained in a walnut shadow boxfeaturing fabric flowers, doll ht. 12, box 13 x 9.5 in., (very good).

$600-800

100.Kämmer & Reinhardt 101X Peter Character Child, Germany, c.1910, bisque socket head, incised K*R 101 X/39, painted browneyes with molded lids, single stroke eyebrows, closed poutymouth, solid dome head with original brown flocked hair, on afully jointed composition body, wearing original black wool tuxedoand cotton dress shirt with top hat and black leather shoes, ht.15.25 in., (excellent, very minor loss to flocking).

$3,000-4,000

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101.Kestner Moritz Character Doll, Germany, c. 1910, unmarkedbisque socket head, glazed red heavily molded hair, blue paintedintaglio side glancing eyes with molded lids, painted eyebrows,watermelon slice shaped smiling mouth, on a jointed compositionbody, wearing handmade gray wool suit and antique white leathershoes ht. 14 in., (tip of topknot repaired).

$5,000-7,000

102.Steiff German Soldier Character Doll, Germany, c. 1910,excelsior stuffed all felt character doll with center seam head,blue glass eyes, painted eyebrows, mustache and cheek blush,applied ears, mohair wig, disk jointed body, dressed in a feltjacket with metal buttons, felt legs with high leather boots,original sword hanging at his side and leather German armyhelmet with turned metal finial, missing Steiff button, ht. 14.25 in.,(very good, some minor soiling and small pin holes).

$1,500-2,000

103.German Bisque Character Gentleman Candle Holder,Germany, c. 1900, bisque character head of a hunter withmolded and painted features and hat, on a moss-coveredcardboard body attached to painted wooden base, holding agilded tin candleholder, ht. 13 in., (very good, chip to hat).

$2,000-3,000

104.German Character Soldier Candy Container, c. 1910, bisqueflange head with molded character features, blue glass eyes,closed smiling mouth, torso contains cardboard candy containertube, wire arms and legs with carved wooden hands and feet,original soldiers uniform and wood rifle, ht. 10.5 in., (very good,slight soiling to pants).

$1,500-2,000

105.German Character Bandsman Squeak Toy, c. 1910, bisqueflange head with molded character features, blue glass eyes,closed smiling mouth, torso contains spring squeaker, wire armsand legs with carved wooden hands and feet, original bandsmanuniform and wood trombone, retains original store tag, ht. 10.5in., (very good, slight soiling to pants, squeaker inoperable).

$1,500-2,000

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106.Armand Marseille Character Girl, Germany, c. 1910, bisque socket head, incised A 4 M, paintedblue intaglio eyes with molded lids, finely painted eyebrows, closed pouty mouth, blonde human hairbraided wig, on a fully jointed composition body, wearing a white cotton and lace dress, original blackand white wool check coat with matching hat, red hand muff and black leather shoes, ht. 16.5 in.,(excellent).

$10,000-12,000

107.Kämmer & Reinhardt 107 Carl Character Boy, Germany, c. 1910, bisque socket head incised K*R107/55, brown painted eyes, very full pouty closed mouth, light brown mohair wig, fully jointedcomposition body, wearing period two-piece white cotton boy’s suit with matching hat and brownleather shoes, ht. 22 in., (very good, some wig pulls to back of head).

$20,000-30,000

108.Kämmer & Reinhardt 109 Character Girl, “Elise,” Germany, c. 1910, bisque socket head incisedK*R 109/54, blue painted eyes, slightly smiling closed mouth, blonde mohair wig, fully jointedcomposition body, wearing original red two-piece cotton dress with white cotton underclothes andblack leather shoes with cast metal buckles, ht. 21 in., (excellent, very minor wig pulls to back ofhead).

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109.American Painted Wood Car-form Rocking Toy, c. 1920, redpainted body and hinged “dashboard,” green painted rockersdecorated with red tulips, lg. 29 in., (minor paint losses and aloose panel).

$300-500

110.Kamkins Character Doll Dutch Boy, Atlantic City, c. 1930, all-cloth jointed doll, painted and molded facial features, blue eyes,blonde mohair wig, wearing a Dutch costume with hat, scarf, andwooden shoes, ht. 19 in., (very good, minor wear to face).

$1,500-2,000

111.Rohmer China Fashion Lady, France, c. 1865, early pink-tintedglazed porcelain flange swivel head and shoulder plate, paintedblue eyes, finely painted brows and lashes, closed mouth, blondesheepskin wig, gusseted all-kid body signed Rohmer with jointedknees and glazed porcelain arms, wearing a printed cotton dress,silk bonnet and white leather boots, ht. 17.5 in., (very good toexcellent, fabric soiling and wear).

$5,000-7,000

112.Carved Pine Jointed Artist’s Figure, 19th century, with joints atshoulders, elbows and hands in the upper torso, hips, knees andfeet in the lower torso, ht. 20 in., (minor losses, else very good).

$300-400

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113.Painted Wooden Spindle Doll, c. 1912, labeled The DaviesDolls, with ball-form head and spindle arms, tapered cylindricalbody, ht. 14.75 in., (paint losses to arms, back of head and lowerbody).

$300-500

114.Hanging Polichinelle Doll, c. 1890, papier-mâché shoulderhead, heavily molded and painted comic features, brown eyes,furrowed brow, smiling mouth with exposed painted teeth, largemolded chin and nose, blonde curly wig, carved wood hands,stuffed cloth body with prominent humps on front and back,wearing original elaborate silk, lace, and brocade costume, ht. 21in., (good, some soiling and wear).

$1,000-1,500

115.Admiral George Dewey Portrait Doll, Cuno & Otto Dressel,Germany, c. 1900, bisque socket head incised 24 D, molded andpainted gray hair, brows and mustache, blue glass eyes, closedmouth, on a jointed composition body with molded black boots,wearing a wool rear admiral’s full dress uniform and matching hat,ht. 12.5 in., (excellent).

$1,500-2,000

116.Admiral Portrait Doll, Cuno & Otto Dressel, Germany, c. 1900,bisque socket head, molded and painted gray hair, brows, andmustache, brown painted intaglio eyes, closed mouth, realisticportrait features with decorated furrowed brow, age lines, andlarge nose, on a five-piece jointed composition body with moldedblack boots, wearing a wool rear admiral’s full dress uniform andmatching papier-mâché hat, ht. 13.5 in., (excellent).

$1,500-2,000

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117.President William McKinley Portrait Doll, Cuno & Otto Dressel,Germany, c. 1900, bisque socket head, molded and painted hairand brows, blue painted intaglio eyes, closed mouth, realisticportrait features with furrowed brow, age lines and large nose, ona five-piece jointed composition body with molded black boots,wearing a wool admiral’s full dress uniform and matching papier-mâché hat, ht. 14 in., (excellent).

$1,500-2,000

118.Martha Chase Black Mammy, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, c.1910, unusual Chase character doll, black hand-painted clothhead with expressive painted molded features, black caracul wigwearing red bandana, sateen body with painted lower arms andlegs, wearing white cotton dress with floral apron, ht. 26 in.,(excellent).

$6,000-8,000

119.Recknagel Black Character Child, Germany, c. 1910, darkbrown bisque socket head, incised R 6 above the Recknageltrade mark, brown painted intaglio eyes, open/closed mouth withtwo painted lower teeth, black caracul wig, original light brownjointed composition child body, wearing lightweight wool plaidjumper with cream cotton blouse, ht. 19 in., (very good, rightlower arm repainted).

$3,000-4,000

120.Simon & Halbig 1358 Black Character Child, Germany, c.1910, dark brown bisque socket head, incised 1358 GermanySimon & Halbig S & H 8, brown glass sleep eyes, molded browsand ethnic features, open mouth with teeth, pierced ears, blacknaturally curly wig, original black jointed composition child body,wearing a red and white striped cotton dress with metallic trimand black leather shoes, ht. 20 in., (very good to excellent, righthand has three fingers re-glued).

$6,000-8,000

121.Rare Prosopotrope Three-Face Doll Head, Ozias Morse, WestActon, Massachusetts, c. 1866, molded vulcanized rubbershoulder head with molded bodice, brown painted and moldedsausage curls and molded hat with plume, containing a rubberrotating head with three distinct faces, original paper label appliedto interior of shoulder plate, ht. 6 in., (good, rubber petrified,some warping and paint loss, old repair to front of shoulderplate).

$2,000-3,000

122.Papier-mâché Lady, Germany, c. 1840, papier-mâché shoulderhead, molded and painted black center-part hairstyle swept backto a coiled braided rear bun with exposed molded ears, pupil-lessbrown glass eyes, open mouth with four teeth, pierced nostrils,cloth body with kid leather arms, wearing a Eastern Europeanprovincial costume and brown leather shoes, ht. 18.5 in., (verygood).

$3,000-4,000

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123.French Papier-mâché Arabian Gentleman, c. 1850, papier-mâché shoulder head with black painted hair and finely brush-stroked bangs, blue painted eyes, applied fabric mustache andgoatee, cloth body with kid leather arms, wearing authentic silkcostume with turban and matching silk striped overcoat, ht. 14in., (very good to excellent).

$2,000-3,000

124.French Papier-mâché Lady, c. 1850, papier-mâché shoulderhead, original brown human hair wig, brown pupil-less glasseyes, closed mouth, kid body, wearing mauve silk dress withblack lace trim and matching satin slippers, ht. 18 in., (excellent).

$2,000-3,000

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125.Large English Wax Doll in Presentation Shadow Box Case, c.1860, the early wax over composition doll with brown glass eyes,black curl wig, original two-piece purple and taupe silk outfit, setinto a faux grained painted shadow box case and surrounded bytaxidermied birds, and faux flowers, case 38.75 x 34 x 8.5 in.,(very good, with some toning, and crazing to face).

$800-1,200

126.Papier-mâché Doll with Open Mouth, Germany, c. 1840,papier-mâché shoulder head, center-part hairstyle with shortsausage curls, black pupil-less glass eyes, painted brows andlashes, open mouth with teeth, original cloth body with kid hands,wearing blue patterned off-the-shoulder dress with acomplimentary floral apron, ht. 29 in., (excellent).

$1,800-2,200

127.Large Grodnertal Wooden Lady, Austria, c. 1820, carved hairwith center part, ringlets to the sides and coiled bun, finely brush-stroked brows and lashes, blue eyes and pursed red lips, allwood body jointed arms at shoulders, elbows, hips and knees,with red and black printed gauze dress and cotton under-slip,feet with red painted shoes, ht. 32 in., (very good, replaced lowerlegs, restoration to bun, silk shredding).

$3,000-5,000

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128.Izannah Walker Painted Cloth Child, Rhode Island, c. 1860, oilpainted stockinette head and shoulders, hand-painted featuresincluding brown eyes, brown painted hair with center part andtwo spiral tendrils in front of each applied ear, pink cheek blushand painted closed mouth, muslin body with oil painted arms andlegs with brown painted boots, wearing a white cotton dress withmatching poke bonnet and underclothes, ht. 18 in., (good, somecrazing and minor losses, very minor professional in-painting toface).

$15,000-18,000

129.Papier-mâché Taufling Baby, Germany, c. 1850, compositionjointed head on shoulder plate, brown pupil-less glass eyes,painted molded features, cloth body with composition lower torsowith wooden arms and legs, jointed hands and feet, wearing ablue and white silk dress with bonnet, ht. 8.5 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

130.Martha Chase Girl with Side-part Hair, Pawtucket, RhodeIsland, c. 1920, all-cloth doll with heavily painted side-part blondehair, blue painted eyes with lashes, stitched ears, on a oil paintedstockinette body, wearing original printed cotton dress, andbrown leather sandals, ht. 15.5 in., (excellent).

$800-1,200

131.Rare Martha Chase Charles Dickens Character, “Little Nell,”Pawtucket, Rhode Island, c. 1920, painted stockinette head withmolded and painted features, blue painted eyes, heavily brush-stroked brown hair with molded braids, sateen body with originallabel, painted stockinette limbs, wearing original cotton dress andbrown leather shoes, ht. 15.5 in., (excellent).

Note: Little Nell is a character from Charles Dickens’ book TheOld Curiosity Shop.

$4,000-6,000

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132.Rare Martha Chase Charles Dickens Character, “Mr.Micawber,” Pawtucket, Rhode Island, c. 1920, paintedstockinette head with molded and painted features, blue paintedeyes, brush-stroked balding brown hair, applied ears, sateenbody with original label, painted stockinette limbs, wearingoriginal tuxedo, top hat, spats and black leather shoes, ht. 15.5in., (excellent).

Note: Mr. Micawber is a character from Charles Dickens’ bookDavid Copperfield.

$4,000-6,000

133.Rare Martha Chase Charles Dickens Character, “Mrs.Gamps,” Pawtucket, Rhode Island, c. 1920, painted stockinettehead with molded and painted features, blue painted eyes,heavily molded center-part hairstyle with side sausage curls and abun in the back, sateen body with original label, paintedstockinette limbs, wearing original two-piece patterned silkcostume with hoop skirt and blue canvas shoes, ht. 15.5 in.,(excellent).

Note: Mrs. Gamps is a character from Charles Dickens’ bookMartin Chuzzlewit.

$4,000-6,000

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134.Three Nuremberg Soldiers on Horseback, Germany, mid-19thcentury, painted wood, two black and one dapple gray horse onplatforms with soldier riders, ht. 5 in., (very good, minor losses).

$800-1,200

135.Continental Painted and Gessoed Figure of a PrussianFusilier, possibly Nuremberg, mid-19th century, molded papier-mâché gentleman with a long gray beard wearing traditionaldress with wire staff in one hand, cast metal bell in the other, witha cast metal sword at his side, standing on a turned wood base,ht. 11 in., (very good to excellent).

$800-1,200

136.Pair Large German Figures of Prussian Fusiliers, possiblyNuremberg, mid-19th century, molded composition gentlemanwith a long gray beard wearing traditional dress with wire staff inone hand, cast metal bell/font set in the other, ht. 25 in., (verygood).

$2,000-3,000

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137.Large Roullet & Decamps Magician Automaton, France, c.1890, a black female magician with brown-tinted bisquecharacter Jumeau flange head stamped Depose Tete Jumeau 10,brown paperweight glass eyes, brown human hair wig,composition hands, fashionably clad in lace blouse, satin andvelvet jacket, and crinoline skirt, holding a magic wand andstanding over a tripod table covered in a red velvet and goldembroidered tablecloth, the table top mounted with twooverturned silver paper-covered flowerpots, and a gold-foiled die,each opening to a mohair-covered monkey head, a bisque child’sface with hands, and a bisque clown with painted face,respectively, each set with paperweight eyes; musical movementplaying one tune; actions include the head turning side to side,forward and back, the right arm moving side to side and up anddown, the table containers open and close to reveal each figure;the monkey turns side to side and opens its mouth, the bisquechild moves side to side and blows kisses, the clown moves sideto side and sticks its tongue out, ht. 28 in., (excellent, figureredressed in antique fabrics).

$25,000-35,000

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138.Vichy Waltzing Couple Musical Automaton, France, c.1875, each figure with pale pressed bisque socket heads,blue glass eyes, finely painted brows and lashes, piercedears, closed mouths, original blonde mohair wigs and metalhands, the lady wearing an all original silk and lace gown,the gentleman wearing a matching suit with gilt metal trim;the musical mechanism concealed in the three wheeledmetal base beneath the lady; when activated the figuresmove forward and spin in both directions, sold with originalwood crate with brass bale handle, ht. 13 in., (excellent,minor wear and soiling).

$4,000-6,000

139.Bisque Mephistopheles Automaton Head and ArmsUnder Dome, France, c. 1880, highly colored and moldedcharacter bisque flange head of a devilish man with bluepaperweight eyes, open mouth with tongue, large red-tipped nose and pointed ears, head incised L.B. Depose,set under dome together with his bisque hands holdingminiature playing cards, ht. of head 4 in., (very good, handsrepainted).

Note: This type of head is typically seen on a standingLambert automaton.

$1,000-1,500

140.Eight Small Peg Wood Dolls in Dome, Grodnertal, Austria,c. 1820, all with gessoed and painted wood shoulder headsand peg-jointed wood bodies, the smallest ht. 0.625, thelargest ht. 2.375, six of the dolls with yellow painted tuckhair combs, contained in a glass dome with round woodbase, dia. 4 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

141.Frozen Charlotte Wedding Party, Germany, c. 1870,composed of nine glazed porcelain figures ht. 1.5 in., withpainted and molded features, including a minister at an altar,the bride and groom, the maid of honor and best man, andtwo bridesmaids with groomsmen, all wearing appropriatewedding attire, contained in a glass dome with wood base,dia. 7.5 in., (excellent).

