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H 20 in W 15 in D 12.5 in
Miniature Queen Anne Armed Portrait Chair for Doll, Small Child or Puppy
Located in Miami Beach, FL
Miniature burgundy velvet and wood armed Queen Anne portrait chair perfect for a large doll, small dog, or baby (6 month to small toddler).
Velvet, Wood
Wood Queen Anne Doll
Located in New York, NY
A wooden doll survivor from the 18th century. The turned body and head have the classic form of of the Queen Anne period.
Early Wood Pioneer Doll
Located in New York, NY
The form is related to the wooden Queen Anne dolls of the 18th century and may have been an effort to make a less costly doll for a lucky girl.
Wood
Geometric Early Wood Doll
Located in New York, NY
Wood doll of the Queen Anne period with remains of old paint.
Wood
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