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Bisque-headed doll

Armand Marseille Dolls (fl.1885-1950s)

Category

Dolls

Date

Unknown

Materials

Bisque-headed doll

Measurements

250 mm (height)

Place of origin

Germany

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Collection

Sudbury Hall Museum of Childhood, Derbyshire

NT 659963

Summary

A bisque-headed doll, probably made by Armand Marseille. She has a bisque head with fixed blue glass eyes, moulded and painted facial features with an open mouth (four teeth visible) and a blonde mohair wig which is quite short at one side and long on the other, with a pink ribbon bow in it. The head swivels, and the body, made of composition, is jointed at the shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips and knees. She is wearing a very long, cream, linen dress decorated at the neck, armholes and hem with wide lace, which is also used each side of a panel set into the front of the skirt. At the lower edge of this panel is a broad piece of broderie anglaise. The dress is gathered at the neck and waist with drawstring ties which fasten at the back. Underneath she has a full, cream, linen waist petticoat which is trimmed with narrow broderie anglaise and fastens with a tiny button. Under this are cream linen drawers, trimmed with lace, which fasten at the waist with a drawstring tie. Attached to her left wrist by silver-coloured metal wire is a posy of dark red and pink fabric flowers with green leaves. The doll and her clothes are quite dirty, and there are a few small holes in her dress.

Marks and inscriptions

On back of head: A M 6(slash)0 D E [P]/ made in Germany

Makers and roles

Armand Marseille Dolls (fl.1885-1950s), maker

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