$800-1,200

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142.Wax Peddler Lady in Dome, England, mid-19th century, waxfigure of an old lady peddler with painted features, wearingoriginal costume with red wool cape and black hat, carryingoriginal basket with extensive amount of wares including twosmall Grodnertal peg wooden dolls, glass, china, toys, sewingitems, books, playing cards, combs, and other goods, containedin a glass dome with mahogany base, dome ht. 10.25 in.,(excellent, glass dome damaged).

$1,000-1,500

143.Two Miniature Novelty Bottles Containing Frozen Charlottes,late 19th century, small blown glass bottles, one containing twoglazed porcelain figures, ht. 2.25, the other with a black figureand original paper label reading “Geranium,” ht. 4 in., (excellent).

$200-300

144.Two Francis, Field & Francis Doll Strollers, Philadelphia, c.1850, painted tin strollers with three wheels, painted decorationon seat, one blue, one yellow, one lg. 4.5 in.; sold together withtwo early small peg wood jointed dolls, one a black doll withpainted crucifix necklace, the other a small lady with braided bun,(4 items total), (carriages excellent, dolls very good).

$500-700

145.Kling Bisque Crawling Boy, Germany, c. 1890, all-bisque childwith swivel neck, painted and molded features with blonde hair,brown glass eyes, closed smiling mouth, molded night clothes,lg. 6 in., (excellent).

Provenance: Mary Merritt Doll Museum.$1,000-1,500

146.Kling Bisque Crawling Girl, Germany, c. 1890, all-bisque childwith swivel neck, painted and molded features, blonde hair withblack headband, blue glass eyes, open/closed smiling mouthwith painted teeth, molded night clothes, lg. 6 in., (excellent).

Provenance: Mary Merritt Doll Museum.$1,000-1,500

147.Small Papier-mâché Gentleman with Top Hat, Germany, c.1850, papier-mâché shoulder head with molded top hat, moldedand painted features including mustache, peg-jointed wood bodywith painted black shoes, wearing original costume, ht. 6.5 in.,(very good).

$800-1,200

148.Black China Doll with Wood Body, Germany, c. 1860, blackglazed porcelain shoulder head, painted and molded features,reproduction jointed wood body with wood lower arms and lowerlegs glazed to simulate porcelain, ht. 6 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

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149.Impressive Georgian Painted Wood Three-Story Baby House, England, late 18th century, probably built by an estate carpenter, thefaçade accented with hand-carved dimensional quioning, and with small arched recesses and vertical beading to cornice, divided intothree distinct sections with hinged locking doors, the center section recessed and centered by entry staircase; the hipped roof with threechimneys evenly spaced across the top; the exterior painted a soft fawn color with thin lines of white paint to simulate ashlar stonework,with the blind four-paned windows outlined in brown, and accented with white painted interior window shades set at varying heights; thearched front windows recessed into the walls with attached carved sills, with the rectangular side windows without recessing or sills; theinterior featuring nine rooms, some with vintage wallpapers or painted-over papers indicating periodic redecorating, as well as somepictures or wall hangings on the walls; some floors unfinished, others with wallpaper or old carpet scraps; one room with originalrecessed fireplace with a grate, and a freestanding kitchen fireplace with tin insert is included with the house, (areas of exterior trimmissing, overall very good), ht. 40, wd. 38, dp. 16 in.

Note: Mr. Wright acquired this house from the estate of noted doll collector Dorothy Dixon, who originally purchased it in England. Manyof the contents of the house, which are being sold in this auction as separate lots, reportedly came with the house, but Miss Dixonapparently added several items of more recent vintage. The trio of faux front doors, somewhat disproportionately small relative to thelarge windows, is a common feature of English dollhouses of this vintage.

$10,000-15,000

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150.Dollhouse Doll Gentleman with Molded Beard, Germany, c.1900, dressed as a butcher, tinted bisque shoulder head, moldedand painted features, brown hair and mustache and beard, bluepainted eyes, cloth body with bisque lower arms and moldedblack boots, wearing a red felt shirt and white apron, ht. 7.25 in.,(very good).

$1,000-1,500

151.Dollhouse Doll Man with Molded Beard, Germany, c. 1900,tinted bisque shoulder head, molded and painted features, blackhair mustache and beard, brown painted eyes, cloth body withbisque lower arms and molded black boots, wearing a cottonshirt, velvet pants with suspenders and knitted cap, ht. 5.75 in.,(very good).

$1,000-1,500

152.Dollhouse Doll Gentleman with Painted Beard, Germany, c.1900, with finely brush-stroked brows, lashes and gray beard,bisque arms and legs, with long red trimmed brown velvetovercoat, brown pants and hat, ht. 6.25 in., (very good).

$400-600

153.Bisque Gentleman Portrait Head, Cuno & Otto Dressel,Germany, c. 1900, bisque turned shoulder head made by Simon& Halbig incised 330 5/0, brown painted eyes, closed mouth,realistic portrait facial features with molded mustache, open/closed mouth with teeth and molded light brown hair, ht. 2.5 in.,(excellent).

$500-600

154.Dollhouse Doll Soldier, Germany, c. 1900, tinted bisqueshoulder head, molded and painted features, brown hair, bluepainted eyes, closed mouth with molded mustache, cloth bodywith bisque lower arms and molded black boots, wearing a feltofficer’s uniform and overcoat with Dresden paper trim andleatherette boot spats, ht. 7.5 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

155.Miniature Six-Piece Assembled Waltershausen BedroomSuite, Germany, c. 1900, with faux-rosewood finish, five with gilttransfer decoration, comprising a single bed, lg. 5.75, withoriginal sprigged challis bedcover, an armoire with mirrored door(mirror replaced), ht. 5.5, a secretaire (back slightly loose), ht. 4.5,a lady’s desk (one drawer replaced, legs re-glued), ht. 3.5, andtwo pairs of marble-topped commodes (one with repaired crack),ht. 2.5 in., (very good overall).

$400-500

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156.Dollhouse Doll Soldier, Germany, c. 1900, tinted bisqueshoulder head, molded and painted features, brown hair, bluepainted eyes, closed mouth with molded mustache, cloth bodywith bisque lower arms and molded black boots, wearing a feltofficer’s uniform with Dresden paper trim and leatherette bootspats, ht. 7.25 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

157.Buffalo Bill Dollhouse Doll, Germany, c. 1900, tinted bisqueshoulder head, molded and painted features, brown hair, bluepainted eyes, closed mouth with molded mustache and goatee,cloth body with bisque lower arms and molded black boots,wearing a felt tuxedo, ht. 7.5 in., (very good).

$1,500-2,000

158.Dollhouse Doll Gentleman, Germany, c. 1900, tinted bisqueshoulder head, molded and painted features, brown hair, brownpainted eyes, closed mouth with molded mustache, cloth bodywith bisque lower arms and molded black boots, wearing aorange felt jacket with Dresden paper trim black pants, and tophat, ht. 8 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

159.Dollhouse Doll Soldier with Molded Helmet, Germany, c.1900, tinted bisque shoulder head, unusual molded helmet withgilded detail and high molded plume, brown painted eyes, closedmouth with molded mustache and goatee, cloth body withbisque lower arms and molded black boots, wearing a morecontemporary felt officer’s uniform, ht. 8.25 in., (excellent).

$1,500-2,000

160.Dollhouse Doll Soldier, Germany, c. 1900, tinted bisqueshoulder head, molded and painted features, brown hair, bluepainted eyes, closed mouth with molded mustache, cloth bodywith bisque lower arms and molded black boots, wearing a feltofficer’s uniform with Dresden paper trim, leatherette boot spatsand wood helmet, ht. 7.5 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

161.Four Pieces of Early Waltershausen Bedroom Furniture,Germany, early to mid-19th century, Directoire-style bed withbedding, a four drawer chest with faux grained finish, dressingmirror with white painted columns, and a gilt decorated fauxrosewood dressing table with marble top, ht. 5.25 in., soldtogether with a petit point pillow, (mirror with heavy silver loss,small crack in marble, otherwise very good to excellent).

$600-700

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162.Ten Miniature Metal Accessories, a Baroque-style ten-lightchandelier, ht. 4, four copper cooking pots, probably England,pewter jug and pot, a pair of pewter candlesticks, ht. 1.5 in., asmall black painted brass pot, and a German printed tin spicecanister labeled “Gewurz,” (very good).

$250-300

163.American Country Miniature Caned Seat Side Chair, 19thcentury, rectangular backrest with turned uprights, finials andspindles, caned seat and turned legs joined by stretchers, ht.9.125 in., (a few loose joints, caning old but intact).

$100-150

164.American Miniature Maple and Oak Caned Side Chair, early20th century, shaped cresting with shaped design of scrollingfoliage and openwork splat, caned seat and angular cabriole legs,ht. 8.5 in., (age-typical minor wear).

$300-400

165.American Miniature Victorian Parquetry-inlaid Walnut andCaned Settee, mid-19th century, shaped cresting inlaid withdiamond parquetry inlaid band, caned back and seat, scrolledarms and angular cabriole legs, lg. 11.75 in., (very good).

$500-700

166.American Classical Black and White Painted CountryArmless Rocker, mid-19th century, backrest with shapedcresting and openwork design with star and circle, plank seat, onturned legs joined by stretchers, on rockers, ht. 10 in., (somepaint loss to leg joints, cresting with shrinkage cracks, old gluerepairs to joints).

$300-400

167.All-Bisque Gentleman with Molded Hat, Germany, c. 1890,bisque socket head with molded brimmed hat, blue painted eyes,black painted hair with long sideburns, all-bisque peg-strungbody with jointed straight arms and legs, molded high boots,wearing cotton shirt and wool pants, ht. 3.5 in., (excellent).

$500-700

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168.All-Bisque Gentleman with Jointed Knees, Germany, c. 1890,bisque socket head with molded top hat, blue painted eyes,black painted hair and mustache with goatee, all-bisque bodywith molded bow tie and vest, one piece arms, bisque legsjointed at the knee with molded high boots, wearing a felt jacket,ht. 5.75 in., (very good, small chip on torso at the back of theneck).

$1,000-1,500

169.Dollhouse Gentleman with Top Hat, France, late 19th century,parian-type shoulder head with molded top hat, dramaticallypainted facial features, molded brown hair with mutton chopsideburns, cloth torso and limbs with bisque hands and glazedporcelain boots, wearing original wool jacket and pants, ht. 5 in.,(excellent).

$500-600

170.Papier-mâché Turkish Gentleman, Germany, c. 1850, moldedpapier-mâché head with molded and painted features, black hair,mustache, and goatee, wrapped cloth body with leather hands,wearing original costume, ht, 4.5 in., (good, fabric loss).

$400-600

171.Small Papier-mâché King, Germany, late 19th century, moldedpapier-mâché head, cloth body, papier-mâché arms and legs,wearing original clothes with Dresden paper trim, ht. 4.25 in.,(good, chip at top of head).

$200-300

172.Small Papier-mâché Gentleman, Germany, c. 1850, papier-mâché shoulder head, molded and painted features, brownpainted eyes, partially balding head with brown hair, moldedmustache and beard, wood torso and carved wood limbs,redressed, ht. 5.25 in., (very good).

$200-300

173.Three Small Papier-mâché and Wood Gentlemen, Germany, c.1890, three molded papier-mâché heads with jointed woodbodies, two with molded hats, ht. 3 in., (very good).

$500-600

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174.Larger Scale Waltershausen Cabinet and Lady’s Desk,Germany, c. 1880, both with faux-rosewood finish and gilttransfer decoration, the cabinet with upper section with glazeddoors with original turquoise lining paper, lower section with pairof doors and a drawer, (original glass replaced, one corner of thecornice repaired, missing one rear block foot, several small borerholes), ht. 7.5, the lady’s desk with cabriole legs and pigeonholecompartments, (excellent), ht. 5.25., sold together with an Erhard& Sohne ormolu two-bottle inkstand with one inkwell only, and asmall gilt-metal desk clock, (very good to excellent).

$300-400

175.Three Dollhouse Dolls, Germany, c. 1880, all with untintedbisque parian-type shoulder heads, cloth bodies with bisquelimbs, a lady with molded blonde hair and snood, ht. 7; agentleman with blonde molded hair, ht. 7; and a lady with moldedbodice and blonde hair with snood, ht. 6 in., (very good, somewear to clothing).

$700-900

176.Miniature Decorated Christmas Tree, Germany, c. 1920, thefeather tree decorated for Christmas with numerous ornamentsincluding fruit, pine cones, candles and tiny Dresdens, ht. 6,mounted to a small table; sold together with a Babette Schweizersoft metal baby carriage with a tiny wax baby and attached labelreading “a gift from Winnie,” ht. 2.5, and a modern polishedmarble table, ht. 2.25 in., (table with repaired chip to base, minorage wear, otherwise excellent).

$200-300

177.Three Miniature Birdcages, probably Germany and England,late 19th century, a wooden birdcage with carved woodencanary, ht. 4.25, a gold painted wood and wire mesh examplewith a parrot, ht. 1.75, and a circular silver or silver metalexample, ht. 1.25 in., (excellent).

$150-250

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178.Three Miniature Gilt-metal Furniture Pieces, Continental, early20th century, a watch or jewelry holder in the form of a RococoRevival recamier with painted silk upholstery, lg. 6, a table withcabriole legs and upholstered hinged lid opening to storage, ht.3.5, and a small, footed vitrine with glass door and sides, greenvelvet top and painted silk and velvet interior, ht. 4.5 in., (good tovery good, with some soiling and wear, heaviest to table).

$300-400

179.German Gentleman with Molded Top Hat, Germany, c. 1900,tinted bisque shoulder head, molded and painted features, brownhair and sideburns with molded top hat, blue painted eyes, clothbody with bisque lower arms and molded black boots, wearing awool tuxedo, ht. 9 in., (very good).

$1,500-2,000

180.German Man with Molded Beard, Germany, c. 1900, tintedbisque shoulder head, molded and painted features, dark brownhair and beard, brown painted eyes, cloth body with bisque lowerarms and molded black boots, wearing velvet pants and a cottonshirt, ht. 9 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

181.German Papier-mâché Gentleman, 19th century, figure withfinely brush-stroked brows and long sideburns, head and hatintegrated but with soft velvet brim, green and red velvet coatand pants trimmed with metallic thread, with hook in one hand, awalking stick in the other, ht. 8.75 in., (hat with wear and slightseparation to back, lacking one epaulet).

$200-300

182.German Gentleman with Molded Top Hat, Germany, c. 1900,tinted bisque shoulder head, molded and painted features, brownhair and sideburns with molded top hat, blue painted eyes, clothbody with bisque lower arms and molded black boots, wearing awool tuxedo, ht. 9 in., (very good).

$1,500-2,000

183.Seven Pieces of Miniature Gilt-metal Parlor Furniture,probably Continental, early 20th century, comprising a five-piecesuite with one armchair, a pair of side chairs, a footstool, andcenter table, table lg. 4, and a pair of Rococo Revival armchairs,ht. 4 in., all with painted satin upholstery, (two chairs withreplaced backrests, soiling to seats and tops, otherwise good).

$300-400

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184.Seven Miniature Models of Lighting Devices, six-light silver orsilver plate chandelier (no hallmarks), dia. 5, a homemade three-light beadwork chandelier, a homemade beadwork hanging luster,a glass candlestick, ht. 2.5, a cast metal candlestick, ht. 2, anEmpire-style ormolu two-light wall sconce (one arm broken), anda modern gilt-metal and enamel candelabrum, ht. 3 in., (verygood to excellent).

$300-400

185.Three German Miniature Furniture Articles, c. 1900,Waltershausen Pugin Gothic secretaire with faux rosewood finishand gilt transfer decoration, interior compartments furnished withdecorative objects glued in place, original blue lining paper, (backslightly loose, missing one painted turned wood column, one knobreplaced with a screw), ht. 6.75; Gebruder Schneegass cabinet inebony finish, (missing glass in the hinged door and one knob), ht.8.5; and a lady’s writing desk with turned bone spindles, mirroredcompartment, antiqued wash over gilt transfer decoration, (doorreplaced, crest rail damaged, one rear leg replaced), ht. 4.5 in.

$300-400

186.Five Piano Dancing Dolls, 19th century, leather heads withpainted features, cloth arms, and thin wire legs made to vibrateand simulate dancing when placed on a piano, wearing originalclothes, including three ladies and two gentlemen, ht. 4 in., (verygood).

$300-500

187.Three Small Papier-mâché and Wood Gentlemen, Germany, c.1890, three molded papier-mâché heads with molded hats,jointed wood bodies, two dressed as soldiers, ht. 3 in., (verygood).

