Lady's Repository Museum & Diamond K Folk Art

Fine Antique Fashion 1620-1870

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Showing posts with label Antique Dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Antique Dolls. Show all posts
Thursday, August 18, 2016

Exploring an 1820 Mache Doll, a final look

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Back to that Note......  So we return to that mysterious note buried within m'Ladys bodice. Its always exciting to find notes on cl...
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Thursday, August 11, 2016

Exploring an 1820 Mache Doll

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Reattaching  m'Lady's Legs  I have a nice stash of damaged turn of the 20th c kid gloves~ they are great for making doll bodie...
Friday, August 05, 2016

Exploring an 1820 Mache Doll

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 But First~ Her Pantaloon! Long ,lean, and quite grubby...but still, utterly charming. To answer before you all ask~ NO! I will not be w...
Wednesday, August 03, 2016

Exploring an 1820 Mache Doll

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A Most Uncomfortable Bunching.....    Underneath her blue petticoat, dollye wears a comfy linen calf length chemise. Here we can see d...
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Thursday, July 28, 2016

Exploring an 1820 Mache Doll

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Off with the Apron!  After removing the petticoat, the pin has been removed from the top neckline of the back opening. A thin muslin cov...
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Wednesday, July 20, 2016

Exploring an 1820 Mache Doll

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Ah ~ Ha! I knew it!  I knew I saw something peeking out of her bodice when I saw her sale listing.... ah but its really wedged in there....
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The Lady's Repository Museum is a privately owned museum dedicated to the collection, preservation and study of unique early American fashions of both women and children, the later being a specialty. All proceeds from Diamond K Folk Art sales (antique reproduction Folk Art, Dolls & hooked rugs) directly support the Museum, of which can be found on ETSY, eBay and the DKFA Blog~ please see the links on the sidebar. You can also mail me at rlkinnison@yahoo.com
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