century, white ground
with orange and black striping, gold
luster handles, spout and finials, (handle
on creamer damaged, rim chip on one
cup), ht. teapot 3 3/8; paper label on
wooden box, box lg. 7 1/8 in.
$150-200
1687.
Doll Size Walnut Cabinet and
Rocking Chair,
late 19th/early 20th
century, cutout bird and scroll crest on
case with two mirrored doors, single
interior shelf, cutout base, ht. 12 1/2,
wd. 9, dp. 4 1/2; two-slat curved arm
rocker with wooden seat, ht. 13 1/4 in.
$200-300
1688.
Six Pieces of Wooden Doll Furniture,
20th century, natural finish cradle, lg.
17 1/2, mahogany finish canopy bed
and bedding, lg. 11 1/2, ladder back
chair, ht. 13, red ladder back chair, ht.
8 1/2, green sled, lg. 8 1/2, hutch
chair, ht. 8 in.
$50-100
1689.
Walnut Victorian Doll Bed,
mid-19th
century, turned posts, shaped head and
foot boards, four bed rails, ht. 14 1/2,
lg. 23, wd 14 in., with mattress and
two pillows.
$150-250
1690.
Childs Oak Armchair with Cane
Seat,
mid-19th century, continuous
arm Windsor in medium stain, cane
seat, overall ht. 18 1/4, seat ht. 10 in.
$75-125
1691.
Wicker Doll Perambulator,
late 19th
century, woven body, floral printed
fabric lining, wooden handles, and
spoked wooden wheels, steel springs,
(fabric unstable), ht. 29 1/2, lg. 34 in.
$200-300
1692.
Blue Book Doll Values,
Jan Foulke,
volumes 2-13, and Patricia Smith, series
1-12.
$100-150
1693.
Twenty-two Assorted Books,
late
19th/early 20th century, a variety of
childrens story books, both hard and
soft covers, three Palmer Cox Brownie
books, Raggedy Ann and Andy, ABC
book, Charlie Chaplin story, Doll
Doctor, Nursery Tales, The Sunbonnet
Baby Primer, The Night Before
Christmas, Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs, issue of Punch, Ginger Paper
Doll book, etc., (lot wear and
damages).
$250-350
1694.
Lot of Assorted Paper Dolls,
late
19th/early 20th century, most are cut,
four uncut costume sheets, many
advertising cotton thread, cocoa, starch,
etc., with two-sided outfits to slip on
head and torso of children, extra
costumes and parts, set of five children
advertising Sunshine biscuits, set of four
wedding party, four girls on easel backs,
two sets of Dolly Dingle and Friends,
(some lot damage).
$250-350
1695.
Lot of Assorted Valentines,
early 20th
century, six shaped embossed cards with
cracker scrap and stiffened paper, details
on easel backs; nine fold-out dioramas,
two floral and figural cards with
opening celluloid doors, two die-cuts
trimmed with lace and scraps, one fold-
out honeycomb, embossed fan with
folded diamond pattern overlay edged
with aqua silk, folding embossed
celluloid floral fan Felicidades, two
sheets of heart and hands cracker scraps,
modern card using vintage paper lace
and lithograph of a rose, (some
imperfections on lot).
$200-300
1696.
Trade Card Album with Embossed
Santas on Cover,
late 19th century,
album filled with a variety of Rewards
of Merit, trade, advertising, and calling
cards, many pertaining to Dover, New
Hampshire and surrounding
communities, (slight edge wear on
pages), 8 1/2 x 11 in.
$250-350
1697.
Original Artwork for McLoughlin
Real Sleeping Doll
Paper Doll, c. 1940,
including a cradle, toys, bottle,
clothing, cod liver oil, and all the other
baby necessities, in bright strong color,
together with a copy of the commercial
item, marked Copyright MCMXL,
McLoughlin Bros. Inc., Springfield,
Mass., Made in USA 556.
Provenance: From the McLoughlin
archives.
$700-900
1698.
Lot of Black Memorabilia,
late 19th
and early 20th century, three Inez
Hogan, Nicodemus story books, seven
ethnic post cards, five black trade cards,
Topsy Turvy storybook, set of black
children paper dolls, reprint of general
volume on Housekeeping in Old
Virginia, edited by Marion Cabell
Tyree, black painted bisque doll head,
stationary black glass eyes, open mouth,
impressed 1902 13/og back of head
(black wool wig has lifted paint under
wig), unrefined five-piece painted body
and limbs, red and white polka dot
dress, ht. 9; brown painted boy
shoulder head with molded hair and
features (shoulder damaged), head circ.
7 1/2, ht. 3 3/4 in.
$300-500
1699.
Portfolio of Full Color Paper Dolls,
c. 1980s, Emma, A Young Lady of
Fashion cover and four sheets,
designed and executed by John Darcy
Noble and adapted from 1794 Gallery
of Fashion publication by Nicholas
Heideloff, depicts Emma and ten
elaborate late 18th-century costumes,
autographed inscription, sheets 12 x 16;
double page depicting The Snow
Queen by Charlotte Whatley, second
costume Gathering Storm, sheet 8
1/2 x 11 in., autographed inscription.
$100-200
21
1700.