$500-600

188.Four Miniature Metal Mirrors, Germany and England, 19thcentury, a large oval mirror with gilt-metal frame, back inscribed“Jan 9th 1860 Chapel Fowler” and a paper label for “Wingfield’sPortrait Rooms, 50, Sidbury, Worcester,” ht. 5.5, with some lossof silvering, two soft metal cheval mirrors, one with a pewterfinish, ht. 5.5, the other an early 20th century Babette Schweizerexample with gilt paint, ht. 5.5, and a dressing mirror withalabaster base, mounted with a porcelain flower, ht. 3 in., (minordefects to silvering, Schweizer example with minor paint wearand small loss to side, otherwise very good to excellent).

$300-400

189.Four Miniature Plaques and Paintings, a pair of Continentalframed stamped ormolu plaques depicting dancing peasants andreveling putti, each dia. 3.75, a small framed oil painting, lg. 3.75,and an antique framed copper enamel plaque of a lady, lg. 2.25in., (surface scratches to the latter, minor wear to plaques,otherwise very good).

$200-300

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190.Group of Miniature Dining Room Furniture, Germany c. 1900,featuring an elaborate sideboard with serpentine front andpainted soft metal decorative filigree shelves and ornaments, ht.6.5, dining table with faux rosewood finish and gilt transferdecoration, lg. 6, ht. 2.5, and a pair of Gothic style side chairswith crimson velvet upholstery, ht. 4.75 in., sold together withthree miniature dishes, (sideboard with very slight paint loss, tablewith shrinkage crack to top and repair to base, all else excellent).

$400-500

191.Four Miniature Furnishings, a globe on stand, ht. 3, adecorative tin fireplace with ormolu and copper firebox (possiblyMarklin), ht. 4, a celadon-glazed Art Nouveau style ceramic stove,ht. 6.5, and a pewter two-light floor candelabrum hung withseven fireplace tools, likely Italian, ht. 6 in., (globe loose on stand,stove with crest losses and repairs throughout, others very goodto excellent).

$300-400

192.Six-Piece Miniature Hand-carved Black Forest StyleBedroom Suite, probably Germany, c. 1880, comprising amatched pair of single beds with original bedding, lg. 6, ht. 5, awashstand with faux marble top, attached mirror, and towel barson each side, ht. 6.25, matching nightstand, ht. 4, and twosimilar side chairs, with turned legs and wooden seats scored toresemble tufted upholstery, ht. 4 in., (crest on one footboarddamaged, crack to one side rail, some spotting to washstand,otherwise excellent).

$200-300

193.Twenty-four Assorted Miniature Antique and VintageKitchenware Items, two treenware covered firkins (one withpaper label “Huyler’s, New York”), ht. 2.5, a wooden bench,wooden measure, wooden barrel, an antique ivory coffee grinder,ivory or bone nutmeg grinder, bone candle snuffer/pipe, seven-piece ivory cruet set, a German metal sauce pan, a Rex brandplaster ham, a pewter porringer and set of keys, ten modernceramic jugs and bottles, and a keyhole saw, (grater needs re-gluing, grinder missing a knob, otherwise very good to excellent).

$100-200

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194.Miniature Loom and Spinning Wheel, probably America orCanada, late 19th century, handmade walnut replica of a counter-balanced double harness floor loom with working parts includingmany hand-tied thread heddles, ht. 6, and a miniature Saxonyspinning wheel, (loom missing shuttle and support for the beater,wheel missing cord, and one piece of wheel support possiblyreplaced), ht. 4.5 in.

$200-300

195.Miniature Japanned Corner Cabinet, superstructure with openshelving over base with pair of doors, with orange and gilt floraldecorations, ht. 8.125 in., (very good).

$300-400

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196.Eight Miniature Decorations, mainly Germany, c. 1900, aWaltershausen stand, ht. 3.5, a cast metal figure of a cavalier onstand with gilt and black paint (halberd broken), ht. 5, two bronzebusts, ht. 2, three small Parian busts, ht. 1.25, and a paintedcast metal mantel clock with some paint loss, ht. 2.5 in., (verygood).

$200-300

197.Two Small Folk Art Dolls, first with carved wood head and body,cloth arms and kid legs, wearing black and red polka dot dress;second likely Inuit, carved marine ivory head and body, clotharms and legs, multi-print cotton dress, ht. 5.5 and 3.75 in., (verygood).

$800-1,200

198.Six Simon & Halbig Dollhouse Doll Monks, Germany, c. 1900,all with bisque shoulder heads, molded hair, painted blue eyes,molded and painted features, on cloth torsos with bisque lowerarms, and lower legs with black boots, wearing identical monk’srobes, ht. 4.5 in., (excellent).

$800-1,200

199.Thirteen Miniature Accessories, mainly Germany, late 19thcentury, comprising a wall-hung hat rack with crisp turnings andbone pegs, ht. 2.5, wd. 4, a mahogany fretwork wall shelf, a castbrass tabletop picture frame, a carved bone chess table withattached turned chess pieces, ht. 2.5 in., a painted treenwarechamber pot, a turned wooden sugar castor with ivory finial (basechipped), a brass coal scuttle and tea kettle, a pair of tobaccopremium framed pictures of the American and Cuban flagsmarked “Sweet Capora Cigarettes” on the backs, a tiny brasshinged double picture frame, a Grandmother Stover Bible, and ahomemade leather-bound book titled “Elsie’s Vacation,” (onechess piece damaged, chip to base of caster, repaired chip torim of chamber pot, otherwise very good).

$300-400

200.Miniature Seven-Piece Black Forest Style Hand-carvedDining Room Suite, probably Germany, c. 1880, comprising afireplace with overmantel mirror, faux marble top and soft metalfiligree ornamentation, ht. 7.25, elaborate sideboard with similarfaux marble top and applied decorative moldings, ht. 7, a tripodpedestal table with carved table top, ht. 3, and four matchingside chairs, the seats carved to simulate tufted upholstery, ht.4.25 in., (mirror clouded, one chair with cracked seat, tabletopneeds re-gluing to base, otherwise excellent).

$400-500

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201.Five Miniature Ormolu Tablewares, Erhard & Sohne, Germany,c. 1900, including a cruet set with original bottles (no stoppers),ht. 2, a pair of candlesticks, ht. 1.5, a small chamberstick, and awax jack with leaf-form base and functional nippers, ht. 2 in.,(excellent).

$800-1,000

202.Ten Miniature Sterling Tablewares, England and America, threeEnglish serving pieces, London, 1898-99, a Queen Anne stylecovered bowl and covered entree dish with ivory handles, and asauce boat; a kettle on stand marked only sterling; three itemsmarked for Guglielmo Cini, including a salver, bowl, and gravyboat; fork, knife, and spoon marked only sterling; sold togetherwith a white metal coffeepot, ht. 2 in., a heart-shaped box, aladle, a napkin ring, and an Asian export porcelain bowl,(excellent).

$400-500

203.Five Dollhouse Doll Children, Germany, c. 1890, all withuntinted bisque parian-type heads, molded and painted features,cloth bodies with bisque limbs, ht. 4.5 in., (very good).

$300-500

204.Five Vintage and Contemporary Miniature Furniture Items,Germany and England, 20th century, a German “red stain”dressing table with accessories, an Adam-style fireplace withdecorative moldings and marble firebox, surround ht. 4, wd. 6, asmall English mesh fire screen, an English mahogany tripod tablewith ball and claw feet dated 1977, and a late 20th centurymahogany dumb waiter with tripod base and pad feet, (minorwarping to top of table, fireplace lacking base, otherwise good toexcellent).

$200-300

205.Four Dollhouse Dolls, Germany, late 19th century, includingparian-type with blonde molded hair, ht. 4.5; glazed porcelainchina lady with molded bun, ht. 4.5; parian-type lady with moldedsnood, ht. 4; and an all-bisque baby with socket head, ht. 3 in.,(very good).

$300-400

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206.Group of Miniature Furniture and Accessories, Germany, c.1900, furniture comprising an ebonized mirrored armoire withDresden trim, ht. 4.25, an oak sideboard with applied brassdecoration, ht. 3.75 in., a pair of Victorian-style side chairs withblue satin upholstery; accessories comprising a gilt metal tablelamp with glass shade, a pair of decorative metal ewers, and amodern table crucifix, (8 items total), (armoire lacking back andfront door fixed closed, otherwise good to excellent).

$100-200

207.Five-Piece Waltershausen Rococo Revival Parlor Suite,Germany c. 1900, with faux-rosewood finish and gilt transferdecoration, upholstered in bright emerald green polished cotton,comprising a settee with upholstered and turned arms, lg. 8, ht.4.5, a large armchair, ht. 6, three side chairs, ht. 4.5, soldtogether with a Victorian turtleback marble-top table, ht. 2.5 in.,(minor losses to Dresden paper trim, minor age wear, very good).

$600-700

Dolls: 203; Furniture: 204

Dolls: 205; Furniture: 206

208.Waltershausen Étagère and Cabinet, Germany, c. 1900, anétagère with faux rosewood finish and gilt transfer decoration andmirrored back, with scrollwork legs and sides, marbled paper toback, ht. 5.5, and a cabinet with mirrored door enclosing threeGerman Pilsner glasses with gilt rims, with original blue liningpaper, ht. 8 in., (étagère with substantial silver loss to mirror,otherwise both very good to excellent).

$400-500

209.Group of Nine Miniature Animals and Potted Flowers, fourceramic dogs, ht. to 1.75, a wax cat, two Dresden-type porcelainpotted flowering plants, ht. 2 and 2.5 in., a Viennese bronze potof Michaelmas daisies, and a delicate glass basket with waxflowers; sold with a miniature painted wood bottle, (10 itemstotal), (potted plants with chips, otherwise good).

$150-250

210.Eight Miniature Soft Metal Accessories, Germany, c. 1900, aBabette Schweizer tall clock with weights, pendulum and filigreecase, ht. 6, a sewing basket with knitting, a wall pocket withshirred ribbon trim, a gilt-painted dressing mirror with adjustablecandle arms, ht. 3, fireplace tool stand with four tools, stand ht.3.5, a newspaper rack with floral medallions, a green glass centerbowl with metal base enclosing loose fruit, and an inkstand,(good to excellent).

$400-500

211.Assortment of Miniature Gilt Soft Metal Accessories,Germany, c. 1920, a Babette Schweizer grandfather clock withpendulum and weights, ht. 6.5, a Schweizer fireplace, ht. 5, aplant stand, ht. 3.5, an umbrella stand with factory suppliedumbrella, hat, two walking sticks, and a silver filigree foldedumbrella, ht. 3.5, and a fireplace tool stand with original shoveland hearth brush, ht. 3 in., (plant stand with minor paint loss, allvery good to excellent).

$200-300

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212.Group of Miniature Ceramic Items, a six-piece Limoges teaservice (teapot, covered sugar, creamer, pair of cups withsaucers, and tray), tray lg. 3 in., a Crown Staffordshire washbasin and pitcher, four Parian figurines, two glazed china figuresof gentlemen, a Staffordshire dog on stand, a Gerry Floorjardinière, and three jugs, (very good to excellent).

$300-400

213.Six Miniature Pictures, two oval hand-painted porcelain plaques(one depicting a lady, the other after “Madonna della Sedia”), amid-19th century reverse glass painting of a seated lady with herdog, wd. 1.75, a modern print of an 18th century lady in an olddaguerreotype frame, ht. 3.5, a print of goldfinches in ahomemade paper frame, and a round tinted print on glass of theMadonna and Child in a metal surround, (slight paint loss to thereverse painting, edge chips to one porcelain, otherwiseexcellent).

$200-300

214.Five Miniature Kitchen Implements, 19th century, a liddedcopper saucepan, a copper coffeepot with wooden handle, potht. 2.25, an American mid-19th century painted tin coal scuttle, abrass and tin perforated ladle, and an English silver footed grillengraved “Drury Club 1826” to handle, lg. 2.5 in., (minor paintloss to scuttle, minute loss to end of foot of grill, otherwiseexcellent).

$400-500

215.Four Miniature Ormolu Accessories, Erhard & Sohne, Germany,c. 1900, an Art Nouveau style umbrella stand with two closedumbrellas, ht. 3.25, a mantel clock with carnelian cartoucheattached to top, ht. 1.75, a footed compote, ht. 1.25, and anembossed umbrella stand with side handles, ht. 1.75 in., (minorwear to Art Nouveau umbrella stand, otherwise good toexcellent).

$300-400

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216.Group of Miniature Containers and Ephemera, comprisingthree candy containers: two paper hatbox form, one enclosing atiny Bristol teacup, the third a wooden cigar box form with paperlabel in French from a London cigar shop, with notation onbottom reading, “Doris’ party Apr. 2, 1895. This had chocolatecigars in. we each got one. K.H.J.,” ht. 1.75; a small ring boxwith child’s ring and note inside: “from Doris. She got two rings ina motto at my party, Oct 21, 1895, + she gave me one. KateHuntington Tiemann”; two woven baskets; a St. Nicholas Gemsbox; a burlwood snuff box with hinged lid; a mosaic glass jewelrybox with ormolu decoration; and a triangular print mounted oncardboard with Dresden trim, probably from an antique doll trunk,(good to excellent).

$400-500

217.Four-Piece Assembled Miniature Waltershausen Parlor Suite,Germany, c. 1880, comprising a three-piece Gothic-style setincluding settee, armchair and side chair with blue sculpted velvetupholstery, faux rosewood finish with gilt transfer decoration,settee lg. 6.25, and an associated ebonized marble-top table;sold together with a vintage petit point carpet measuring 9.5 x13.5 in., (settee possibly re-glued, chairs with some touch-uppaint over the transferwork, table with replaced base).

$300-400

218.Eight Small Bisque Gentlemen Figures in Shadowbox,Germany, c. 1900, eight all bisque character men, all with moldedand painted features and jointed arms and legs, dressed inoriginal clothing, seven with molded hats, ht. 2.5 in., (some soilingand wear to clothing).

$700-900

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219.Marklin Doll Carriage, Germany, c. 1905, ivory enameled tincarriage with embossed “wicker” pattern body and light pastelyellow interior, applied gilded wire decoration, gilded acorn finialsand front floral crest, original satin folding hood, wooden handleand split spoke wheels, lg. 9 in., (very good, some shredding tosilk hood).

$1,000-1,500

220.Miniature Doll’s Carriage, Germany, c. 1910, a wicker rattancarriage body with reversible canvas-covered canopy, originalbedding, wire and wood handle, and cast metal spoke wheels,lg. 5.5 in., (very good).

$100-200

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221.Late 18th Century Wooden Gentleman, Germany, gesso-over-wood painted shoulder head, brown painted hair with fine brush-stroked bangs, peg-jointed wood body with painted gesso lowerarms and lower legs, red painted shoes, wearing original soldier’sdress uniform with gilded paper trim, ht. 5 in., (very good, rub tonose).

$3,000-4,000

222.Late 18th Century Wooden Lady, Germany, gesso-over-woodpainted shoulder head, brown painted hair with fine brush-stroked bangs, peg-jointed wood body with painted gesso lowerarms and lower legs, red painted shoes, wearing a gauze oversilk dress, ht. 4.75 in., (very good, rub to nose).

$3,000-4,000

223.Late 18th Century Wooden Lady, Germany, gesso-over-woodpainted shoulder head, brown painted hair with fine brush-stroked bangs, slight molded defined breasts, peg-jointed woodbody with painted gesso lower arms and lower legs, yellowpainted shoes, wearing silk dress and pantaloons, ht. 6 in., (verygood, some loss to fabric).

$3,000-4,000

224.Late 18th Century Wooden Gentleman, Germany, gesso-over-wood painted shoulder head, brown painted hair with fine brush-stroked bangs, peg-jointed wood body with painted gesso lowerarms and lower legs, black painted shoes, wearing a wool suit,ht. 5 in., (very good, rub to nose, one repaired shoe).

$3,000-4,000

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225.Franz Schmidt 1262 Character Girl, Germany, c. 1910, bisquesocket head incised Deponirt FS & C 1262/56, blue painted eyes,closed mouth with full pouty lips, blonde mohair wig, fully jointedcomposition body, wearing a cotton and lace dress with whitecotton underclothes and brown leather shoes, ht. 24 in.,(excellent).

$20,000-25,000

226.Rare Steiff Petsy Teddy Bear, Germany, c. 1930, auburn tippedbeige mohair, blue glass eyes, stitched nose, mouth, and claws,felt pads, excelsior stuffed with squeaker and originalunderscored “f” button, ht. 13 in., (very good to excellent, veryminor mohair loss and play wear).

$7,000-9,000

227.Well-loved Steiff Teddy Bear, Germany, c. 1910, excelsiorstuffed mohair, stitched nose, mouth, and claws, felt pads, ht. 9in., (poor, missing eyes and button, overall mohair loss and wear).

