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Doll

ca. 1725-ca. 1740 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Doll, carved wood with gesso and paint, inset glass lozenge eyes. Due to small size, probably a doll's house doll or representing a child. Brown silk cap with edging of human hair, lace cap on top. Cloth upper arms, jointed knees. Wearing white silk bodice and skirt overlaid with fine white lawn bodice and separate skirt, trimmed with flounces in same fabric and knots of embroidery silk; petticoats and shift of linen. Silk stockings and leather & silk shoes.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 8 parts.

  • Doll
  • Bodice
  • Skirt
  • Petticoat
  • Petticoat
  • Petticoat
  • Chemise
  • Cap (Headgear)
Materials and techniques
carved wooden doll with glass eyes, gesso and painting, wearing silk, linen, lawn and lace clothing
Brief description
Miniature doll, carved wood, white silk and muslin clothing
Physical description
Doll, carved wood with gesso and paint, inset glass lozenge eyes. Due to small size, probably a doll's house doll or representing a child. Brown silk cap with edging of human hair, lace cap on top. Cloth upper arms, jointed knees. Wearing white silk bodice and skirt overlaid with fine white lawn bodice and separate skirt, trimmed with flounces in same fabric and knots of embroidery silk; petticoats and shift of linen. Silk stockings and leather & silk shoes.
Dimensions
  • Height: 180mm
  • Width: 135mm
  • Depth: 105mm
Production typeUnique
Collection
Accession number
W.42:9-1922

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Record createdDecember 14, 2007
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