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Pedlar dolls: dolls of itinerant merchants depict a bygone era

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Dolls depicting pedlars and other street vendors date back to 18th-century porcelain figures. They became very popular between 1820 and 1860 and were often displayed under glass shades.

Author: King, Constance
Publisher: Ashton International Media, Inc.
Publication Name: Doll Reader
Subject: Hobbies and crafts
ISSN: 0744-0901
Year: 2001
Peddlers

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Sailor dolls in war and peace

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Sailor dolls first appeared around 1800 and after 1860 were often dressed in national uniforms. The 19th-century fashion for dressing children as sailors inspired similar costumes for dolls.

Author: King, Constance
Publisher: Ashton International Media, Inc.
Publication Name: Doll Reader
Subject: Hobbies and crafts
ISSN: 0744-0901
Year: 2001
Sailors, Doll clothes

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Bagman's babies: Waxed dolls made during the late 18th century and early 19th century are interesting, relatively affordable collectibles

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Wax-over or waxed composition dolls featured a layer of thin wax over the head, creating a soft facial texture.? Known for their detailed costumes, waxed dolls can still be found for less than $450.

Author: King, Constance
Publisher: Ashton International Media, Inc.
Publication Name: Doll Reader
Subject: Hobbies and crafts
ISSN: 0744-0901
Year: 2001
Collectibles

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Subjects list: History, Portrayals, Dolls
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