Note: A letter accompanying the lot details how Mr. Wrightacquired this bear from the original family.

$300-400

228.Steiff Teddy Bear, Germany, c. 1910, beige mohair with shoebutton eyes, stitched nose, mouth, and claws, felt pads, excelsiorstuffed, original underscored “f” button, ht. 8.5 in., (very good,minor mohair losses).

$800-1,200

229.Steiff White Teddy Bear with Collar, Germany, c. 1910, whitemohair with shoe button eyes, tan stitched nose, mouth, andclaws, felt pads, excelsior stuffed, original underscored “f” buttonand leather collar with metal chain, ht. 12 in., (very good, overallsoiling, and mohair losses).

$2,000-3,000

230.Steiff Apricot Teddy Bear with Top Hat, Germany, c. 1910,apricot mohair with shoe button eyes, brown stitched nose,mouth, and claws, felt pads, excelsior stuffed, includes anappropriately sized top hat, missing button, ht. 13 in., (excellent).

$2,500-3,000

231.Steiff Beige Teddy Bear, Germany, c. 1910, beige mohair withshoe button eyes, dark brown stitched nose, mouth, and claws,felt pads, excelsior stuffed, original underscored “f” button andfamily made sailor’s suit, ht. 15 in., (very good, some small areasof mohair loss).

$3,000-4,000

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232.Steiff White Teddy Bear with Glass Eyes, Germany, c.1920, white mohair with brown glass eyes, tan stitchednose, mouth, and claws, felt pads, excelsior stuffed andoriginal underscored “f” button, ht. 17.5 in., (excellent).

$6,000-7,000

233.Steiff Teddy Bear and Glass Dome, Germany, c. 1920, ht.5.25, white mohair with brown glass eyes, tan stitched nose,mouth, and claws, felt pads, excelsior stuffed and originalunderscored “f” button, ht. 8 in., (excellent, minor mohairloss); sold together with a gilt cast iron loveseat withupholstered seat, a miniature porcelain stein, and a miniaturecalendar, all contained under glass dome with wood base.

$800-1,000

234.Heubach Character Toddler Child, Germany, c. 1910,bisque socket head, incised 8145/9 over the squareHeubach mark, painted blue intaglio side-glancing eyes withmolded lids, finely painted single stroke eyebrows, closedsmiling mouth, solid dome head with molded and finelybrush-stroked light brown hair, on a fully jointed compositiontoddler body, wearing a colorful cotton play dress withmatching hat, and antique German brown leather shoes, ht.20 in., (excellent).

$10,000-12,000

235.Rare Simon & Halbig 1388 Smiling Character Child,Germany, c. 1910, bisque socket head, incised1388/Germany/Simon & Halbig/S&H/12, brown flirty glasseyes, finely painted brows and lower lashes, originalWimpern upper lashes, smiling mouth with molded teeth,deeply modeled facial features, long auburn mohair wig, fullyjointed composition body, wearing original one-piece silkcrepe floral skirt and bodice with matching lavender silkunder blouse, brown leather shoes, ht. 26 in., (excellent).

$25,000-30,000

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236.KPM China Boy in Scottish Outfit, Germany, c. 1845, flesh-toned glazed porcelain shoulder head, painted and moldedfeatures with blue eyes, well painted and molded dark brownside-part short hair with exposed molded ears, cloth body withkid lower arms, wearing a Scottish kilt with matching hat a blackcanvas shoes, ht. 21 in., (very good, wear to hands, some oldrepairs to body, head not removed from body to find markings).

$8,000-10,000

237.KPM China Doll Head, Germany, c. 1850, flesh-toned glazedporcelain shoulder head, blue eagle in a circle trademark undershoulder plate, head turned to the right, deeply modeled shoulderplate, painted and molded features with blue eyes, well paintedand molded dark brown side-part short hair with exposedmolded ears, finely brush-stroked bangs and nape of neck, ht.3.5 in., (excellent).

$3,000-5,000

238.China Lady with Molded Bun, c. 1850, attributed to Rorstrand,Sweden, flesh-toned glazed porcelain shoulder head, painted andmolded features with blue eyes, painted and molded black hairfine brush-stroked hair, unusual curled tendrils in front of exposedears and large coiled braided bun, handmade cloth body, wearinga cotton dress, apron, underclothes, and brown leather boots, ht.11 in., (very good, cheek rubs, and finish loss on bun).

$6,000-8,000

239.Rare China Lady, c. 1850, attributed to Rorstrand, Sweden,flesh-toned glazed porcelain shoulder head, painted and moldedfeatures with blue eyes, well painted and molded black hairswept back into a coiled braided bun in back with finely brush-stroked front hair, cloth body with red kid leather arms, wearingcotton print dress and silk apron, red leather shoes, ht. 14 in.,(very good to excellent, some soiling to fabric).

$7,000-9,000

240.Classical Mahogany and Marble-top Dressing Table withMirror, mid-19th century, upper section with anthemion-moldedeasel support and string-inlaid mirror; lower section withrectangular top above an ogee frieze drawer and lyre-form legs,on a shaped plinth, ht. 8, wd. 7.5, dp. 4.25 in., sold together witha pair of miniature Meissen ornithological urns and a miniaturebook, (table with silvering losses and age-typical wear).

$500-700

241.Parian Lady with Molded Bonnet, Germany, c. 1890, a finequality untinted bisque shoulder head, painted and moldedfeatures with blue eyes and molded blonde hair with a fancymolded purple bonnet with lavender trim and molded ribbon andbow, cloth body with bisque arms and legs, black painted boots,wearing a silk dress with black lace, ht. 10.5 in., (excellent).

$1,500-2,000

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242.Anglo-American School, 19th Century

Portrait of Girl with Black Hair in a Blue Dress Holding a Doll,unsigned, partially identified on plaque, watercolor on paper, in agilt-gesso frame, image size 7 x 5 in.

$300-500

243.Framed Landscape with Peg Wooden Doll, late 19th century,oval, landscape scene with moss and dried flowers, with threecardboard buildings, molded cow and dog, and a small pegwooden doll, under curved glass dome with walnut frame, dia. 12in., (very good).

$600-800

244.Cloth Covered and Doll-mounted Casket, Continental, 19thcentury, unique satin-covered wooden box with lid featuring twocloth dressed dolls in a garden, the sides of the box mountedwith further dolls including a courting couple, sliding lid openingto interior fitted with nine further dolls in various costumes, domelg. 10.5 in., (fabric wear and small losses, fading).

Provenance: Mary Merritt Doll Museum.$800-1,200

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245.Papier-mâché with Queen Victoria Hairstyle, Germany, c.1840, papier-mâché shoulder head, molded and painted blackhairstyle with curly center pulled back underneath exposedmolded ears, with a coiled braided bun, blue painted eyes,closed mouth, milliner-type body with kid torso and carved woodlimbs, blue painted shoes, wearing cotton print dress and strawbonnet with silk bow, ht. 18 in., (excellent).

$3,000-4,000

246.Papier-mâché Gentleman with Molded Hat, Germany, c. 1850,molded papier-mâché shoulder head with unusual flockedpointed hat molded at a slight angle to partially expose rightmolded ear with black brush-stroked hair, molded and paintedfeatures including mustache and goatee, brown eyes,open/closed smiling mouth with painted exposed teeth, milliner-type body with kid torso, painted wood arms and legs, leatherboots, wearing black two-piece wool suit with white shirt, ht. 17in., (excellent).

$3,000-4,000

247.American Red Painted and Carved Miniature Ladder-backRocking Chair, signed WEB and dated 1848, with six rungs withturned uprights, molded arms carved with hands at the hand-holds, the right side holding a stone carved with H, the left handcarved with a devil’s face underneath, strap seat on turned legsjoined by stretchers, on rockers, ht. 13.5 in., (one rear rocker toprepaired, minor wear to paint).

$2,000-2,500

248.Papier-mâché Lady, Germany, c. 1840, papier-mâché shoulderhead, outstanding molded and painted black hairstyle with curlycenter part below three large braids similar to an Apollo knot,blue painted eyes, closed mouth, pierced nostrils, milliner-typebody with kid torso and carved wood limbs, red painted shoes,wearing floral print cotton dress, ht. 23 in., (very good toexcellent, wear to nose).

$3,000-5,000

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249.Taufling Baby and Early Child’s Chair, Germany, c. 1860, wax-over-composition shoulder head, brown pupil-less sleep glasseyes, painted molded features, cloth body with composition lowertorso with composition arms and legs, jointed wrist and ankles,wearing a blue and white silk dress with bonnet, doll ht. 17 in., ina mahoganized pine barrel-back and spindle-fronted high chairwith splayed legs and open shelf, (very good).

$2,000-3,000

250.Papier-mâché Child with Glass Eyes, Germany, c. 1850,papier-mâché shoulder head, center-part hairstyle with shortsausage curls, black pupil-less glass eyes, painted brows andlashes, closed mouth, original cloth body with oversized kid arms,wearing original silk dress, silk covered straw poke bonnet,underclothes, and brown leather shoes, ht. 21 in., (very good,small puncture in back of head).

Note: A handwritten note accompanies the lot reading: “This dollwas named Jenny Lind - and given to Elizabeth Hamilton - Jan25th 1851 on her fifth birthday.”

Provenance: Andrews Collection.$2,500-3,500

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251.Important German Wooden Doll with Wardrobe, makerunknown, probably Oberammergau, Bavaria, c. 1790-1800,painted gesso over carved wood head, brown painted pate,deeply carved ears with pierced lobes, fine brush-strokedquizzical brows and lashes, hazel painted eyes with carved eyelids, strongly carved aquiline nose with deep nostrils, paintedclosed mouth above carved cleft chin, highly blushed cheeks,long slender neck, integral torso with carved breasts and accentcarving of the top edge of a lace chemise, fully jointed body withmortise and tenon jointing at shoulders, elbows, hips, and knees,painted lower arms with finely carved hands, long slender legswith carved and painted lavender slippers with finely carvedthroat; dressed in a white and red windowpane pattern Empirecotton dress, plum checked cotton hooded cape with red poppydesign; wardrobe of clothing includes period handmade itemsfeaturing black silk overcoat, red and black checked wool capewith matching bonnet, black wool skirt, three aprons, and twowhite cotton nightgowns, ht. 32 in., (excellent, with minor repaintto nose).

Provenance: Dorothy Dixon Collection.$50,000-70,000

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252.Boy Ringing Bell Pull-Toy, France, c. 1850, papier-mâchéshoulder head with molded and painted features, black pupil-lessglass eyes, black painted hair, open mouth with four teeth,seated body with wooden hands holding lead hammers, woodlower legs, on a faux-grained wood platform with one stationarybrass bell and two hanging brass bells, on four cast metalwheels, wearing original clothes, when pulled the boy moves botharms and hammers the central bell, lg. 8 in., (excellent).

$2,000-3,000

253.Small Papier-mâché Lady, France, c. 1850, papier-mâchéshoulder head with molded and painted features, blue eyes,black hair, all-kid body, wearing a red wool provincial costumewith original jewelry and lace trim, ht. 8 in., (excellent).

$800-1,200

254.Small Papier-mâché Arab Gentleman, Germany, c. 1850,papier-mâché shoulder head, rare molded turban, molded andpainted features including mustache, peg-jointed wood body withpainted yellow shoes, wearing original costume, ht. 6 in., (verygood).

$800-1,200

255.Folk Art Cloth Black Doll, late 19th century, all cloth with needlestitched features wearing cotton dress and underclothes, ht. 7in., (very good).

$300-400

256.Small Parian Lady, Germany, c. 1860, untinted bisque shoulderhead with painted and molded features, blue painted eyes, browncenter-part hair with sausage curls, cloth body with bisque arms,glazed porcelain legs with pink luster boots, wearing iridescentsilk dress with muslin underclothes, ht. 7 in., (very good).

$300-400

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257.Frozen Parian Praying Child, Germany, c. 1870, untinted bisquemolded figure, blonde hair with green headband, molded claspedhands and white dress, ht. 5 in., (excellent).

$400-500

258.All Bisque Baby in a Basket, Germany, c. 1890, untinted bisquebaby figure with molded clothes and bonnet, includes an ovalbasket with handle, lg. 3.5 in., (excellent).

$200-300

259.Two Bisque Children in a Gondola, Germany, c. 1900, twochildren standing back to back in a balloon gondola, ht. 4 in.,(excellent).

$300-400

260.Parian Squeak Toy Child, Germany, c. 1880,untinted bisqueshoulder head with molded hat and pink luster plume, blondemolded hair, bisque peg-jointed arms and glazed porcelain legswith pink luster boots, cloth-covered torso containing squeakermechanism, wearing a Scottish wool kilt, ht. 5.25 in., (excellent).

$800-1,000

261.Small Parian Lady with Hat, Germany, c. 1880, unusually smalluntinted bisque shoulder head with molded hat and pink lusterplume, blue painted eyes, black molded hair, cloth torso withbisque limbs with black painted boots, ht. 3.5 in., (very good, onefoot damaged).

$300-400

262.Porcelain Trinket Box Formed as Babies in a Bunting,Germany, c. 1850, glazed porcelain box in the form of a buntingwith two infants, lg. 4.5 in., (excellent).

$300-400

263.China Frozen Charlie in Tub, Germany, c. 1860, glazedporcelain seated child with painted and molded features, in anoval bath tub, lg. 3.25 in., (excellent).

$300-500

264.Porcelain Bottle Formed as a Lady on a Chamber Pot,Germany, c. 1850, glazed porcelain seated figure on a chamberpot, removable head with molded bonnet, ht. 2.75 in., (excellent).

$300-400

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265.Two Small Babies in Soft Metal High Chairs, Germany, c.1880, china frozen Charlotte sitting baby with black brush-stroked hair, in his original japanned soft metal high chair withcaned seat, (missing tray); and a japanned soft metal high chairwith all-bisque baby, ht. 3 in., (very good).

$200-300

266.Large Papier-mâché Child, Germany, c. 1850, papier-mâchéshoulder head with molded and painted features, short curlyblack hair with brush-stroked front bangs and tendrils in front ofmolded exposed ears, brown painted eyes, closed mouth, clothbody with kid arms, wearing a red wool dress with soutache trimand brown leather shoes, ht. 30 in., (very good).

$3,000-4,000

267.Papier-mâché Soldier, France, c. 1850, papier-mâché shoulderhead with molded and painted features, blue eyes, black hair,applied mustache and goatee, cloth and carton body withwooden hands, wearing a blue officer’s uniform and hat withcardboard sword and leather boots, ht. 16 in., (very good).

$2,000-3,000

268.Ludwig Greiner Child, Philadelphia, c. 1860, papier-mâchéshoulder head, 1858 Greiner patent paper label, black center-parthair with sausage curls, molded painted features with dark blueeyes, cloth body with kid leather arms, wearing handmade cottondress and silk bonnet, leather moccasins, ht. 16 in., (very good,major fabric loss to arms of dress).

$1,000-1,500

269.Rare KPM China Lady with Wig, Germany, c. 1845, flesh-tonedglazed porcelain shoulder head, painted and molded featureswith blue eyes, long slender nose, closed slightly smiling mouth,very unusual model made to accept a wig, dome head withseven pierced holes surrounding the bald head, brown humanhair wig with fancy braids, cloth body with kid leather arms,wearing a cream silk velvet dress with green satin trim andunderskirt, matching hat, lace under-blouse, and brown high-button boots, ht. 17 in., (excellent, missing one boot heel, headnot removed from body to find markings).

$8,000-10,000

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270.Queen Anne Memorial Doll in Giltwood Shadow Box Case,Continental, c. 1735, carved wooden head and torso with jointedwooden legs, gesso and painted head, shoulders and hands,leather arms with wood hands, brown pupil-less glass eyes, finelypainted brows and lashes with nicely blushed cheeks and ahuman hair wig, wearing original peach silk dress with metallictrim, silk pocket, cotton handkerchief, original paper bodice withillegible writing, doll ht. 17, enclosed in a giltwood shadow box,lg. 16, ht. 27 in., (very good).

Note: In an article by John Noble he states, “From the subtle andsensitive carving of her features, I believe her to be of Europeanrather than English origins.”

$20,000-30,000

271.Papier-mâché Child with Flirty Eyes, Germany, c. 1850, papier-mâché shoulder head, center part hairstyle with short sausagecurls, rare black pupil-less glass flirty eyes, painted brows andlashes, closed mouth, original cloth body with kid arms, wearinga cotton floral print dress and brown leather shoes, ht. 26 in.,(good, an old repair to back of shoulder plate).

