Antique DOLL Collector October 2009 Vol. 12, No. 9
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17” #4 Jumeau French Fashion, swivel head on leather body, brown wrap around eyes, lovely HH wig with braids, antique type rust colored linen walking suit, pierced ears w/ antique earrings $2800.00
18” Lever Eyed J. Steiner Bte FGBG Paris F1 re A 11 with Bisque Hands, crier in body, antique clothes, shoes and hat, great expression, beautiful shading above eyes, HH wig $6900.00
16” SFBJ #247 Twirp Toddler, o/c mouth w/ molded teeth, blonde HH wig, adorable upturned nose, blue sleep eyes $1850.00
21” S & H 1329 Oriental all original in traditional Chinese outfit w/ three frog closures (some fading ), straw slippers, pierced ears $2800.00
3” Kewpie Doodle Dog with copyright mark, blue wigs, fabulous coloring and expression $1700.00
20” C/M Bebe Steiner 6 Figure A, marked Steiner body w/ stiff wrists, antique dress & hat, shadowing above blue eyes, HH wig, pierced ears, lovely expression $5500.00
12” #111 Series Lenci 1929 all original, adorable brown eyes, green felt dress with organdy puff sleeves and collar, felt shoes and upturned brim hat adorned with flowers $650.00
26” K star R Simon & Halbig #73, nice ball jointed body, blue sleep eyes, great 5 1/2” Kewpie with O’Neill on feet, eyes to expression $695.00 the left, adorable painting $165.00 4 1/2” Kewpie with Kewpie Germany sticker on chest and copyright sticker on back, original leather like belt $195.00
12” Madame Alexander Lissy Face Little Women, all original with tagged dresses Jo - red dress $125.00 Meg - pink dress $125.00, Beth - Aqua and white dress $125.00 Amy - yellow dress $150.00
23” Dolly Dimple Heubach Character, DEP 8 Germany 10 17 ½” Wrap Around Blue 1/2, original dress, slip & bonnet, o/m w/ molded tongue, Eyed Jumeau, bisque lovely dimples and wonderful smile $3100.00 hands, leather & wood arms, c/m, swivel head, kid body, slight hairline left forehead, professional repair on shoulder plate, antique dress & hat $2800.00 Special $2695.00
14” German Heinrich Handwerck Simon & Halbig, body stamped in red “Pariser Duakassne, Kgl HF Laverander Ostagade 22, blue sleep eyes, original blonde mohair wig, molded eyebrows, open mouth with teeth $495.00
16” Kestner #257 Baby, brown sleep eyes, o/m w/ teeth & molded tongue, original mohair wig, antique baby gown $550.00 11” S & Q Schuetsmeister & Quendt #201 Toddler, small hairline back of head, 5 piece body, blue sleep eyes, o/m w/ teeth $275.00
19” Kestner 168 all original in lovely cranberry woolen drop waist dress, undergarments, fabulous mohair wig & plaster pate, blue sleep eyes, o/m with teeth, lovely ball jointed body, replaced leather shoes & stockings $750.00
15” Sonja Henie by Alexander, in original nightgown, bra and panties from trunk set, mohair wig in original set, brown sleep eyes $475.00 14” 1929 Effanbee Skippy in original sailor suit, blue painted eyes, replaced hat $425.00 9 1/2” 1929 Joseph Kallas Margie, sticker on body, all original wood and compo body, painted blue eyes $165.00
LOOkING FORWARD TO MeeTING yOU AT THe FOLLOWING SHOWS: Sunday October 25 Kane County Fairgrounds, St Charles, IL Toy & Doll Show 36th year Sunday November 22, Doll & Teddy Bear Show & Sale, Hilton Lisle/ Naperville, IL
16” K star R 116 on original Toddler Body w/ celluloid hands, beautifully molded dome head and open/closed mouth, great expression, stationary blue eyes, eye flake lower right eye $2495.00
20” #137 12 French type Belton, fabulous blue gray paperweight eyes, ball jointed stiff wrist body, lovely antique cotton & lace dress, HH wig, pierced ears w/ earrings $2500.00 15” C/M FG 5, blue paperweight eyes, stiff wrist Gesland body, mohair wig, antique dress with lace & tucks, undergarments, leather shoes, pierced ears, antique French earrings $4650.00
