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TY CXgirl......without you linking that, I'd have never known.
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The article does say a "pieced quilt". I thought perhaps where it sold so inexpensively, that it might have been a printed piece of fabric.
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Cup/saucer and dessert plate.
I never would've guessed the quilted figures to represent Uncle Sam! What a wonderful piece of information INH!
Not that it matters value wise, but that doll is considered stone bisque. You are correct in that it probably was made in Japan. The 2nd link...
Some of you may be interested in dolls by Leo Moss. Very expensive today....
That's what they're known as. Aquataine.......Your adorable black dolls are a perfect example of dolls made with love and sense of pride. Love...
IMHO, not to represent a Golliwogg. Close up the features seem to have been painted, rather than stitched (embroidered). Corn husk dolls were...
Hi Sinta......sorry to say that the image you provided in the link will not be good enough for ID.
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Welcome to Antiquers Potterygal! I've always thought that they were called Jam jars (looks like yours has grapes on it)
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