$3,000-4,000

272.Wax-over-Composition Lady with Unusual Flirty Eyes,Germany, c. 1880, wax-over-composition shoulder head, blueglass eyes, finely painted brows and lashes, original blondebraided mohair wig, on a cloth body with working squeaker, wax-over-composition arms and legs with well detailed yellow boots,wearing original blue and black satin provincial costume with laceand velvet trim, ht. 12.5 in., (very good).

$800-1,200

273.Holze-Masse Composition Lady with Molded Hat, Germany,c. 1870, molded shoulder head with rare molded hat withfeathers, painted brown hair with molded snood, finely paintedbrows and lashes, painted blue eyes, closed mouth, cloth bodywith carved wood limbs, black painted boots, wearing a pinkpolished cotton dress with black trim, ht. 18.5 in., (very good).

$2,000-3,000

274.Holze-Masse Lady with Molded Hat, Germany, c. 1870, papier-mâché shoulder head with painted and molded features, mauvemolded hat with molded pink bow and feather plume, brown hairwith gilt painted snood, blue painted eyes, finely painted browsand lashes, closed mouth, milliner-type kid body with wood armand legs, yellow painted shoes, wearing a silk brown and whitechecked dress, ht. 12 in., (very good, rub to nose, minor losses).

$1,000-1,500

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275.Kämmer & Reinhardt 112 Character Scottish Boy, Germany, c.1910, bisque socket head incised K*R 112/43, blue paintedeyes, closed mouth with two upper teeth, blonde mohair wig,fully jointed composition body, wearing original Scottish kilt andhat with matching socks and black leather shoes, ht. 16.5 in.,(very good, some wig pulls to back of head).

$7,000-9,000

276.Armand Marseille Character Boy, Germany, c. 1910, bisquesocket head, incised Made in Germany/A 6 M, painted blueintaglio eyes with molded lids, finely painted eyebrows, closedslightly smiling mouth, blonde mohair wig, on a fully jointedcomposition body, wearing a Scottish costume with matchingblack hat and leather shoes, ht. 19 in., (excellent).

$12,000-15,000

277.Kestner All-Bisque Max & Moritz Character Dolls, Germany, c.1910, both with bisque socket heads, molded and painted hair,side glancing painted eyes and smiling mouths, on five-pieceloop-strung bisque bodies with well defined hands and brownpainted shoes, both wearing original cotton and felt costumes, ht.6.5 in., (excellent).

$2,000-3,000

278.Kestner All-Bisque Max & Moritz Character Dolls, Germany, c.1910, both with bisque socket heads, molded and painted hair,side glancing painted eyes and smiling mouths, on five-pieceloop-strung bisque bodies with well defined hands and brownpainted shoes, both wearing original handmade all-cottoncostumes, ht. 5 in., (excellent).

$1,500-2,000

279.Composition Uncle Sam, Germany, c. 1900, possibly Cuno &Otto Dressel, all composition with socket head, molded top hat,painted and molded features, blue eyes, red painted characterlines, closed mouth, gray hair, and molded upturned collar, torsowith painted bow tie, straight arms with jointed wrists, straightlegs, wearing original jacket with tails, vest, and striped pants,black canvas shoes, ht. 18 in., (excellent).

$600-800

280.Composition Gentleman, Germany, c. 1900, possibly Cuno &Otto Dressel, all composition with socket head, molded top hat,painted and molded features, blue eyes, red painted characterlines, open/closed mouth with teeth, mustache, bright redpainted character nose, brown hair, body with jointed wrists,wearing original jacket with tails, vest, and checked pants, ht. 18in., (excellent).

$600-800

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281.Admiral Winfield Scott Schley Portrait Doll, Cuno & OttoDressel, Germany, c. 1900, bisque socket head incised 17 SC,molded and painted gray hair, brows and mustache, brown glasseyes, closed mouth, realistic portrait features, on a five-piecejointed composition body with molded black boots and paintedwhite gloves, wearing a wool admiral’s full dress uniform andmatching hat, ht. 8 in., (very good).

$700-900

282.Admiral Richmond Pearson Hobson Portrait Doll, Cuno & OttoDressel, Germany, c. 1900, bisque socket head incised 17 H,molded and painted brown hair, brows and mustache, blue glasseyes, closed mouth, realistic portrait features, on a five-piecejointed composition body with molded black boots and paintedwhite gloves, wearing a wool admiral’s full dress uniform andmatching hat, ht. 8 in., (very good).

$700-900

283.Admiral William Thomas Sampson Portrait Doll, Cuno & OttoDressel, Germany, c. 1900, bisque socket head incised 17 SP,molded and painted gray hair, brows, mustache and beard, blueglass eyes, closed mouth, realistic portrait features with moldedfurrowed brow, on a five-piece jointed composition body withmolded black boots and painted white gloves, wearing a wooladmiral’s full dress uniform and matching hat, ht. 8 in., (verygood).

$700-900

284.French Painted Doll Store Trade Sign, late 19th century, oneside painted with a fashionable doll and advertising “ParisBebes,” the reverse similarly inscribed, with two hanging eyelets,16.5 x 20.25 in., (age typical wear and minor paint loss, top withsome gouging).

$1,000-1,500

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285.Rare All Original Joanny Bébé, France, c. 1880, pressedbisque socket head, incised J7, brown paperweight eyes, finelypainted brows and lashes, mauve shadow over eyes, closedmouth with white space between lips, pierced ears, original fancyblonde mohair wig with cork pate, on a fully jointed compositionbody with bisque lower arms and straight wrists, wearing anoriginal green silk and lace dress, original underclothes and blackleather shoes, ht. 18 in., (excellent, right pinkie repaired, rightforefinger re-glued).

$10,000-12,000

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286.China Lady with Molded Braids, Germany, c. 1850, attributedto Kestner, flesh-toned glazed porcelain shoulder head, paintedand molded features with blue eyes, painted and molded blackcenter-part hair swept in to a large coiled spiral of braids, clothbody with glazed porcelain limbs, orange painted boots, wearingoriginal printed cotton dress with matching bonnet and whitecotton underclothes, ht. 20.5 in., (excellent).

$4,000-6,000

287.China Lady with Sophia Smith Hairstyle, Germany, c. 1850,attributed to Kestner, glazed porcelain shoulder head, paintedand molded features with brown eyes, well painted and moldedblack center-part hair with long sausage curls, cloth body withleather arms, painted black shoes, wearing original printed cottondress with underclothes and brown leather boots, ht. 24 in., (verygood to excellent, minor nose rub, wear to hands and body).

$5,000-7,000

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288.Schlaggenwald “Morning Glory” China Lady, Germany, c.1850, tinted glazed porcelain shoulder head with blue paintedeyes, painted arched brows, red line painted eyelids, closedmouth, molded exposed ears, chin and long thin neck, featuringa well executed molded dark brown swept back hairstyle withlarge coiled braid in the back, finely brush-stroked front hair,applied behind both ears are molded sprays of colorful flowers,kid leather body wearing a light brown printed cotton dress andunderclothes, German leather fashion boots stamped J.J., ht. 24in., (excellent).

$6,000-8,000

289.Copenhagen China Lady, Germany, c. 1850, glazed porcelainshoulder head, painted and molded features with blue eyes, wellpainted and molded black center-part hair swept back into alarge bun in back with fully exposed molded ears, cloth body withglazed porcelain arms, wearing a floral print cotton dress, ht. 15.5in., (excellent).

$8,000-10,000

290.Rare Papier-mâché Lady with Coronet Braid, Germany, c.1840, papier-mâché shoulder head, molded and painted darkbrown hair with coronet braid and brush-stroked tendrils, bluepainted eyes, milliner-type body with kid torso and carved woodlimbs, painted red shoes, wearing open work floral cotton dress,ht. 10.75 in., (very good, light surface rubs to hair and nose).

$2,000-3,000

291.Small Papier-mâché Lady, Germany, c. 1840, papier-mâchéshoulder head with short painted black hair, molded and paintedfeatures, blue eyes, closed mouth, original milliner-type body withkid torso and carved wood limbs, yellow painted shoes, wearingmuslin jacket and wool dress, muslin attached bonnet withmercury glass drop earrings, ht. 8 in., (very good).

$300-500

292.Early Papier-mâché Lady with Wig, Germany, c. 1840, papier-mâché shoulder head with short molded and painted black hairand unusual applied human hair front curls, blue painted eyes,closed mouth, milliner-type body with kid torso and carved woodlimbs, orange painted shoes, wearing silk floral gown and lacebonnet, ht. 9.5 in., (excellent, some minor fabric loss).

$1,000-1,500

293.Papier-mâché Gentleman with Molded Hat, Germany, c. 1850,molded papier-mâché shoulder head with flocked hat, moldedand painted features including mustache, blue eyes, milliner-typebody with kid torso, painted wood arms and legs, orange paintedshoes, wearing original provincial costume, ht. 14 in., (excellent).

$2,000-3,000

294.Papier-mâché Doll with Rare Hairstyle, Germany, c. 1850,papier-mâché shoulder head, molded and painted features, bluepainted eyes, closed mouth, very rare hairstyle with brownpainted hair, large molded coiled braided bun, applied brownhuman hair front curls, milliner-type body with kid torso andcarved wood limbs, yellow painted shoes, wearing a pinkpolished cotton dress with lace net overlay and silk ribbon trim,ht. 14 in., (excellent).

$1,500-2,000

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295.Child in Walker Toy, Germany, c. 1860, molded papier-mâchéfigure with jointed neck, molded red dress, jointed legs, standingin a turned wood walker, ht. 4 in., (very good, some wear).

$800-1,200

296.Lady Holding Bird Squeak Toy, Germany, c. 1850, molded andpainted papier-mâché figure with Apollo style hairstyle, moldedyellow dress, holding a black bird, standing on faux grass paintedwood bellows, ht. 5.25 in., (very good, front half of Apollo knotrepaired).

$1,000-1,500

297.Fine Frozen Charlotte Baby in Soft Metal High Chair,Germany, c. 1880, china frozen Charlotte sitting baby with blackbrush-stroked hair, in his original japanned soft metal high chairwith caned seat, tray features molded sheep and windmill, ht. 3in., (very good).

$500-700

298.Frozen Charlotte Squeak Toy with Jointed Arms, Germany, c.1880, very unusual squeak toy of a frozen Charlotte-type boywith china head and lower torso with jointed arms, cloth-coveredtorso contains squeaker mechanism, unusual black curly moldedhair and painted features, ht. 4.5 in., (excellent).

Provenance: Mary Merritt Doll Museum.$800-1,200

299.Paddy and the Pig Candy Container, Germany, c. 1915,molded composition bearded Irish gentleman with top hat, withcarved wood arms and legs wearing wool jacket with tails, cottonhound’s-tooth pants holding a clover, riding atop a flockedcomposition pig with painted eyes and snout, candy containeropens underneath belly with original cardboard cover, lg. 12, ht.12.5 in., (excellent).

$1,500-2,000

300.Rare Pig Candy Container with Black Gentleman Rider,Germany, c. 1900, a painted composition black gentleman withmolded colorful three-piece suit and hat, character facial features,molded monocle, oversized stogie, separate wobblingcomposition feet, seated on a whimsical flocked composition pigwith head removing to candy compartment, black bead eyes,soft metal bit and harness, the pig attached to a faux floralcovered dowel mounted to a round base with glass dome, figureht. 11, overall ht 13 in., (excellent).

$4,000-6,000

301.Clockwork Soldier on Horseback, Germany, c. 1900, bisquesocket head with blue glass eyes, on dressed soldier’s body, atopa horsehide-covered horse containing a clockwork mechanismwhich operates the four legs, lg. 9 in., (excellent).

$1,000-1,500

302.Bisque Jockey Dollhouse Figure, with molded cap and bisquehands, kid lower body, with silk riding outfit with brass buttons,ht. 7.75 in., (very good).

$200-300

303.German Papier-mâché Hunter, Germany, c. 1870, papier-mâché shoulder head, molded and painted features, brown eyes,molded mustache, brown human hair, stationary papier-mâchébody with integral base, jointed arms holding a rifle controlled bya pull-string behind his leg, wearing original costume and hat, ht.13 in., (very good).

$700-900

304.Papier-mâché Jester Pull-Toy, Germany, c. 1860, papier-mâchéhead with blue painted eyes, finely painted whimsical brows,cotton batting beard and hair, mechanical wooden body holdingstaff with bells, atop a wheeled marbleized-paper-coveredplatform, wearing cotton outfit and matching hat with Dresdenpaper trim, ht. 16 in., (very good, tip of nose re-glued).

Provenance: Mary Merritt Doll Museum.$1,000-1,500

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305.Papier-mâché French Soldier, France, late 19th century, allmolded and painted papier-mâché, socket head with brownpainted eyes, brown hair and sideburns, separately molded hatwith plumes, jointed body with molded and painted uniform,jointed at lower torso, legs and lower torso covered with kidleather, molded boots, two molded papier-mâché panels formjacket tails and are attached to torso with cloth, ht. 22.5 in.,(good, some wear and soiling).

$3,000-5,000

306.Papier-mâché Soldier, France, late 19th century, all molded andpainted papier-mâché, socket head with blue glass eyes, brownhair and sideburns, separately molded hat, jointed body withmolded and painted uniform with applied brass buttons, jointedat lower torso, molded boots, ht. 17 in., (very good, some wear,missing one brass button).

$800-1,200

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307.Large French Soldier Carton Moule Candy Container, late19th century, modeled as a standing man, with molded andpainted features with red beard and mustache, separates atwaist, wearing green wool felt uniform with Persian lamb cap, hisjacket pinned with a miniature French medallion on red, white andblue ribbon, ht. 17 in., (very good, small crack behind one ear,suit with minor moth hole damage).

$300-500

308.Large Hen Toy, Germany, c. 1900, plush-covered cardboardbody with painted wood feet, composition beak, felt-coveredfacial features, glass eyes and real tail feathers, squeakmechanism activated when body pressed down, which alsoreleases “eggs” from tube inside body, ht. 14 in., (very good,missing eggs).

$400-600

309.Papier-mâché Jester Lantern, Germany, c. 1900, moldedpapier-mâché head-form lantern with wire handle, heavily moldedcomic facial features wearing jester’s hat, printed tissue papereyes and teeth, applied curly mohair skin wig, and neck ruffle, ht.4.5 in., (excellent, some mohair loss).

$800-1,200

310.English Barrister Jack in the Box, Germany, c. 1890,composition head with molded and painted features includingwhite barrister wig, attached to spring with original clothes andwooden hands, contained in marbleized paper covered woodbox with original lid label reading: “What wonder Mifs, May be inthis? - Make me free, And You’ll see!,” ht. 8.5 in., (very good,some paper loss to box, and soiling to head and clothes).

$400-600

311.Simon & Halbig 939 Child, Germany, c. 1890, bisque sockethead, incised S16H 939 on head, blue paperweight eyes, finelypainted brows and lashes, open mouth with teeth, pierced ears,later blonde wig, on marked Jumeau jointed composition body,wearing a cotton and lace dress and black leather shoes, ht. 26in., (very good, hands repainted).

Provenance: Beatrice Wright.$2,500-3,000

312.Gebruder Kuhnlenz Smiling Child, Germany, c. 1900, bisquesocket head, incised 55_32, gray/blue glass eyes, painted browsand lashes, smiling open mouth with four upper teeth, moldeddimples, pierced ears, brown human hair wig, on a fully jointedcomposition with straight wrists, costumed by Beatrice Wright ina one-piece cream organza dress with lace overlay, ht. 23 in.,(very good to excellent).

$3,000-4,000

313.Rare Georgene Averill Allie Kat, Germany, c. 1920, bisqueflange head, incised “Allie Kat Copr. By Georgene Averill,” withwhimsical molded cat features, large green glass eyes, openmouth with teeth and separate wobbling molded bisque tongue,on a plush body with disc jointed arms and legs with moldedcomposition boots, ht. 15 in., (excellent, major paint loss tocomposition boots).

$5,000-6,000

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314.Rare Georgene Averill Allie Dog, Germany, c. 1920, bisqueflange head, incised “Allie Dog Copr. By Georgene Averill,” withwhimsical molded dog features, large brown side-glancing glasseyes, open mouth with teeth and separate molded bisquetongue, on a plush body with swing jointed legs and four buttonson the chest, ht. 15.5 in., (excellent, minor rub to tip of tongue).

$4,000-5,000

315.Kämmer & Reinhardt 114 Character Child, “Gretchen,”Germany, c. 1910, bisque socket head, incised K*R 114/54,painted blue eyes with molded lids, single stroke eyebrows,closed pouty mouth, blonde mohair wig, on a fully jointedcomposition body, wearing a pink cotton dress and black leathershoes with metal buckles, ht. 20.5 in., (very good, slight wig pullsto back of head, wear to hands).