33” Simon & Halbig K star R, blue sleep eyes, mohair wig, original ball jointed body, antique dress, new leather shoes, o/m with teeth, lovely coloring, a great doll $875.00
Paper Dolls Mint & Uncut Queen Holden’s Kit Whitman 1952 $98.50 Gloria Jean Universal Star #1661 Saalfield $185.00 Sapphire Queen of the Night Clubs #901, Reuben H. Lilja & Co. Chicago, IL $150.00 Mary Hartline TV’s Golden Princess #2044, Whitman 1955 $115.00 Eve Arden #158510 Saalfield 1953 $115.00 Mary Martin Dolls & Costumes in box (box as is) #448 Saalfield 1942 $150.00 Annie Oakley #2043 Whitman 1954 $95.00 Loretta Young #1614 Saalfield $115.00
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IRRESIST IBLE GOOGLIES Treasure Hunting at the Puppenhausmuseum in Basel by Samy Odin
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always enjoyed googlies but, recently, my passion for these “smile producers” grew even more, in combination with my father’s, who always has been a googly addict. We both had a great time during our regular visit at the Puppenhausmuseum in Basel, where we always try not to miss any of their spectacular special exhibitions. After discovering the fantastic temporary exhibit of Margarete Steiff’s early creations, we had such fun hunting for googlies in the various floors of the museum, filled with every possible marvel. We came up with more than thirty Photo 2
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of them! Can you believe it? Googlies and more googlies showing up in every unexpected corner, adding some humor to the superb displays in those luxury showcases. Their variety is thrilling, for it covers from the more classic examples to the rarest. The #323 series by Armand Marseille, to begin with, is charming. A favorite of Laura Sinanovitch, the museum’s curator, these essential googlies are featured in the museum’s collection from the cutest 5” to the most impressive 15” (photos 1-4). Photo 4
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Ashley’s Dolls & Antiquities
1. 21" Very early model by JD Kestner. Marked "11" only. Brown sleep eyes, square cut teeth, plaster pate, original mohair wig (sparse), riveted kid body, original antique undies with nice replaced dress and silk bonnet. Beautiful pale bisque! Darling facial expression! $1095 2. 23" "Baby Blanche" by Simon and Halbig. Blue sleep eyes, open mouth, pierced ears, human hair wig, antique clothing and shoes with replaced socks. This is a beautiful girl with such a sweet face. Often hard to find and often easy to love!! $595 3. 15" Kammer & Reinhardt #121 Toddler Antique Doll. Sweet and happy toddler girl that will bring joy to all who visit her! She has a delightful face with beautiful working blue sleep eyes. Her precious mouth is open and reveals two upper teeth and a tongue. Her antique arms and hands may be old replacements because they are a little long for her. I do like the way her hands form an almost heart shape when placed together! Antique clothing, shoes, replaced human hair wig. This one will steal your heart away!!! $900 4. Take a look at this exquisite 14" Rabery Delphieu antique French Bebe! She will melt your heart! This beauty boasts her original French provincial costume, stockings, shoes and wig! Gorgeous blue paperweight eyes, closed mouth, pull string crier body (works!), original cork pate, pierced ears, some firing lines at ears. Very charming doll with outstanding costume!!! She is all ready for your cabinet! $2350