Large Lot of Paper Dolls and
Related Ephemera,
mid to later 20th
century, cut paper dolls, articles,
reprints of 20th century research etc.
$500-1,000
1701.
Three Boxes of Paper Dolls and
Books,
early to late 20th century,
includes scrapbook of cut and uncut
Dolly Dingle, Betty Bobbs, Drayton,
etc.
$200-300
1702.
Large Lot of Paper Dolls,
mid to late
20th century, many uncut books,
Disney, Hollywood, Hedy Lamaar,
Kewpies, Raggedy Ann, Partridge
Family, Sally Twinkletoes, Little Lulu,
Doris Day, Rosemary Clooney, Patience
and Prudence, Jackie Gleason, etc.
$200-300
1703.
Lot of Paper Doll and Ephemera
Items,
primarily mid-20th century,
includes a group of articulated figures,
articles, etc.
$100-200
1704.
Doll and Costuming Books,
includes
Vol. 2-7 of Jan Foulkes Blue Book, The
Paris Collection, A Pageant of Dolls, a
group of Costume Quarterly, and
miscellaneous other books,
approximately 15 books.
$100-200
1704A.
Books on Fashion,
19th and 20th
century, three bound volumes, The
Ladies Repository Vol. VI, 1851,
published by Swormstedt & Power,
with engraved plates, some with
cherubs (foxing and mildew stains);
Petersons Magazine 1860, with
illustrated line drawings, some hand-
colored, including Berlin wool work
patterns; small size Childrens Magazine
1863; Janet Arnolds Patterns of
Fashion.
$200-300
1705.
Fabric for Dressing Dolls,
19th and
20th century, bits of pieces of fabric in
a variety of colors and fabrics; American
Plaiting Machine pleater (incomplete).
$75-125
1706.
Doll Parts and Miscellaneous Doll-
making and Dressing Items,
early to
mid-20th century, three AM bisque
shoulder heads (one with piece off back
edge), parian-type shoulder head
(restored), Minerva metal head, three
curious articulated wooden folk art
clowns, a group of ladies kid gloves,
various doll stockings, straw hat, etc.
$200-300
1707.
Assortment of Fine Lace Samples,
19th and early 20th century, two
albums with mounted pieces, a
scrapbook of lace-making literature and
a small box of lace items.
$200-300
1707A.
Five Boxes of Lace,
late 19th/early
20th century, an assortment of lace
items, including various fine samples, in
five shirt box or slightly larger boxes.
$200-300
1708.
Large Lot of Lace and Lace-Making
Supplies,
19th and 20th century,
several small boxes of lace and lace-
making supplies including a lace
cylinder, bobbins, thread, etc., many
samples, a quantity of Old Lacers
publications, etc.
$200-300
1709.
Two Large Boxes of Lace Reference
Books and Miscellaneous Tools,
includes assorted small samples.
$200-300
1710.
Large Lot of Doll and Little Girl
Clothing and Bedding,
20th century,
dresses, jackets, night wear and
undergarments, pairs of assorted shoes,
boots, etc., baby doll bottles and toys,
various sizes and fabrics, several child
size chenille bedspreads, doll blanket,
two doll velvet puff quilts (some lot
wear).
$100-150
1711.
Three Black Silk Ladies Parasols,
late
19th century, with folding carved,
turned and incised ebonized wood
handles, (one with splits).
$200-300
1712.
Large Group of Straw Doll Hats,
in a
variety of sizes.
$150-250
1713.
Lot of Jewelry Accessories for Dolls,
a card marked Nouveaute de Paris with
pink bead necklace, pendant, large
watch on chain on original card,
earrings.
$150-250
1714.
Lot of Trousers for Male Dolls,
approximately fifteen items, various
sizes, styles and conditions.
$100-200
1715.
Box Lot of Clothing, Trims,
Accessories, and a Pink Doll Trunk,
mostly mid-20th century.
$100-150
1716.
Group of Homemaking Items and
Doll Clothes Patterns,
early 20th
century, two carte-de-visites of girls and
dolls; small boy articulated valentine;
patterns for lady, girl and doll clothing,
and two soft cover advertising cook
books (slight lot wear).
$100-150
1717.
Steiff Limited Edition Cloth Peasant
Lady Doll,
c. 1987-88, molded felt
head, body and limbs, knobby knees,
blue glass eyes, fringe of blonde mohair
wig showing around blue cotton
headscarf, printed cotton blouse and
apron, printed red felt skirt with gold
Steiff button, white tag 0001637, gray
cotton socks, black leather shoes, ht. 17
in.
$100-150
1718.
Two Tiny Steiff Mohair Chimps,
Germany, mid-20th century, both with
black bead eyes, airbrushed features,
jointed head and limbs, tan felt hands
and feet, one with button in left foot
(some fur matting, minor losses), both
ht. 4 1/2 in.
$100-150
22 1719.
Steiff Kangaroo and Printed Cloth
Liberty Belle Doll,
early to mid-
20th century, kangaroo with airbrushed
mohair fur, glass eyes, ear button with
remains of yellow tag, black
embroidered nose, mouth, and claws,
jointed at head and shoulders, (light
play wear, chest tag and Joey missing),
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