$4,000-5,000

316.Kämmer & Reinhardt 101 Marie Character Child, Germany, c.1910, bisque socket head, incised K R 101/49, painted blue eyeswith molded lids, single stroke eyebrows, closed pouty mouth,original blonde braided wig, and fully jointed composition body,wearing a blue and white cotton check dress and ivory shoeswith rosettes, ht. 18.5 in., (very good, slight cheek rub and onewig pull to back of head).

$3,000-4,000

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317.Heubach Black Character Baby, Germany, c. 1910, dark brownbisque socket head, incised sunburst mark and 7671, moldedblack hair, side-glancing brown intaglio eyes, smiling open/closedmouth, on a five-piece baby body, wearing cotton polka-dotpants, ht. 9 in., (excellent).

$1,000-1,500

318.Three All-Bisque Black Children, Germany, c. 1900, the largesta Kuhnlenz child with dark black complexion, bisque socket headwith brown glass eyes and peg-jointed five-piece bisque body,the middle size a bisque child with dark brown complexion, solidneck with brown glass eyes and jointed arms and legs, thesmallest a Kuhnlenz child with light brown complexion, sockethead with painted eyes and jointed five-piece loop-strung bisquebody, all wearing vintage clothing, the largest ht. 5.5 in., (verygood).

$600-800

319.Heubach Black Character Baby, Germany, c. 1910, dark brownbisque socket head, incised sunburst mark and 7668, moldedblack hair, side-glancing brown intaglio eyes, smiling closedmouth, on a five-piece baby body, wearing a cotton print babydress with lace collar, ht. 10 in., (excellent).

$1,000-1,500

320.Heubach All-Bisque Character Child, Germany, c. 1910,standing figure with molded hair, brown side-glancing intaglioeyes, open closed mouth, jointed arms, and blue painted shoes,wearing a cotton dress and underwear, ht. 8 in., (excellent).

$800-1,000

321.Large Heubach Puppy Figurine with Bonnet, Germany, c.1910, tinted bisque figure of a puppy wearing a baby bonnet andbib, incised sunburst mark, lg. 9.5 in., (excellent).

$1,000-1,500

322.Heubach Black Boy with Corn Figurine, Germany, c. 1910,tinted bisque seated figure wearing a pink polka-dot baby dress,and holding a corn cob, incised sunburst mark, ht. 4.75 in.,(excellent).

$400-600

323.Three Heubach Black Figurines, Germany, c. 1910, tintedbisque seated figures, all with incised sunburst mark, largest 4.5in., (very good, some wear to hair).

$600-800

324.Three Heubach Position Babies, Germany, c. 1915, tintedbisque figures in various positions with molded hair and characterfaces, ht. 4.5 in., (excellent).

$600-800

325.Three Heubach Position Babies with Vases, Germany, c.1910, tinted bisque babies in various positions with vases, largestht. 6.25 in., (excellent).

$1,000-1,500

326.Armand Marseille 252 Googly Baby, Germany, c. 1915, bisquesocket head incised 252 A6/0M, dome head with molded hairand top knot, side glancing blue intaglio eyes, closed smilingmouth, five-piece composition baby body, wearing original cottonbaby gown, ht. 9 in., (excellent).

$500-700

327.Heubach Character Baby, Germany, c. 1910, bisque sockethead incised 7602 and sunburst mark, blue painted intaglio eyes,closed mouth, molded and painted hair, five-piece compositionbaby body, wearing original clothes, sold together with a felt pigwith jointed arms and legs and a later miniature rocking chair,baby ht. 7 in., (very good to excellent).

$300-400

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328.Two All-Bisque Heubach Children Figures, Germany, c. 1910,crying girl with orange hair bow and boy with outstretched arms,ht. 6 in., (girl with head reattached).

$800-1,000

329.Lot of Three Small Monkeys, Germany, including a Schuco feltdressed monkey with paper top hat, and two mohair jointedmonkeys with felt faces and shoe button eyes, largest ht. 3.5 in.,(very good).

$200-300

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330.Two Kestner All-Bisque Kewpie-type Dolls, Germany, c. 1915,tinted bisque standing Kewpie-type children with jointed arms,wearing original costumes, largest ht. 5 in., (very good).

$300-500

331.Three German All-Bisque Novelty Dolls, c. 1910, including acomical gentleman with a large nose and top hat wearing laterfelt clothes, a black man with heavily molded features and hatwith original felt clothes, and a small witch with molded gray hairand original clothes, largest ht. 4.5 in., (excellent).

$800-1,200

332.German Bisque Novelty Hat Pin Holder, late 19th century,depicting a figure of Pierrot marching with pink drum hung abouthis neck, ht. 5.125 in., (good).

$200-300

333.German Bisque Novelty Figure Young Pierrot, late 19thcentury, the figure shown emerging from an egg-form container,fitted with string, ht. 3.75 in., (very good).

$200-250

334.German Painted Bisque Novelty Figure of a Clown, late 19thcentury, the figure with tall pink pointed hat and seated before anopen egg-form container, ht. 5.5 in., (very good).

$200-250

335.Izannah Walker Painted Cloth Child, Rhode Island, c. 1860, oilpainted stockinette head and shoulders, hand painted featuresincluding brown eyes, brown painted hair with center part, sevenback corkscrew curls and finely brush-stroked wisps of hairabove applied ears, pierced nostrils, pink cheek blush andpainted closed mouth, muslin body with oil painted limbs, bluepainted boots, wearing an early cream cotton off-the-shoulderdress with lightweight cotton under-blouse, ht. 18 in., (good tovery good, paint loss at seam lines around top of head, somecrazing and loss to face).

$10,000-12,000

336.Miniature Bliss Lithographed Paper and Pressed Oak Rocker,early 20th century, shaped cresting above a backrest inset withslats and flanked by square uprights with turned finials, shapedarms and plank seat, square legs and turned stretchers, onrockers, ht. 12 in., (minor chipping to paper on seat, else verygood).

$100-150

337.Folk Art Cloth Lady, 19th century, cloth head and shoulders withhand-embroidered features, applied nose, human hair wig, all-cloth body with narrow waist and long legs, wearing printedcotton dress with white cotton undergarments, ht. 25 in., (good,some soiling, missing one shoe).

$2,000-3,000

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338.English Cottage Form Painted Desk Box, late 19th/early 20thcentury, wood applied with painted paper, the roof mounted withstraw thatching, each side with one dormer, one side with twochimneys, the sides of house painted with windows and doors,accented with foliage, trees, and figures of a lady, a child with alamb, and a courting couple, the hinged lid opening to grain-painted interior, with paper-covered removable pencil box overset of four drawers, all on brass ball feet, ht. 14.75, 15.375, dp.12.75 in., (losses to straw thatching, some fading/toning, minorgouges to chimneys, minor age wear).

$1,200-1,500

339.Leather Indian Doll, America, c. 1920-1930, molded leatherhead with painted features, leather arms, wearing a buckskincostume with beaded necklaces, beaded moccasins andmatching beaded headdress, ht. 15 in., (very good).

$600-800

340.Folk Art Judy Cloth Doll, 19th century, oil painted cloth head,prominent nose and chin, painted features including blue eyes,brows, and mouth with teeth, all-cloth body, wearing printedcotton costume with apron and cap, ht. 22 in., (very good).

$800-1,200

341.Folk Art Punch Cloth Doll, 19th century, oil painted cloth headwith center seam, prominent nose and chin, painted featuresincluding blue eyes, brows, mouth, mustache, ears, and hair, all-cloth body with painted hands, wearing printed striped cottoncostume with ruffled collar, blue sewn-on felt boots and blue feltpointed cap with tassel, ht. 23 in., (excellent).

$800-1,200

342.Folk Art Punch Cloth Doll, 19th century, oil painted cloth headwith center seam, prominent nose and chin, painted featuresincluding blue eyes, brows, mouth, mole, ears, and hair, all-clothbody with painted hands, wearing printed cotton costume withruffled lace collar, red sewn-on felt boots and red felt pointed capwith tassel, ht. 12 in., (excellent).

$400-600

343.Rare Martha Chase Charles Dickens Character Little Nell,Pawtucket, Rhode Island, c. 1920, painted stockinette, head withmolded and painted features, blue painted eyes, heavily brush-stroked golden hair with molded braids, sateen body, paintedstockinette limbs, wearing floral printed cotton dress, plaid scarf,and black leather shoes, ht. 16 in., (excellent).

Note: Little Nell is a famous character from Charles Dickens’book The Old Curiosity Shop.

$1,000-1,500

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344.Martha Chase Girl with Bobbed Hair, Pawtucket, Rhode Island,c. 1910, all-cloth doll with heavily painted bobbed blonde hair,brown painted eyes with lashes, sateen body with stockinette oilpainted limbs, textured sheer cotton play dress, ht. 20 in.,(excellent).

$1,000-1,500

345.Martha Chase Boy with Side-part Hair, Pawtucket, RhodeIsland, c. 1920, all-cloth doll with heavily painted side-part blondehair, blue painted eyes with lashes, stitched ears, on a oil paintedstockinette body, wearing original boy’s play gown with jacket,and brown leather sandals, ht. 16 in., (excellent).

$800-1,200

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346.China Gentleman with Beard, Germany, c. 1850, flesh-tonedglazed porcelain shoulder head, painted and molded featureswith blue eyes, painted and molded black hair and full beard withfine brush-stroked edges, cloth body with glazed porcelainhands, wearing a gray wool three-piece suit and black overcoatwith cape, brown leather high boots, ht. 13.5 in., (very good,craquelure to glaze).

$4,000-5,000

347.China Boy with Unusual Costume, Germany, c. 1860,attributed to Kestner, glazed porcelain shoulder head with paintedand molded features, short black hair with finely brush-strokedbangs, blue eyes, closed mouth, all-kid body, black paintedboots, wearing an extensively embroidered black wool costumewith velvet trim, metal belt buckle and cap with metal stars andmatching necklace, ht. 21 in., (excellent).

$3,000-4,000

348.Early Bisque Fortune Teller, France, c. 1880, tinted bisqueshoulder head with molded and painted black hair, painted blueeyes, molded mustache and goatee, cloth covered torso withbisque arms and legs and orange painted shoes, on a heavymetal stand, wearing a velvet robe with a pocket containingperiod handwritten French fortunes on die cut cards, ht. 14.5 in.,(good, shoulder plate damaged).

$1,000-1,500

349.Mme. Rohmer China Fashion Doll, France, c. 1865, earlyglazed porcelain flange head and shoulder plate, pupil-less brownglass eyes, finely painted brows and lashes, closed mouth,blonde human hair wig, gusseted all-kid body signed Rohmerwith jointed knees and glazed porcelain arms, wearing light pinksatin gown with lace trim and matching bonnet, ht. 14 in., (verygood, right middle finger missing).

$5,000-7,000

350.China Lady with Headband, Germany, c. 1860, glazedporcelain shoulder head with painted and molded features,unusual blonde molded hair with black hair band, blue eyes,closed mouth, all-kid body, wearing a striped silk dress with lacecollar; with a Victorian walnut caned seat side chair, ht. 14 in.,(very good, body well worn).

$1,500-2,000

351.Continental Glass Paperweight with Encased FrozenCharlotte, late 19th century, circular-form cut with thumbnotching, dia. 2.125 in., (a few very tiny fleabite chips at edges).

$75-100

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352.China Lady with Bun and Wardrobe, Germany, c. 1850, flesh-toned glazed porcelain shoulder head, painted and moldedfeatures with blue eyes, well painted and molded dark brown hairwith center part, swept back into a coiled braided bun in back,kid body with carved wood arms, wearing a pale pink cottondress with gauze overlay, wardrobe includes a lavender and whitestriped cotton dress, fine white and lavender patterned dress withembroidered detail, white and lavender striped dress withmatching apron, lot also includes three fine quality bonnets, twostraw and one pink satin, and a gray painted, blue trimmed two-door armoire with two base drawers and ripple-edged molding,ht. of doll 21 in., (china lady and clothes excellent; wear toarmoire with losses to hinge areas).

$15,000-20,000

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353.Four Small Glazed Porcelain Figures, Germany, late 19thcentury, including two frozen Charlottes, one child with moldedbonnet ht. 3, the other child with black molded hair ht. 2.75, aseated dog, ht. 2, and seated cat ht. 2 in., (excellent).

$400-600

354.German Egg-form Trinket Box, c. 1860, glazed porcelain, egg-shaped container with lady’s head with molded bonnet andruffled collar, and a molded baby in a bunting, opening at center,ht. 4.5 in., (excellent).

$200-300

355.Staffordshire Canary Luster Baby in Cradle, England, early19th century, the sleeping baby with bonnet, covered by acolorful blanket in a wicker cradle with hood, lg. 5 in., (very good,glaze chips on cradle edge).

$300-400

356.Five Bisque Figures from Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Germany, late19th century, fine group of bisque figures includes Uncle Tom,Harriet Beecher Stowe, Eliza, St. Clair, and Master’s Fury, eachht. 3.5 in.

Provenance: Mary Merritt Doll Museum.$200-300

357.Two Miniature Porcelain Items, Germany, mid-19th century,glazed porcelain, two babies in a bunting and a baby in a basket,lg. 3 in., (excellent).

$200-300

358.Four Small Frozen Charlottes, Germany, late 19th century,glazed porcelain, including a man with a mustache and wearing ahat, ht. 2.5, a seated figure wearing a knit costume, ht. 2.5, apink tinted standing figure wearing a dress, ht. 1.5, and a figure ina basket, lg. 2 in.

$200-300

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359.Bisque Figure of a Man Holding Christmas Toys, Germany, c.1900, a bisque figural gentleman standing against a tree stumpholding dolls and toys, blue anchor stamped mark, ht. 5.5 in.,(excellent).

$400-600

360.Two Porcelain Nodding Clowns, Germany, late 19th century,glazed porcelain figures, each leaning against a tree stump, withseparate nodding heads, both with blue anchor stamped mark,each ht. 6 in., (very good, one figure has a flake on neck ruffle).

$300-500

361.Early Pen Wipe of a Laundry Maid, depicting a bundledcharwoman with black bonnet and red shoulder wrap above aplain cotton dress, holding a wicker basket with “laundry,” withinscribed verse on paper affixed to base, ht. 3.75 in.

$300-500

362.Early Roly Poly Child with Lamb, Germany, c. 1850, papier-mâché roly poly of a child with molded hat and long curly hair,blue painted eyes, molded yellow dress, and holding a lamb, ht.4 in., (very good, some minor chips on hat and hair).

$500-700

363.Small Doll and Doll’s Carriage, Nuremburg, late 19th century,wicker carriage with wood chassis, handle and wheels, moldedpapier-mâché baby with molded bonnet and jointed arm, lg. 4 in.,(good, missing one arm).

$200-300

364.Squeak Toy Child with Cradle, c. 1850, the German doll withmolded papier-mâché shoulder head, molded blonde Alice-typehairstyle, blue painted eyes, papier-mâché arms, squeakmechanism torso, wood lower torso, peg-jointed legs withpainted socks and black boots, wearing a cotton dress, ht. 4, thewalnut doll’s cradle with integral hood, lg. 7.5 in., (very good).

Note: Accompanied by a note reading: “Mother’s doll andfurniture with which she played as a child. 1840-1855.”

$400-600

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365.German Boy with Molded Hair, c. 1900, bisque shoulder headwith molded light brown hair, brown glass sleep eyes, moldedand painted features, closed mouth, cloth body with compositionarms, and lower legs with molded boots, wearing a cotton boy’ssuit, ht. 10.5 in., (excellent).

$200-300

366.Early Francois Gaultier Fashion Doll, France, c. 1870, palepressed bisque socket head on bisque shoulder plate, brownstationary glass eyes, finely painted brows and lashes, closedmouth, pierced ears, antique blonde human hair wig with corkpate and gusseted French kid body, wearing original embroideredwool costume, brown leather shoes and a matching hat, ht. 14in., (very good, some wear to fingers).

$1,500-2,000

367.Wool and Felt Covered Horse Toy, 20th century, mounted withreins, saddle and saddle-bag, on taped legs ending in leathershoes, lg. 10 in., (two pads lacking from feet, likely lackingstirrups, reins with break).

$200-400

368.Bisque Figurine of a Child and Dog, Germany, c. 1880, moldeduntinted bisque figure of a child with Alice-type hairstyle, standingwith her dog, ht. 4 in., (excellent).

$300-400

369.Two Bisque Children Figurines, Germany, c. 1910, a seatedchild with dog, and a seated child, both have mohair wigs,largest ht. 4.5 in., (excellent).