5. 23" Kestner Mold # 147 bisque socket head on ball jointed body with its original finish. Look at this beauty! She has breathtaking brown sleep eyes that are surrounded with painted lashes and wonderful dark brows. She is wearing her family's antique clothing, shoes and her original wig and plaster pate. This little darling is a special angel! $825 6. 22" G & S Child doll ca. 1900. Bisque socket head that is incised with G&S4 Germany. Luminous blue sleep eyes with mohair lashes, molded eyebrows open mouth with teeth, mohair wig and antique clothing. She has a beauty mark on one cheek (firing speck). She is a bit shy but very sweet! $595 7. 30" Wicked Stepmother composition 1930's doll. Wonderful rare and especially "evil"! Amazing painted eyes with lashes and fantastic shadow! Original costume. Lady composition five piece body with socket head. Some professional repaint to lower face and body. When have you ever seen her!! $1195 / 18" Madame Alexander Snow White composition 1930's doll. Original costume and wig! $650 8. 21" Kammer & Reinhardt- Simon & Halbig Mold #403 with Walker type composition body. When her legs are moved back and forth, her head turns from side to side. This precious girl has sleep eyes, open mouth, antique dress and a nice human hair wig. She will bring a smile to your face! $625 9. 16" Character toddler by Franz Schmidt. This wonderful girl is in very fine condition! Brown sleep eyes, pierced nostrils, expressive happy face! Panne silk velvet dress with chocolate ribbon. She is simply irresistible! $695
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LEARNING ABOUT AMERICAN-MADE DOLLS
Identifying Unmarked Composition Dolls by Ursula R. Mertz Photos Otto Mertz
Myrtle by the Cameo Doll Company (1922 +)
There are no markings on this doll. But even if this pert and alive looking little girl had been found without clothes, it would have been obvious that she represents a comic character. Luckily, this doll came with a paper hang tag that There are no marks on this identifies her as “Myrtle, A Cameo 14” doll. Her paper hang tag Doll.” The Cameo Doll Company was reads: Myrtle // A // Cameo Doll. owned by Mr. Joseph L. Kallus, artist and She is made of all composition and designer of many excellent character dolls, is fully jointed. Her painted black hair features a middle part and comes to comic and otherwise. a point in front. A drill hole on each Myrtle was created by Dudley Fisher (1890side of the head accommodates 1951), who was employed by the Columbus black yarn pigtails tied with red Ohio Dispatch. In 1937 Fisher created a “one ribbons. They are fastened to her up turned, blue felt hat. She panel” cartoon for the Sunday edition of this has painted black eyes and an newspaper called “Right Around Home.” open/closed mouth. Dress, King Features picked it up and asked Fisher hat, shoes and socks are to make it a daily and also took on national all original. distribution. The comic strip dealt with life in a suburban neighborhood. One of the neighborhood kids that popped up more often and gained a following was Myrtle. In 1942, the name of the strip was changed to “Myrtle” and she was seen every day. Dudley Fisher continued drawing Myrtle until his death in 1951. Sometime after, the name of the comic strip was changed back to “Right Around Home.” Myrtle was still the main character, and the strip was now drawn by Fisher’s assistant, Bob Vittur. In 1952 Vittur changed the name to “Right around Home With Myrtle.” With this name the comic strip continued to be distributed nationally until 1964 when it was discontinued. The Myrtle doll must not have been as popular with kids as, for example, Little Orphan Annie and her dog Sandy, as she is less often seen. However, with her lively expression, saucy hat and black curled-up pigtails she is a very desirable addition to a collection of comic strip character dolls.
Patsy Look-alike by the Natural Doll Co. Inc.
