Doll

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

12.3.232: The image showcases a porcelain doll dressed in a beautifully detailed light blue satin gown with lace trim, complete with long sleeves and a high, ruffled collar. The doll's gown is accentuated by a voluminous pleated skirt, flowing elegantly to the ground and complemented by white lace. The doll has curly blonde hair and a delicate bonnet made of lace and ribbon that frames its face, adding to its vintage charm. The scene is set against a rich, deep red velvet backdrop that enhances the elegance of the antique doll. A tag is attached to the doll's dress, indicating it might be a collector's item or on display, adding a touch of intrigue and historical value to the composition.
12.3.232

The image showcases a porcelain doll dressed in a beautifully detailed light blue satin gown with lace trim, complete with long sleeves and a high, ruffled collar. The doll's gown is accentuated by a voluminous pleated skirt, flowing elegantly to the ground and complemented by white lace. The doll has curly blonde hair and a delicate bonnet made of lace and ribbon that frames its face, adding to its vintage charm. The scene is set against a rich, deep red velvet backdrop that enhances the elegance of the antique doll. A tag is attached to the doll's dress, indicating it might be a collector's item or on display, adding a touch of intrigue and historical value to the composition.

Name/Title

Doll

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.232

Description

Bisque, kid body/ closed mouth/ Ash blonde synthetic wig/ brown glass eyes/ Blue satin dress trimmed in white lace/ Accordian pleated ruffle/ Large satin flat bocut as bustle/ Shoes are black and tan/ Bonnet. 18".

Collection

Doll Museum

Made/Created

Date made

1888

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Doll

Nomenclature Class

Toys

Nomenclature Category

Category 09: Recreational Objects

Dimensions

Height

18 in

Parts

Count

1

Material

Bisque

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

May 17, 2012