$500-700

370.German Bisque Novelty Figure of a Bathing Baby, late 19thcentury, standing figure with frustrated expression and clenchedfists, ht. 5.25 in., (both handles to bathtub with chips).

$100-150

371.Group of Four Hertwig Art Deco Painted Bisque SpoonWarmers, c. 1925, each in the form of a fashionably dressedfigure seated atop a stylized head, ht. tallest 5.375 in., (one withminor wear to coat).

$800-1,200

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372.Two German Painted Bisque Porcelain Naughty and NiceFigural Groups, each depicting two girls seated in or standingbeside a side chair, one figure showing the girls posed demurely,the other the girls sticking out their tongues, ht. 9.75 in.

$400-600

373.Three Small Heubach Figurines, Germany, c. 1910, tintedbisque figures includes piano baby lying on its back, a boy withhis hand over his eye, and a girl reaching forward, largest ht. 3.5in., (excellent).

$400-600

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374.Four Small All-Bisque Novelty Dolls, Germany, late 19thcentury, untinted bisque, all with jointed limbs, including twoPolichinelles, a Punch figure, and a lady with a molded hat andclothes, each ht. 3 in., (excellent).

$300-400

375.Two All-Bisque Characters Dolls, Germany, c. 1915, including ablack boy with molded clothes and jointed arms, and a bisqueKewpie-type figure with molded hair and pajamas, ht. 5.25 in.,(excellent).

$300-500

376.Two Small Dolls, mid-19th century, a wax gentleman withmolded mustache and goatee, ht. 7; and a papier-mâché elderlywoman, sitting in a Waltershausen rocking armchair, ht. 6 in.,(good, wax figure missing one hand and one foot, womanmissing legs).

$200-300

377.Papier-mâché Old Woman, Germany, mid-19th century, papier-mâché shoulder head with whimsical molded facial featuresincluding large nose and smiling mouth with teeth, milliner-typebody with kid torso and carved wood limbs, painted shoes,wearing original clothes, ht. 7.25 in., (very good).

$500-700

378.Papier-mâché Gentleman with Comical Face, Germany, mid-19th century, papier-mâché shoulder head with whimsical moldedfacial features including furrowed brow, large nose, and smilingmouth with teeth, skin wig, milliner-type body with kid torso andcarved wood limbs, painted shoes, wearing original clothes, ht.8.75 in., (very good).

$500-700

379.Neapolitan Crèche-type Lady Doll, Italy, early 19th century,hand-carved wooden figure with highly detailed features andsculpted hair, glass eyes, jointed wood body with well carvedhands, black painted shoes, wearing gilt trimmed silk dress withblack velvet cape, ht. 12 in., (very good).

$800-1,200

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380.Carved Wood Shepherd, Germany, late 19th century, carvedand painted wood figural group of a seated shepherd, his dog,and a sheep next to a tree, ht. 7.5 in., (very good, one tree limbmissing).

$700-900

381.Crèche-type Gentleman Figure, Continental, 19th century,hand-carved wooden figure of a man with carved hair and facialfeatures, painted mustache, wood torso, wire articulated armswith wood hands, wood legs, wearing original costume, ht. 13.5in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

382.Parian Lady Squeak Toy, Germany, c. 1880, untinted bisqueshoulder head with molded hat and pink luster plume, blondemolded hair, bisque peg-jointed arms and glazed porcelain legswith pink luster boots, cloth-covered torso containing squeakermechanism, wearing later clothes, ht. 4.5 in., (good, squeaker notfunctional, right boot re-glued).

$800-1,200

383.Small Parian Lady with Molded Plumed Hat, Germany, c.1880, untinted bisque head and torso with molded blue hat andpink feather, molded corset, blonde hair, cloth upper arms andupper legs, bisque lower arms and bisque lower legs with paintedblack boots, wearing original silk and lace dress, ht. 6 in., (verygood, some fabric wear).

$1,000-1,500

384.Parian Alice-type Child, Germany, c. 1880, untinted bisqueshoulder head with blonde Alice-type hairstyle, molded andpainted features, blue eyes, closed mouth, cloth body withbisque lower arms and glazed porcelain feet with pink lusterboots, wearing lightweight wool dress with plaid silk trim, ht. 7 in.,(very good, fabric loss).

$800-1,200

385.Simon & Halbig Parian Child with Glass Eyes, Germany, c.1880, untinted bisque shoulder head, incised S 3/0 H on front ofshoulder plate, with short molded brown hair, blue glass eyes,painted brows and lashes, closed mouth, cloth body with bisquearms and lower legs, painted black shoes, wearing a red printcotton dress and white cotton under clothes, black large-brimmed hat, ht. 10 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

386.Small Parian Lady with Molded Plumed Hat, Germany, c.1880, untinted bisque head and torso with molded green hat andfeather, molded corset, black hair, cloth upper arms and upperlegs, bisque lower arms and lower legs with painted black boots,ht. 6 in., (very good).

$1,000-1,500

387.Parian Lady with Pink Luster Molded Headband, Germany, c.1890, untinted bisque shoulder head, painted and moldedfeatures, blonde fancy hairstyle with pink luster headband, blueeyes, cloth body with bisque arms and legs, gray painted boots,wearing a brown velvet dress, ht. 9 in., (excellent).

$1,000-1,500

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388.Milliner Model with Apollo Knot, Germany, c. 1840, papier-mâché shoulder head, painted molded features, elaboratelymolded high beehive with side curls, known as an Apollo knot,blue painted eyes, milliner-type kid body with wooden arms andlegs, green painted shoes, wearing gauze dress with linen under-dress, ht. 9 in., (good, some losses to hair, and wear to fabric).

$800-1,200

389.Glass-eyed Papier-mâché Lady with Wig, Germany, c. 1850,papier-mâché shoulder head, brown human hair wig with braidedcoiled bun, brown pupil-less glass eyes, milliner-type body withkid torso and carved wood limbs, painted green shoes, wearingoriginal geometric print and striped dress, ht. 10.5 in., (excellent,slight nose rub).

$1,000-1,500

390.Pair of All Original Provincial Dolls, Germany, c. 1890, bothwith bisque shoulder heads, brown glass eyes, finely paintedbrows and lashes, closed mouths, blonde mohair wigs, clothbodies with bisque arms and legs and molded black boots,wearing original eastern European provincial costumes, ht. 8 in.,(very good).

$700-900

391.Recknagel Character Boy in Tuxedo, Germany, c. 1915, bisquesocket head, incised R 73 A 3/0, solid dome head with unusualmolded hair, painted brows, brown painted eyes, comical moldedfacial features, smiling closed mouth, jointed composition bodywith one-piece arms, wearing a later tuxedo and top hat, ht. 8.5in., (excellent).

$400-600

392.Max and Moritz Figurine, Germany, c. 1910, painted terra-cottafigure of Max and Moritz standing against a tree, the baseinscribed “Max u Moritz bein Photographen,” ht. 7 in., (very good,some minor paint loss).

$300-500

393.Two Mexican Cowboys on Horses, Mexico, c. 1930, waxhorses and figures mounted to wooden bases, one figureretaining original paper label reading “Cosos Mexicanas/Tlaquepaque/J.L. Legorreta,” largest lg. 10 in., (very good).

$300-500

394.American Composition Boy Scout, c. 1915, all compositionwith socket head, molded hat, blue glass eyes, finely moldeduniform and jointed arms, ht. 14.5 in., (very good, tip of left footrepaired).

$800-1,000

395.Two German Novelty Dolls, c. 1910, molded compositiongentleman with jointed arms, and composition Kewpie-type childwith painted hair and molded shoes with red socks, Kewpie type,ht. 9 in., (very good).

$200-300

396.Two Horsman Campbell Kid Dolls, America, c. 1915, both withpainted composition flange heads and cloth bodies, the largerdoll having molded composition lower arms, both wearing originalcotton play suits, the larger with original label, largest ht. 12 in.,(good, some play wear and fading to both).

$200-400

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397.Heubach Koppelsdorf Black Character Baby, Germany, c.1920, brown tinted bisque socket head incised 63, brown glassside glancing eyes, painted brows and lashes, open smilingmouth with molded teeth, pierced nostrils with brass ring, piercedears with brass earrings, black mohair top knot, brass necklace,and five-piece baby body, ht. 7 in., (excellent).

$200-300

398.Two Handmade Cloth Golliwogs, England, early 20th century,with original clothes, ht. 11 and 7 in.

$300-400

399.German Papier-mâché Donkey Candy Container, c. 1910, theanimal seated on his haunches and with a bemused expressionwith open mouth, ht. 7 in., (three legs with restorations, front rightleg with crack).

$800-1,200

400.German Papier-mâché Bulldog Candy Container, early 20thcentury, the canine with oversized head and seated on hishaunches, ht. 3.75, lg. 6.5 in., (very minor paint losses).

$800-1,200

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401.American Painted Wood Jigger Toy, with stenciled patent dateof December, 1863, figure in the form of black boy with jointedshoulders, hips and knees; dancing on a stenciled paddle andblue base with red striping, ht. of figure 8.75, lg. of base 16.25in., (age typical minor losses and usage wear, missing stick).

$800-1,200

402.Pair of Bernard Ravca Laurel and Hardy Dolls, mid 20thcentury, papier-mâché heads with painted features, mohair wigs,on stockinette-covered wired armature bodies, wearing wool feltsuits, Laurel carrying flowers and a box of chocolates, Hardy withscissors and a small posy of flowers, retaining original Ravcapaper tags, ht. 21 and 23 in., respectively, (excellent).

$400-600

403.Wolverine Jackie Gleason “Honeymooners’ Special” Bus, c.1955, large scale lithographed tin in blue, cream, and red, withdetailed printing including series star passengers, with originalcardboard box, lg. 13.5 in., (box with losses to one end andsome creasing).

$1,000-1,500

404.Parrot-form Felt Rattle, Germany, late 19th century, felt-coveredexcelsior-stuffed parrot with black shoe button eyes, on wirespring legs, attached to a bent wire handle with two bells, ht. 12in., (good, some wear).

$300-500

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402 Rattle: 404; Pillows: 405

405.Three Miniature Victorian Beadwork Pillows, late 19th century,comprising two red velvet, one beaded with a central recumbentlamb, 3 x 2.25, the other with central rosette, 3 x 3, bothaccented with metal purl and spangles, and one fully beaded witha flower-filled urn with satin backing, 2.5 x 2.5 in., (good).

$200-300

406.Two Early Topcoats, 19th century, taupe silk and burgundystriped topcoat with velvet and metallic trim and large buttons, ht.15.5; and a wool multi-striped topcoat with red trim and metalbuttons, ht. 15 in.; together with gold and blue brocadedknickers, (taupe fair, striped good).

$300-400

407.Five Doll Purses, early 20th century, various materials, (verygood).

$200-300

408.Three Pairs of Doll Shoes, late 19th century, including blackleather fashion boots with heels, lg. 2.5; red leather slip-on shoes,lg. 2.5; and colorful cotton shoes with heels, lg. 2.5 in., (verygood).

$200-300

409.Fine Cotton Doll Dress, mid-19th century, fine white lawn dresswith lavender print, with matching cape and waist band, ht. 11in., (very good).

$200-300

406

Purses: 407; Shoes: 408

410.Six Doll Bonnets, mid-19th century, aqua silk, straw, and fourminiature bonnets of various materials, (very good).

$400-500

411.Group of Fashion Doll Accessories, late 19th century, white kidleather gloves, red tooled leather purse, lace stockings, mittens,hand mirror, and a red leather book, (very good).

$100-200

412.Group of Fashion Doll Accessories, late 19th century, includingormolu basket, pocket watch, picture frame, gold mesh purse,and opera glasses, (very good).

$300-500

413.Three Doll-size Corsets, c. 1900, three fine doll-size corsets,including examples in white cotton, blue and pink silk, (very good,pink silk corset has wear on edges).

$300-500

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414.Three Doll Bustles, late 19th century, two fabric and one wiremesh, (very good).

$200-300

415.Three Doll Bonnets, brown plush velvet, pink cotton with laceoverlay and silk ribbon, and blue silk with lace overlay, (verygood).

$200-300

416.Two Doll Parasols, early 20th century, cream silk parasol withblack trim, and a black silk parasol with original cover, (very good,some minor loss).

$200-300

417.Two Early Doll Bonnets, both navy blue silk, the smaller a poke-style bonnet with a capelet, the larger with lace trim, (very good).

$200-300

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418.Group of Doll Accessories, late 19th century, including hairaccessories in ormolu and faux tortoiseshell, and miniaturespectacles, (very good).

$100-200

419.Three Pairs of Fashion Doll Boots, late 19th century, navy blueleather lady’s boots (laces missing), lg. 3; brown leather fashionboots, lg. 3; and tan leather side-button boots, lg. 2 in., (verygood).

$300-500

420.Two Parasols with Ivory Handles, c. 1870, lavender silk withcream silk fringe; and an aqua satin with lace trim, both ht. 7.5 in.

$600-800

421.Embroidered Doll Costume, late 18th century, floralembroidered, fully lined silk dress with metallic trim, ht. toshoulder 12 in.; together with a large scaled similar style bonnet.

$400-600

Bonnets: 417; Accessories: 418

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422.Wardrobe for Miniature Doll, mid-19th century, handmadewardrobe including three cotton dresses, a yellow silk dress withlace trim, blue silk cape, a white silk cape, two cotton underwearsets, and a pair of blue leather shoes, dress ht. 3.5 in.

$400-600

423.Group of Early Doll Clothing, mid-19th century, including twocotton print dresses with leg-o-mutton sleeves, both ht. 8.25; afine cotton corset, pantalets, suede britches, cotton nightgown,and fine cotton patterned dress, ht. 9 in.

$400-600

424.Four Doll Size Fans, late 19th century, various materials, largestlg. 6 in.

$200-300

425.Group of Doll Accessories, early 20th century, a faux fur stole,heart-shaped purse, and an aqua silk parasol with woodenhandle, (very good).

$300-500

426.Two Doll Bonnets, late 19th century, a crocheted bonnet withaqua silk lining and ribbon trim, and a burgundy velvet bonnetwith cream silk ribbon trim, (very good).

$200-300

427.Five Pairs of Doll Gloves, late 19th century, three pairs of kidleather and two pairs of fabric fashion doll gloves, (very good).

$200-300

428.Group of Doll Shoes and Purses, late 19th century, includingbrown leather slip-on shoes, lg. 2; men’s black leather shoes withheels, lg. 2.5; and four metal and fabric doll-size purses, (verygood).

$200-300

429.Four Pairs of Doll Gloves, late 19th century, white kid leathergloves with red trim, blue kid leather fashion gloves, beige suedefashion gloves, and small white kid bebe gloves with black trim,(good to very good).

$300-500

Bonnets: 426; Gloves: 427

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430.Four Doll Accessories, early 20th century, a lithographed papercandy box, guitar candy container, and two woven baskets, (verygood).

$200-300

431.Miniature Bucket and Christmas Ornament, c. 1900, crepepaper and cotton batting “old lady” Christmas ornament, ht. 5;and nickel plated miniature bucket with wood handle, ht. 2 in.

$200-300

432.Two Gentleman’s Frock Coats, mid-19th century, a navy bluewaistcoat with a red lining and trim and gold buttons, ht. 7.5; anda red fine wool coat with gold metallic trim, ht. 10 in., (very good).

$300-500

433.Five Pairs of Doll Spats, late 19th century, various materials,each approximate ht. 4.5 in., (very good).

$200-300

434.Eight Doll Purses, late 19th century, including leather, beadwork,and metalwork, (very good).

$200-300

435.Two Straw Doll Hats, including an organdy and floral trimmedhat, fitting an approximately 30 in. doll, and a smaller French-stylestraw hat with floral trim, fitting an approximately 12 in. doll,(excellent).

$200-300

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Coats: 432; Spats: 433

436.Early Straw Doll Bonnet, mid-19th century, red wool lined andwith black velvet and straw trim, lg. 9 in., (very good).

$200-300

437.Two Doll Hats, early 20th century, a leatherette boy’s hat and anEdwardian-style feather-trimmed hat with a drawstring interior,originally intended to be a candy container.

$200-300

438.Group of Fashion Doll Accessories, late 19th century, includingfour dolls muffs, needlepoint pincushion, and a fan.

$100-200

439.Three Doll Corsets, late 19th century, one cream and pinkstriped, the other two ivory silk, (very good).

$200-300

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440.Four Doll Purses, early 20th century, various materials, (verygood).

$200-300

441.Group of Fashion Doll Accessories, late 19th century, includinga picture frame, purse, playing cards, and hair accessories, (verygood).

$100-200

442.Group of Doll Clothing, including two bodices for provincialcostumes and two matching green silk hats, (very good).