Just as for Myrtle, there are no markings on the doll to identify her. Only her original paper tag tells us that she was sold by the Natural Doll Co. Inc. As the tag points out, this company was established in 1915, and sold “A Quality Line of Dolls at Popular Prices,” which implied dolls of lesser quality than those sold by Effanbee. During the 1930’s The Natural Doll Co. frequently advertised in the trade magazines. The illustrations of these ads lead one to the conclusion that the company copied quite closely the sales leaders of the day. A fullpage ad in the Playthings issue of April 1932 announced their Baby Vivian, an all composition, puffy cheeked baby that closely resembled Horsman’s Baby Buttercup. Another ad dated April 1933 was illustrated with a doll that looks like Effanbee’s Lovums, and an ad from June 1936 shows a
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Becassine… A Belgium Version by Marjory Fainges
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uch has been written over the last few years about the various dolls that have portrayed the fascinating character Becassine, a little country girl from Brittany, located in the northwest of France. Exhibiting boundless energy and good will, she first came to life in 1905 in a comic strip in the French Catholic girl’s magazine La Semaine de Suzette. Her immediate success led to a series of twentyseven books written by Maurice Languereau and illustrated by Emile Pinchon. Even today the original books continue to be reprinted, delighting children of all ages. Over the years several manufacturers have produced dolls in Becassine’s likeness. These dolls have been produced in many forms, including bisque china heads by Goebel, a metal head and body by Bucherer, Switzerland, and all cloth dolls by Minerve - France and Georgene Novelties. And now, we know of a doll with a celluloid head produced by Wiltry of Belgium. I would like to share this doll with you. My husband Jim and l commercially repaired, restored, identified and appraised dolls for over twenty-five years. We retired from the repair side about five years ago, but are still performing small favors in this regard for fellow doll collectors. About a year ago, a collector came to us with six antique and collectible dolls that she wanted me to identify. Among
Full length of “Becassine” by Wiltry.
Head and shoulders now reattached
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them was one with a celluloid head which was no longer attached to its body. The doll was completely dressed in felt and at first glance I recognized the resemblance to Becassine, right down to the cane basket, red felt umbrella and clogs which were made of a celluloid like substance. The doll’s dress was made of green felt, trimmed with a black felt ribbon over which was a red collar. Her familiar hat was made of white felt, as was her apron, and her entire body was made of felt with the felt covered legs made in traditional red. I looked inside her clothing to see if there we any identifying tags sewn into the seam. Sewn into the back hem of her dress was a cloth tag that said “Trade Mark/ Red felt legs and fawn colored clogs. Wiltry/Belgium.” I then looked more closely at the flanged neck Becassine’s most prized possession was her red felt umbrella, carried celluloid head for further identification, before even on the sunniest of days. returning the head to the body. Its likeness, with intaglio eyes, was very similar to the celluloid heads made by two prominent French manufacturers of celluloid including Petitcollin, but there were no identifying marks whatsoever on the head. I surmised it must have been made in France, and continued to believe so, until I was in Las Vegas at the UFDC Convention in 2008. I showed photos of this unusual doll to Samy Odin and he recognized the head to have been of Belgian manufacture. Very carefully, I re-attached the head back to the body, and then photographed the doll and her various accessories so that in the future l could share, what is surely identified as being a true “Becassine”, with other Line drawing of the cloth trademark sewn doll collectors. into the back hem.
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ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE DOLL AUCTION Friday & Saturday, October 23 & 24, 10 a.m. 120 South Spring Street, Louisville, Kentucky 40206 KENNETH S. HAYS & ASSOCIATES, INC. will be selling at absolute auction two large collections of dolls from a Kentucky estate and a Tennessee private collector. This sale offers two lifetime collections representative of almost every category of doll collecting. Most are beautifully costumed and accessorized. French bisques including several Tete Jumeaus and an almond eyed Jumeau • French Simonne fashion lady doll • Automatas • German characters • Large selection of German bisque including Kestner Bru and Googlies • Chinas • All-bisques • Bathing beauties • Kathe Kruse • Chase • Wax • Peg woodens • Bisque Kewpies • Beverly Walter figure • Lovely hard plastics • Compositions including Shirley Temples, Sonja Henie and Deanna Durbin • Madame Alexanders • Miniature room settings • Doll house furniture • Dionne Qunituplets • Barbies including vintage models with boxes • Terri Lees • Doll dishes • Doll furniture • Large selection of doll artist dolls including Hildegard Gunzel, William Tang, Seymour Mann, Jan MacLean and more • Celluloids • Victorian china child figurines • Paper dolls including Victorian and movie star versions from the 1940s and 1950s • Doll reference books • Vintage costumes • Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls • Collection of Santa Clauses TERMS: cash, approved check or MC/VISA NO BUYER’S PREMIUM INSPECTION: 8:30 a.m. each day of sale Uncatalogued KENNETH S. HAYS • KENNETH S. HAYS, JR. • GARY CAMPBELL • Auctioneers - Appraisers
