The response: "Beverly, it could be. I think in the 1930s wound yarn dolls had a moment, especially in Britain. Grecon dolls is a start."...
This little guy came with the other 2 wood bead dolls I posted last night. Poor guy lost his skis but retained his poles. He is 3 5/8" top to...
I got these 2 dolls in a large lot of assorted figurines & other stuff. The girl is in pretty good shape but the boy has lost his pedestal which...
...couple beautiful pieces that I'm going to be inheriting. One is an amazing piece of a scene with different dolls. It is my absolute favorite of...
...them for god knows what and the cute girl runs a shop making creepy dolls and she bought some stuff. Her shop shows ghoulish dolls holding...
The people who make these dolls are the Dowayo (also called Namji, Namshi, and other variations), living in northern Cameroon. They are not a...
The Namji tribe is famous for their wooden dolls carved with geometric features and adorned with multi-colored bead necklaces, cowrie shells,...
Apparently: https://arttribal.com/collections/all/products/namji-guardian-yellow-and-multi-power-fetish "Such figures can be purchased as new from...
...Namji doll from Cameroon. Are there ways to date these? Do they still make this type of dolls? Any information would be appreciated. Jannie...
...made in the 1980's or 90's when it was a very popular hobby there for a while to make your own porcelain dolls. Lots of classes and kits, etc.
Those half-dolls were popular in the early 20th c, so I would guess pre-WW2.
...you can see the "GERMANY" impression. IDK what year she is though...dolls aren't my area. [ATTACH] This is the second antique German beer...
Your right again, thank you!
You are correct, as usual. :)
Very impressive knowledge!!
...people in Kenya, East Africa. I believe Ngide Ikoku is the name given to these dolls, but @2manybooks may have to correct me. Not Native American.
...a image search I found ones that look like mine & called fertility dolls - but there were different tribes associated with each one, including...
...of the older ones are more like traditional 'cili' or Dewi Sri rice dolls, with almost triangular faces and a wide, fan-shaped headdress. Her...
I was wondering if it had been relined or not! If it hasn't been relined (apart from the staples being an indicator) it also doesn't have the...
...with a high forehead, it reminded me of 18th century "Queen Anne" dolls such as this - [ATTACH]...
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