Kestner 171 "Daisy"
-undressed

German doll made for "The Ladies Home Journal" in 1911. She comes dressed or undressed with pattern.  She was made as a promotion to sell magazines. For 3 subscriptions and $4.50 and a child could have this lovely doll. 26,000 were made and bought. The doll is 18” tall.

• She has fully jointed glass blown eyes with fixed eyelashes*.
• Porcelian head.
• Handmade composition body.

*$160.00 - undressed with dress pattern

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Kestner 171 "Daisy"
-dressed

*$195.00 - dressed

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Lettie 150-13

She is Daisy’s litte sister. She is an all bisque doll. She has a closed mouth with a tiny tongue. Her shoes and socks are painted
Her wig is mohair. Her undergarments are cotton batiste with cotton lace. Her dress is cotton batiste with silk ribbon trim.

She is 9 ½ in tall.

$149.00 - dressed

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Heinrich Handwerk "Daisyette"

The doll is 12- ½” tall.

• She has a porcelain head.
• Handmade composition body.
• German glass blown eyes with fixed eyelashes.
• Handmade mohair wig.
• Cotton dress with fine cotton lace and silk ribbon trim.
• Cotton bloomers with cotton lace.
• Handmade leather shoes.

$189

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