DOLL

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image showcases a vintage porcelain doll with long, wavy, golden hair adorned with pink ribbons, dressed in a white, floral-patterned frock embellished with delicate lace trimmings around the neckline and garment edges. This dress, featuring small blue flowers, extends down to her shins, revealing white socks and black shoes. Her face, made of porcelain, displays soft features with bright, wide, blue eyes that vividly contrast with the doll's soft, pale complexion, giving the doll a timeless, delicate beauty. The navy blue backdrop highlights the intricate details of her ensemble and soft curls, adding depth to the overall presentation, evoking a sense of nostalgia while emphasizing the intricate craftsmanship typical of antique dolls.

The image showcases a vintage porcelain doll with long, wavy, golden hair adorned with pink ribbons, dressed in a white, floral-patterned frock embellished with delicate lace trimmings around the neckline and garment edges. This dress, featuring small blue flowers, extends down to her shins, revealing white socks and black shoes. Her face, made of porcelain, displays soft features with bright, wide, blue eyes that vividly contrast with the doll's soft, pale complexion, giving the doll a timeless, delicate beauty. The navy blue backdrop highlights the intricate details of her ensemble and soft curls, adding depth to the overall presentation, evoking a sense of nostalgia while emphasizing the intricate craftsmanship typical of antique dolls.

Name/Title

DOLL

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.192 A

Description

Brown eyes/orange wig-mohair/ bisque head, open mouth/ cream gingham dress and bonnet with aqua print and lace trim.

Collection

Doll Museum

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Doll

Nomenclature Class

Toys

Nomenclature Category

Category 09: Recreational Objects

Dimensions

Height

14 in

Parts

Count

1

Material

Composition, Bisque, mohair

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

May 17, 2012