19th C. creeping baby mechanical doll

19th C. creeping baby mechanical doll, paper mache head with glass eyes, wooden frame and wheels, 13"

19th CENTURY MECHANICAL WAX BABY IN CARRIAGE. Doll is 9 inches; carriage 21 inches. A red and black painted reed carriage with four spoked wooden wheels, original silk and cotton lining, contains a po

Lot consists of an 19th C. "Biscuit Baby" doll with at least 4 different dresses. All in good condition. Approx. size is 4" inches, Doll parts are porcelain,

19th Century antique French baby doll, produced by Maison Jumeau circa 1891-1894 in the Bebe design. Bisque head with swivel neck, open closed mouth, pierced ears, threaded crystal glass eyes. Human h

Two Antique 19th C German Bisque Head Baby Dolls. One with bisque head and composition bodies marked 3-4 and other all bisque unmarked. Larger measures

Marked 226 0, 34 cm long, some finger are missing.

Stunning late 19th century doll or baby carriage. Style is Joel Ellis with surry fringed top, tufted seat and back that appears original. Body is brown with red accented by black and ornate pinstripes

19TH C. VICTORIAN WICKER STICK & BALL BABY / DOLL BUGGY (PRAM, CARRIAGE) WITH ORIGINAL PARASOL - MATCHING FABRIC ON PARASOL AND INSIDE CUSHIONS - GOOD OVERALL CONDITION - MEASURES APPROX. 45" FRONT TO

An 19th century Grodnerthal dolls’ house baby, carved and painted wood with black painted features, rosy cheeks, jointed wooden body and long white cotton robe with tucks and alternate blue and

Mechanical automaton doll, late 19th century. With biscuit head, marked HEUBACH KOPPELSDORF - 407.15 / 6 - GERMANY, open mouth, real hair wig, body with wood pulp limbs, dressed in fabric, silk, velve

Two Antique 19th C German Bisque Head Dolls w Composition Bodies & Glass Eyes. Baby doll marked 150, girl doll marked 44 18 Bavaria. Both in antique or original clothes. Girl measures 8.25 inches in h

c. 1871, only known example, clockwork action causes toy doll to seemingly crawl along floor, cardboard torso, composition head, hands and legs, originally sold for $5.00, expensive in its day. Ex. Ma

Betty Curtis was a lifelong resident of Maine and an early member of NIADA (the National Institute of American Doll Artists.) Her character dolls were inspired by 19th century photographs and tintypes

126. IVES MECHANICAL CREEPING BABY W/ORIGINAL BOX | Made of composition and hand painted, with cloth dress and baby bonnet. When wound, clockwork mechanism allows baby doll to crawl with lifelike acti

United States,19th Century Collection of Victorian style doll furniture by James Hare, includes an armoire, dresser, doll bed, baby crib, settee, and several chairs and tables, RISD Museum accession n

Old Folk Art doll and toy group, 19th/20th c., (9) pieces, incl. a painted sheet metal fox puppet, dog pull toy, (2) rag dolls, papier mache mechanical dog with fiddle and cymbals, carved wood Fox and

Description: A group of infant and doll shoes, mainly 19th century, nine assorted pairs, including carved wooden pattens, pale-blue baby pumps with note stating they were worn by Mary Hume White at th

Toy measures approx. 3"h x 4" in length. It depicts a bird pulling a nest containing a baby bird. The baby bird rotates as you pull the toy. The mother bird is missing its beak. Also includes a miniat

Varnished head. Mortise and tendon peg joints. Painted orange shoes. Dressed in antique long baby christening gown. Condition: paint loss on face.

An antique and original figural bank offers polychromed cast iron construction with mother bird feeding her nest of baby chicks, identifying patent marks on base as photographed, Late 19thC. Measures-

Group of (4) Small Late 19th-Early 20th c. Porcelain Dolls, including: Bisque hanging oil lamp baby form pull swinger, ca. 1900, hand painted, 3" x 3"; Bisque kewpie doll with jointed arms, unmarked,

Three bisque headed dolls, A L, Limoge, Huebach open mouth baby, 300.70 , and a French doll marked ROA, all late 19th to early 20th C

L.19th-E.20th C. Dolls includes 2 Armand Marseille 390 Figures dressed in scottish plaid, a tall Victorian papier mache and leather bodied lady, a small bisque head figure and small baby with talking

Continental, heavy silver plate, not functional, needs extensive repair. Dimensions:4" x 2 1/2" x 1 1/2". Provenance:From a Montgomery County collection.