Franklin Mint: Edwardian Doll
Name/Title
Franklin Mint: Edwardian DollEntry/Object ID
2026.100.01Tags
Doll, Franklin Mint, North AmericaDescription
Franklin Mint Edwardian doll. The doll is dressed in winter attire. She wears a white gown with gold flower detailing on the center panel of the skirt, the same detailing can be found on the bodice around her bust. Over top she wears a long white fuzzy coat. She also carries a white purse with that same gold detailing. She also wears gold beaded earrings, and a white hat adorned with the gold detailing as well as white feathers. She also wears a white petticoat and black shoes. The doll has brown hair and brown eyes. The doll's head, hands, and legs are porcelain and her body is cloth.Use
Collectable itemContext
The Franklin Mint is a private mint founded by Joseph Segel in 1964 in Wawa, Pennsylvania. The Franklin Mint branched into dolls after establishing themselves with, among other items, commemorative medallions. Many early, popular dolls included historical figures. The dolls are often crafted from fine bisque porcelain or, later, vinyl, with intricate, hand-finished costumes. They produced dolls until 2012.Collection
Franklin MintCataloged By
Kat BezaireCategory
Doll