An Early 20thc French Boudoir Doll c.1920-30

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An Early 20thc French Boudoir Doll c.1920-30Origin: FrenchPeriod: 3rd RepublicProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1920 30Height: 18Width: 5Depth: 2. 5 (all at extremities)The early twentieth century boudoir doll having a suede body and suede covered papier mache head with painted features, wearing her original pink and white silk dress with sky blue banding to gold painted stilettoes, her silk braided golden hair in the typical 1920s headphone style, surviving from the first quarter of the twentieth

We have lubricated his joints and tidied up the interior of the box but this aside he is sold as found and in good original order

to William Ford

There is a hairline crack to one along the center and some other small hairlines elsewhere to each

Five of the boxes include magnificent coloured lithographed slides and were produced by Butcher’s under the ‘Primus’ brand forming part of their famous ‘Junior Lectures’ series: “Jack and the Beanstalk”

a daughter's coming out - fancy dress was the theme of choice

wherever fate may lead us let us follow

To the reverse of the picture there is a Reeves stamp and a picture framers label (in part)

He began by painting history pictures and portraits

5” (at head)

following the introduction of its president to a designer who would leave an indelible mark on the company’s legacy: Edward Wormley

This pair of magical candelabra could have almost come from Rivendell itself…a very fine pair

This isn’t the kind of picture the artist is usually associated with so it is rather unusual in that respect

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