$200-300

443.Three Doll Corsets, late 19th century, one pink silk, the othertwo white cotton, (very good).

$200-300

444.Four Pairs of Doll Shoes, mid-19th century, tan leather with bluetrim lace-up boots, lg. 3.5; brown leather and cotton slip-onshoes, lg. 3.5; and two pairs of men’s brown leather shoes withwooden heels and soles, lg. 3.5 in.

$200-300

445.Four Pairs of Early Child’s Shoes, late 19th century, blueleather shoes with ankle straps, lg. 5; brown leather lace-upshoes, lg. 5; multi-colored woven fabric slippers, lg. 4; and silkpatterned slipper-style shoes, lg. 3.5 in.

$200-300

Accessories: 438; Corsets: 439

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446.Two Doll Hats with Boxes, late 19th century, a straw pokebonnet in patriotic hatbox, box lg. 5; and fine early black wool hatwith blue silk trim in original printed paper covered box, box lg. 5in.

$300-500

447.Group of Early Doll Clothing, mid-19th century, including afinely patterned cotton cape, ht. 10, metallic trimmed apron,cotton drawstring pocket, white cotton dress, ht. 11, and a finewool lavender wrapper with floral design, ht 15.5 in.

$300-500

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Corsets: 443; Shoes: 444

Shoes: 445; Hats: 446

448.Two Doll Gentleman’s Hats, mid-19th century, a beaver skin tophat and a military-style cap, (very good).

$200-300

449.Miniature Top Hat with Hatbox, c. 1870, the tan flocked top hatwith black leatherette band and brim, ht. 2.75, in fitted tan calf-covered paper box, the lid with pasted-down handwritten notereading “for Lou, with the love of Middleton, Christmas 1870,” theunderside of box annotated: “For little Lou from Cousin Mid,Christmas 1870,” (hat with minor edge loss, box with losses tostrop, age wear, and separations of top seam of lid).

$200-300

450.Queen Anne Style Doll Costume, 18th century, two-piececotton doll dress with cream cotton patterned top, and elaboratefloral patterned skirt featuring a tiger and horse, with matchingcotton underwear and silk pocket, overall ht. 12.5 in.

$300-500

451.Group of Doll Accessories, late 19th century, including Frenchminiature toy pistol with original box, miniature violin in case,sock-shaped purse, and a miniature toy pocket watch, (verygood).

$200-300

452.Fashion Doll Accessory Sewing Kit, France, c. 1870, leatherfitted case with brass hook closure, containing scissors, carvedivory thimble, needle case and awl, case lg. 2 in., (very good,paper hinge torn).

$400-600

453.Printed Very Fine Linen Floral Dress and Apron, early 19thcentury, richly patterned square-neck dress in red and bronze oncream background, ht. 22, and a beige linen apron, ht. 30 in.,(dress in fair condition with multiple tears and losses, apron ingood condition).

$300-500

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454.Five Doll Corsets, late 19th century, patterned cotton, red wool,and three beige and brown cotton, (very good).

$200-300

455.Two Doll Costumes, mid-19th century, a two-piece richlypatterned brown cotton outfit with lace collar, ht. 15; and an 18thcentury one-piece coat, fully lined, and printed cotton dress withbold flowers and pomegranates, ht. 13 in.

$300-500

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455

456.French Language Reference Book on History of Toys, Histoiredes Jouets, by Henry Rene d’Allemagne, Paris, [1902], withnumerous black and white and color illustrations, original pictorialboards, 4to, (covers darkened, hinges repaired, flyleaf with librarymarkings, bumped, chipped, toning, scattered soiling).

$200-300

457.Child’s Comic Strip Character Decorated Slant-front WritingTable, America, c. 1940, blue painted wood, with fixed slant frontover three open pigeonholes, on trestle legs joined by sidehorizontal and front diagonal stretchers, the slant front paintedwith central figure of Mickey Mouse dressed as a cowboy saying“Hi Paul!,” surrounded by smaller figures of comic strip charactersincluding Popeye and Katzenjammer kids, ht. 24.5, wd. 8.75, dp.14.75 in., sold together with a Dixon Mickey Mouse printed paperpencil box.

$350-450

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Take 290 East toward Marlborough. Merge onto Route 495 South via exit 26A, toward CapeCod. Take the Simarano Drive exit, 23C. Stay left at the fork in the ramp, and turn left ontoSimarano Drive. Take a right at the next light on Cedar Hill Street. Skinner is at #274 on the left.

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Take Route 495 North to exit 23C, Simarano Drive. At the bottom of the exit ramp take a left atthe lights onto Simarano Drive. Take a right at the next light on Cedar Hill Street. Skinner is at#274 on the left.

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1. Some of the lots in this sale are offered subject to a reserve. The reserve is a confidential minimum price agreed upon by the consignor andSkinner, Inc. below which the lot will not be sold. In most cases, the reserve will be set below the estimated range, but in no case will it exceedthe estimates listed. A representative of Skinner, Inc. will execute such reserves by bidding for the consignor. In any event and whether or not alot is subject to a reserve, the auctioneer may reject any bid or raise not commensurate with the value of such lot.

2. All property is sold “as is,” and neither the auctioneer nor any consignor makes any warranties or representation of any kind or nature withrespect to the property, and in no event shall they be responsible for the correctness, nor deemed to have made any representation or warranty, ofdescription, genuineness, authorship, attribution, provenance, period, culture, source, origin, or condition of the property and no statement madeat the sale, or in the bill of sale, or invoice or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty of representation or an assumption of liability.

3. Except as provided in paragraph 1 above, the highest bidder as determined by the auctioneer shall be the purchaser. In the case of a disputedbid, the auctioneer shall have sole discretion in determining the purchaser and may also, at his or her election, withdraw the lot or reoffer the lotfor sale.

4. All merchandise purchased must be paid for and removed from the premises the day of the auction. Skinner, Inc. may impose, and thepurchaser agrees to pay, a monthly storage charge of 1.5% of the purchase price of any lot or portion of a lot not removed by the purchaser withinthree (3) business days after the date of sale. Skinner, Inc. shall have no liability for any damage to property left on its premises for more thanthree (3) days after the date of sale. At the option of Skinner, Inc., the merchandise may be transferred to and stored at a bonded warehouse andthe purchaser agrees to pay all transfer and storage expenses. Skinner, Inc. may impose, and the purchaser agrees to pay, a monthly interest chargeof 1.5% of the purchase price of any lot or item not paid by the purchaser within thirty-five (35) days of the date of sale.

5. Skinner accepts cash or check for payment. Personal checks will be acceptable only if credit has been established with Skinner, Inc. or if a bankauthorization has been received guaranteeing a personal check. Skinner, Inc. reserves the right to hold merchandise purchased by personal checkuntil the check has cleared the bank. The purchaser agrees to pay Skinner, Inc. a handling charge of $25.00 for any check dishonored by thedrawee. Please contact Accounting for additional payment methods. Skinner does not accept payment by credit card for merchandise purchases.

6. If the purchaser breaches any of its obligations under these Conditions of Sale, including its obligation to pay in full the purchase price of allitems for which it was the highest successful bidder, Skinner, Inc. may exercise all of its rights and remedies under the law including, withoutlimitation, (a) cancelling the sale and applying any payments made by the purchaser to the damages caused by the purchaser’s breach, and/or (b)offering at public auction, without reserve, any lot or item for which the purchaser has failed to pay in full the purchase price, holding thepurchaser liable for any deficiency plus all costs of sale.

7. In no event will the liability of Skinner, Inc. to any purchaser with respect to any item exceed the purchase price actually paid by suchpurchaser for such item.

8. Shipping is the responsibility of the purchaser. Upon request, our staff will provide the list of shippers who deliver to destinations within theUnited States and overseas. Some property that is sold at auction can be subject to laws governing export from the U.S., such as items thatinclude material from some endangered species. Import restrictions from foreign countries are subject to these same governing laws. Granting oflicensing for import or export of goods from local authorities is the sole responsibility of the buyer. Denial or delay of licensing will not constitutecancellation or delay in payment for the total purchase price of these lots.

9. All purchases are subject to the Massachusetts 6.25% sales tax unless the purchaser possesses a Massachusetts sales tax exemption number.Exemption numbers from other states are accepted in Massachusetts if presented with a business card or letterhead. Dealers, museums, and otherqualifying parties can apply for a Massachusetts exemption number prior to the auction by contacting the Massachusetts Department ofCorporations and Taxation at 100 Cambridge Street in Boston.

10. Except for property purchased via on-line Live Auctions, a premium equal to 18.5% of the final bid price up to and including $200,000, plus10% of the final bid over $200,000, will be applied to each lot sold, to be paid by the Buyer as part of the purchase price. The buyers premium onproperty purchased via on-line Live Auctions will be in the amount equal to 22.5% of the final bid price up to and including $200,000, plus 15%of the final bid over $200,000.

11. Bidding on any item indicates your acceptance of these terms and all other terms announced at the time of sale whether bidding in person,through a representative, by phone, by Internet, or other absentee bid.

12. Skinner, Inc. and its consignors make no warranty or representation, express or implied, that the purchaser will acquire any copyright orreproduction rights to any lot sold. Skinner, Inc. expressly reserves the right to reproduce any image of the lots sold in this catalogue. Thecopyright in all images, illustrations and written material produced by or for Skinner, Inc. relating to a lot, including the contents of thiscatalogue, is, and shall remain at all times, the property of Skinner, Inc. and shall not be used by the purchaser, nor by anyone else, without ourprior written consent.

13. These conditions of sale shall be governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (excluding the laws applicable to conflicts orchoice of law). The buyer/bidder agrees that any suit for the enforcement of this agreement may be brought, and any action against Skinner inconnection with the transactions contemplated by this agreement shall be brought, in the courts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts or anyfederal court sitting therein. The bidder/buyer consents to the nonexclusive jurisdiction of such courts and waives objections that it may now orhereafter have to the venue of any such suit.

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63 Park PlazaBoston, MA 02116617.350.5400Fax 617.350.5429

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Chairman of the Board - Nancy R. SkinnerRichard AlbrightBarnet FainStephen L. FletcherKaren M. Keane

President/Chief Executive Officer - Karen M. KeaneChief Financial Officer - Don KellyExecutive Vice President - Stephen L. FletcherVice Presidents- Gloria Lieberman, Carol McCaffrey, Kerry Shrives,Stuart G. Slavid, Stuart P. Whitehurst

American & European Paintings & Prints - Robin S.R. Starr, Director Pro Tem;Assistants: Laura Conover, Kathy WongAmerican Furniture & Decorative Arts - Stephen L. Fletcher, Martha Hamilton;Assistants: LaGina Austin, Karen Langberg, Chris Barber, Susan ZachariasAmerican Indian & Ethnographic Art - Douglas DeihlAsian Works of Art - James F. CallahanBooks & Manuscripts - Stuart P. WhitehurstAssistant: Sara C. WishartBottles, Flasks & Early Glass - Stephen L. FletcherCeramics - Stuart G. SlavidClassic Automobiles & Motorcycles - Jane D. PrentissCouture - Jane D. PrentissDiscovery Sales - Kerry Shrives;Assistants: Garrett J. Sheahan, Nicole Nicas Rovner, Harry B. McNabbEuropean Furniture & Decorative Arts - Stuart G. Slavid;Assistants: Stuart P. Whitehurst, Sara C. WishartFine Wines - Marie KeepJewelry - Gloria Lieberman;Assistants: Sheila Barron Smithie, F.G.A., G.G.; John ColasaccoJudaica - Kerry ShrivesModernism: 1896–Present: Art Glass, Pottery, Metalwork & Furniture -Jane D. PrentissMuseum & Collections Services - Martha HamiltonMusical Instruments - David BonseyOriental Rugs & Carpets - Gary RichardsScience, Technology & Clocks - Robert C. CheneyAssistant - Chris BarberSilver - Stuart G. Slavid;Assistant: Sara C. WishartToys & Dolls - Robert C. CheneyAuctioneers - LaGina Austin, David Bonsey, Robert C. Cheney,Stephen L. Fletcher, Karen M. Keane, Marie C. Keep, Gloria Lieberman,Kerry Shrives, Stuart G. Slavid, Robin S.R. Starr, Laura V. Sweeney,Stuart P. Whitehurst

Marlborough: Warehouse Manager - Jonathan Dowling, ext. 3280Property Manager - Samuel Combs, ext. 3262508.970.3000

Boston: Elisabeth Benson-Allott, ext. 4312Property Distribution Manager - Jessica R. Lincoln, ext. 4308617.350.5400

Marlborough: Accounts Receivable - Denise Johnson, ext. 3269Accounts Payable - Kathleen Hayes, ext. 3268Credit Supervisor - Denise Ubaldino, ext. 3266

Marlborough: Karen Skinner, ext. 3240508.970.3000

Appraisal & Auction Services - Patricia Walker King, Beth Zwicker,Katharine HoltmanAdvertising Production - Pamela Van de HoutenBoston Gallery Director - Laura V. Sweeney;Assistant Gallery Director: Paige Lewellyn;Gallery Assistant: Sarah McDermottCatalogue Production - Pamela Van de Houten, Kristina Harrison;Assistant: Cheryl FreemanCustomer Relations - Carol McCaffreyHuman Resources - Carol McCaffreyInformation Technology & Internet Auctions - Kerry ShrivesAssistant: Timothy ShaughnesseyConsignment Services - Deanna Williams, Megan J. Blomgren, Carol ZeiglerManaging Director - Marie C. KeepMarketing & Public Relations - Catherine Riedel, Anne M. Trodella,Karen SkinnerPhotographers - Stanley P. Bystrowski, Jeffrey R. Antkowiak, Stephanie PaulusReceptionists - Marlborough: Elizabeth H. Wilson, Judy McLeodBoston: Erica BoccardTransportation - Eric Jones;Assistants: Mark McCaffrey, John Williams

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FINE DINING

Coral Seafood Restaurant29 S. Bolton St.Marlborough, MA508-460-3474

MODERATE

Guiseppe’s Grille35 Solomon Pond Rd.Northborough, MA508-393-4405

Allora Ristorante139 Lakeside Ave. Rte. 20Marlborough, MA508-485-4300

Wildwood Steakhouse189 Boston Post Rd. EastMarlborough, MA508-481-2021

Longhorn Steakhouse191 Boston Post Rd.Marlborough, MA508-481-4100

Tandoori Grill197 H Boston Post Rd. WestMarlborough, MA508-357-6551

INEXPENSIVE

Boston Market185 Boston Post Rd. WestMarlborough, MA508-229-2525

Panera Bread197 Boston Post Rd. WestMarlborough, MA508-281-6161

Ninety Nine Restaurant & Pub32 Boston Post Rd. WestMarlborough, MA508-480-8899

Linguini’s Italian Eatery350 Boston Post Rd. WestMarlborough, MA508-481-9747

China Taste197 Boston Post Rd. WestMarlborough, MA508-229-2882

Yoong TongThai Cuisine and Sushi278 Main St./Rt. 20Northborough, MA508-393-7714

MARLBOROUGH AREA RESTAURANTS

Ultimate LiveryTo Logan Airport$46.00 each way for one$56.00 each way for twoPrivate car and driver $147.50 one way

Servicing all Marlborough hotels

80 Northborough Rd EastMarlborough, MA 01752508-481-7300

Enterprise Car RentalHotel Pick-up and Delivery364 Maple Street(Rt. 85)Marlborough, MA508-480-0221

Hertz Car Rental410 Maple Street(Rt. 85)Marlborough, MA508-229-2756

TRAVEL SERVICES & CAR RENTALS

MARLBOROUGH HOTELS

Courtyard by Marriott75 Felton St. (exit 24B off 495)Marlborough, MA508-480-0015

Embassy Suites123 Boston Post Rd. West(exit 24B off 495)Marlborough, MA508-485-9500

Hampton Inn277 Boston Post Rd. West(exit 24B off 495)Marlborough, MA508-787-9888

Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel181 Boston Post Road West(exit 24B off 495)Marlborough, MA508-460-0700

Holiday Inn and Suites265 Lakeside Ave.(exit 24A off 495)Marlborough, MA508-481-3000

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American Furniture & Decorative Arts $120 $143

European Furniture & Decorative Arts $120 $143

American & European Paintings & Prints $120 $143

Fine Jewelry $120 $143

20th Century Furniture & Decorative Arts $60 $73

Asian Works of Art $60 $73

Fine Oriental Rugs & Carpets $18 $25

American Indian & Ethnographic Art $60 $73

Fine Books & Manuscripts $30 $36

Toys, Dolls & Collectibles $60 $73

Fine Ceramics $60 $73

Fine Musical Instruments $60 $73

Science & Technology $60 $73

Fine Wines $60 $73

All Above Departments $800 $975

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