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Susie

Doll
ca. 1868 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This doll was made in Germany in 1868 by an unknown manufacturer. It is named Susie, presumably by the owners.

Susie has a moulded glazed china head and shoulders, with black hair and painted facial features. Her body is made of stuffed cloth and she has black leather arms. She wears a cream dress made from silk and wool, a full petticoat, stays, chemise, and boots.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.
(Some alternative part names are also shown below)
  • Doll
  • Dolls
  • Clothing
TitleSusie
Materials and techniques
moulded glazed china, cloth, leather
Brief description
Doll with bisque head called Susie, German, about 1868
Physical description
The doll has moulded glazed china shoulder head with a stuffed cloth body, painted facial features, black leather arms and moulded hair painted black. She is wearing a dress of cream silk and wool, a full petticoat, stays and chemise, white cotton boots.
Dimensions
  • Height: 45.1cm
  • Head height: 10.8cm
Production typemass produced
Marks and inscriptions
6 or very open and soft G (nape; incised)
Object history
Belonged to the donor's aunt, Margaret Wallis, nee Penny.
Production
Reason For Production: retail
Summary
This doll was made in Germany in 1868 by an unknown manufacturer. It is named Susie, presumably by the owners.

Susie has a moulded glazed china head and shoulders, with black hair and painted facial features. Her body is made of stuffed cloth and she has black leather arms. She wears a cream dress made from silk and wool, a full petticoat, stays, chemise, and boots.
Associated objects
Collection
Accession number
MISC.171-1976

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Record createdFebruary 26, 2001
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