Nelling, Inc.
M i s c e l l a n e o u s
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Lovely #1 Vintage Barbie 11" |
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Rarer Brunette Ponytail ON LAYAWAY |
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Proudly offering a 1959 No. 1 Ponytail Barbie with rarer brunette hair, in her original zebra bathing suit, and her original black plastic slip on shoes. You can see the holes underneath the shoes that would accommodate the No. 1 dual pronged stand that only this model used. (One shoe is split on top). |
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She has originally painted features, including the sultry, side glancing eyes with white irises, blue eye shadow, crimson lips, finger and toenails, and pierce holes in front of the ears that have absolutely no green tint. Her complexion is pale, as expected, with her original, more tanned color remaining underneath the bathing suit. On the inside of her left shin is an area of light tan smudging and on her upper left arm is a black dot. On the tope of her feet, the shoes have left a reddish residue. She comes with a later Barbie metal stand and has no odor. |
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Fine Porcelain Pin Cushion Lady 10 1/2" tall |
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Complete with Legs $245. |
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| The Dressel & Kister porcelain factory made high quality half dolls and pin cushion dolls during their 100 year run, finally closing in 1952. This one is most like one of theirs, as the molding, painting, detailing and glazing are meticulously done with the true look of a fine art piece. Just like the exceptional figurines they produced as well. |
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This lovely lady is a half doll that includes the porcelain crossed legs to make her whole, and her arms are away from her body, both holding a fan up to her chest area. She has a tilted head with long, wavy silver/gray curls falling below her shoulders and a salmon colored hair ornament that compliments her organdy costume. Her style is early 1800's, although she was probably made around 1900. She is breathtaking and under the right lighting, quite dramatic! |
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French Boy Candy Container 11 1/2" |
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with Prayer Book and Candle $450. |
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A diminutive French candy container commemorating an important day. He is a young boy with head of paper mache, with painted features and hair on what looks to be his First Communion or Confirmation Day. Not only is he holding a tiny prayer book or Missalette in his left hand but he is also holding a candle up in his right hand. Hi s costume consists of a white shirt with large rear collar and navy blue wool trousers, with the candy box opening at the waist. |
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| The hands and legs are of paper mache like the head. Usually you see the girl candy containers celebrating these sacraments, so having the boy is quite rare and interesting. |
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"Little Pet" Early Paper Doll $225. |
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"Little Pet" paper doll, by the Mcloughlin Bros. 24 Beckman St., New
York, circa 1859, including one paper doll (3 7/16" tall) and five two-sided dresses in the original manufacturer's sleeve (missing hat). It is also printed on front and back, as well as inside the front cover. |
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