Nursery Playthings

Artisan rocking horse 3.5" H, 6" L and assorted playthings including a sheep pull-toy by E. Browne of Chatham, VT, slate and eraser, tiny peg doll and other items. Some wax residue.

This sweet faced antique bisque head doll has big side-glancing googly eyes with long painted lashes, and a molded blue hair band in her blonde hair. She is 7.25” tall and is marked P GW with a crow

This German china lady doll dates to the 1860s and has a wonderful face with molded upper and lower eyelids. She has a paper label on the back of her shoulder plate that tells she is “From the Bazar

This antique doll measures 6.5” tall (16.5 cm) and has a bisque head with painted features. His hair is glued on and appears to be mohair. His body is yarn wrapped wire. He wears a wool uniform, inc

Wonderful antique hand carved wooden man is jointed with what appear to be nails at his shouders, hips and knees. His face and clothing details are hand painted. His head is carved to resemble a feath

Rare and unusual antique celluloid doll by Schildkrot is a topsy turvy with black and white celluloid faces, with the rest of the doll made of cloth. The faces are pinned on with straight pins. The en

His Majesty the King, George VI is 14” tall and made of felt and fabric by Farnell’s Alpha Toys in England in the 1930s or ‘40s. His face is beautifully hand painted, and he wears a detailed rep

This wonderful little girl doll stands 17.5” tall (44.5 cm) and has a vinyl socket head and shoulder plate, vinyl arms and legs on a cloth body. Her upper arms and legs are wired so she is somewhat

The Simpsons World of Springfield interactive playsets were produced in 2001 and 2002. When the figures are plugged into the playsets, they say their catch phrases from the show. The Krustylu Studio p

This fantastic one of a kind doll stands 13” tall. She was made by artist Edna Daly (also known as Edna Dali) and dated 1983. She has a fimo shoulder head, lower arms and lower legs, with the rest o

This family of four cloth dolls, ranging in height from 7 ½” to 11 ½” tall (19 to 29 cm) were made by North Carolina dollmaker Ella Holder Doub (1892-1986). They have embroidered faces and yarn

This lovely lady is 18” tall with a china shoulder head, arms and legs on a muslin body. Except for the one foot that doesn’t match, her parts all appear to be original. She has lovely modeling of

This 13” (33 cm) baby is Effanbee’s Bubbles, made in the early 20th century. Bubbles has a composition head and limbs, and a cloth body. Most Bubbles dolls have sleep eyes, but this is the harder

Effanbee’s Brenda Starr dressed in her Black Orchid Supper Club outfit was a limited edition of 500, made for the Tonner Doll Co. convention in 2004. This gorgeous gal is 16” tall with painted blu

Two hard plastic Ginger dolls by Cosmopolitan, made in the 1950s. The blonde doll wears a tagged flocked organza dress with attached taffeta petticoat, and white shoes. The brunette doll wears a tagge

Lot of Reutter Porcelain miniatures includes items for your dollhouse’s kitchen, bath and office. Includes two bath towels; two sets of two hand towels; nonworking lamp with porcelain shade; covered

This very hard to find, spiral bound book was written by members of the Doll Collectors of America, and published in 2003. It is 37 pages with chapters on Miss Columbia, WPA dolls, Asian mission dolls

This hard plastic doll by the Block Doll Corporation dates to the 1950s. She is 10 inches tall and is jointed at the neck, shoulders and hips. When you press the button on her belly, she shakes her he

Cool set of miniature 1:12 scale Fiesta ware includes four plates, bowls, cups and saucers – one each in red, green, yellow and dark blue – plus an aqua serving bowl. Mounted in a plastic case so

The Prince by Helen Kish was the companion doll to Thumbelina, the souvenir from the United Federation of Doll Clubs’ national convention in 2006. He is 6 ½” tall, made of resin, with painted bro

This lot includes seven dolls ranging in size from 2” to 4 ¼” (5 to 10.8 cm). One is marked Made in Japan, but the rest were likely made in Germany. The largest doll has blue eyes glazed to look

This antique Martha Chase doll from the early 20th century measures 13” tall and is made of cloth with a molded face and painted surface. She has stitched fingers and toes and a sateen covered body.

Jean Darling Sewing Outfit is set #1100, dated 1936, made by Standard Toykraft of New York. It includes a 7 1/2" painted bisque doll, jointed at shoulders and hips, incised MADE IN JAPAN on her back.

Lot of books on collecting Barbie dolls includes Barbie Fashion, Vol. 1, 1959-1967 by Sarah Sink Eames; The World of Barbie Dolls and The Wonder of Barbie Dolls and Accessories 1976-1986 by Paris and