HAYS & ASSOCIATES, INC. 502-584-4297
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Takeda-Ningyô: The Twisted Drama of O Japanese Dolls n August 6, 1854, the beautiful young Kabuki actor, Ichikawa Danjûrô VIII slashed his wrists and slowly bled to death on the tatami mat floor of his inn located in Osaka. To say he was one of the most popular actors of the Kabuki stage during his brief but meteoric career would be a gross understatement. Fans adored his “rough stuff” (aragoto) performance technique (a style he inherited from his great-great-great-great grandfather Ichikawa Danjûrô I), and his young lover (nimaime) roles caused excessive swooning from both his female and male admirers. Ichikawa Danjûrô was famous. He was also a commodity. His fame was easily capitalized upon, with products ranging from bean paste buns to prop-water used in his performances, all devoured by fans and priced at a premium. Even in death, his name was sure to attract a crowd. In 1855, the mechanical doll artist Takeda Nuidonosuke (d. 1870) chose to commemorate the passing of this actor with a fantastic series of mechanized realistic doll tableaux depicting scenes of the young Danjûrô: behind the curtain of the Kabuki theater applying his makeup, performing one of his memorable roles on stage, at leisure after his performance, and his imagined journey from this earth up to the Buddhist heaven. Each doll was rendered life-size and mechanized to replicate the mesmerizing movements of this most charismatic actor. Held as part of a temple fair in Edo (present-day Tokyo), Takeda’s exhibit was a resounding success, with visitors paying dearly to once more behold their beloved Danjûrô. They were not disappointed. Takeda Nuidonosuke hailed from a long line of ningyô impresarios. Reminiscent of Danjûrô, Nuidonosuke, himself, was the 8th generation to officially carry on the Takeda family line and legacy. The Takeda mechanical puppet theaters of the late 17th and early 18th centuries established by his forbearers had been, for nearly 100 years, the pride of Osaka, presenting
by Alan Scott Pate
Fig. 1 Iki-ningyô wrestlers by Yasumoto Kamehachi I, Meiji Era, Circa 1890, 7 Feet High. Kumamoto City Museum Collection.
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1. 14” hard plastic marked Mary Hoyer with trunk and 1 2 3 4 5 wardrobe. Some light stains on body and legs $350 2. Close-up of #1, Mary Hoyer 3. Antique mechanical pull toy – girl nods her head and shakes staff with flowers, donkey nods his head, when the toy is pulled. Doll marked only 1902 14/0. All in near mint condition including antique red ribbons. $6,500 4. Beautiful 21” K*R 117n (open mouth) Mein Leibling, creamy bisque, sweetest expression, ant. long human hair wig, blue sl eyes, and near mint bj flapper body $1150 5. 15” gorgeous wax head, cloth body doll of 1920’s movie star Eileen Pringle, co-star with Laurence 6 7 8 9 10 Olivia. Orig. tag identifies her. Call or e-mail for more information $500 6. 15” early long-face Kestner w/closed mouth, blue papier weight eyes, kid body, 2 fingers have small chips on ends $450 7. 28” lovely SFBJ 60/Paris girl, French bj body (usual scuffs, paint loss), has extra nice bisque, long old human hair wig, French style costume, $650 8. What a darling expression – and a rare doll! 17” on 5 piece toddler body, this doll is all hard rubber. Orig. wrist tag “Nicaput/All Rubber/K&W (Konig and Wernike)/Made in Germany, back of head K&W 222/7, Germany. Cheek color shows some mottling $350 9. (a) 6” doll house size boy in orig. clothes, bisque head marked 1 14/0, glass eyes, We accept VISA, MC and Discover, checks and money orders. Layaway 5 pc. Papier mache body, comes with his own marked Germany china dog $85; is available. Layaway dolls are not returnable unless a crack or chip in (b) Nippon all bisque with real fabric (fur type) hat and PLEASE SEE OUR WEBSITE AT bisque head not described is discovered. Dolls purchased with credit big muff, mov arms, ptd. Features, orig box $75 10. 20” precious comp and cloth mkd Vanta Baby, orig card are subject to a 5% fee if doll is returned, except if the doll has clothes, tin sl eyes, excellent cond., but some star shaped crack or chip in bisque or china not described. FOR MORE BEAUTIFUL DOLLS, DOLL CLOTHES, paint cracks in upper arms under clothes and paint cracks in palm of one hand $225 ACCESSORIES, BOOKS AND PAPER DOLLS, ETC. WE BUY OLD DOLLS • WILL TRAVEL TO PURCHASE COLLECTIONS.
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Shari McMasters Doll Shoppe
P.O. Box 283, New Concord, OH 43762 740-607-8157 • sharimcmasters@gmail.com
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Call or visit my website for 1. 11” GERMAN DOLL MARKED 809 WITH TRUNK, WARDROBE - Set brown eyes, additional dolls and more pierced ears, replaced human hair wig, detailed descriptions. wonderful fully jointed wood and composition body. Antique clothing, new shoes and stockings. 12” x 7” x 7” hump back trunk (poor condition) containing a wardrobe: antique full slip, flannel half slip, nightgown, robe, bed jacket, wonderful knit two-piece bathing suit with hat, bathing shoes and draw string bag, cape, fancy straw hat; also newer clothing. Inherent large “pimple” on left side of forehead. Clothing is in good, clean condition, with the antique clothing being especially charming. Paper-covered trunk flaking the paper covering, inside and out; inside tray remade or covered with brown paper. An especially appealing little doll, with some of her original handmade clothing, and a few newer pieces added. $895 2. 17” SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN ORIGINAL TRUNK, WITH EXTRA CLOTHES - Original mohair wig in original set; original clothes from “Stand Up and Cheer” movie, replaced rayon socks, original shoes, replaced hair ribbon. Original 20” wooden trunk with extra clothes: pink dress from “Baby Take a Bow”, flower print dress with smocked bodice and white collar from one of her movies, blue flowered pajamas and a homemade gold coat. Played-with condition, paint wear on her arms and legs; clothing has been washed and has no tags. A very collectible ensemble that brought many people pleasure during a troubled time in our nation’s history. $895 3. SUPER UV BLACK LIGHTS - An extraordinary black light that can be used in regular lighting!! No more crawling under tables or trying to find a dark area to black light a doll when at a show or an auction!! Fits in the palm of your hand or in your purse; uses three triple A batteries. To be used on the outside of a doll head to show cracks and hairlines; shows repaint on cloth and composition. PLEASE VISIT MY WEBSITE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. $44.95
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UFDC Antique Competitive Exhibit 2009 Blue Ribbon Winners Part I
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his year’s UFDC antique competitive exhibit displayed the largest number of dolls in UFDC’s history! The generosity of members given the complexities of modern airline travel is truly extraordinary. Members from 38 states as well as Canada and the Hague entered dolls whose value approached nearly 3 million dollars. The competitive exhibit is our favorite part of the weeklong convention. We hope you will enjoy this look at the blue ribbon winning dolls. The following issue will include German bisque dolls, cloth, all bisque and more.
WOODEN - Grodner Tal peg wooden and related types, prior to 1920. PRESIDENT’S CHOICE. Anne Barnett
Photographed at the United Federation of Doll Clubs National Convention by Keith Kaonis
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WOODEN Schoenhut, intaglio eyes, child or adult. Barbara Close
WOODEN - Schoenhut, intaglio eyes, child or adult. Francesa Ontell
WOODEN - Pre 1920, hand carved, body and limbs may be of another material. Leonette Rowe
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WOODEN - Late 1600’s to early 1800’s, English or European, excluding religious figures. Cynthia Orgeron
WOODEN - Pre 1920, hand carved, body and limbs may be of another material. Toni Foster
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