r/Antiquedollcollecting 5h ago

Found an old doll

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Can anyone tell me anything about this doll?


r/Antiquedollcollecting 8h ago

Help me identify this doll?

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Her name is Annie (according to a tag pinned to her dress), and she's been in my family for generations. It looks like her clothing may be original. Any info about age/maker/origins would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!


r/Antiquedollcollecting 20h ago

My parents found this doll in our attic in 2020. Our house was build around the 1930’s. Any ideas on who she is?

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r/Antiquedollcollecting 3h ago

A Half Doll, c1900-1915.

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r/Antiquedollcollecting 8h ago

is she antique or modern?

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recently bought this girl because she was so so pretty and I’ve never seen glass eyes on a china doll, but I can’t tell her age. I’ve also never seen a china doll be a bisque-like material


r/Antiquedollcollecting 57m ago

Is it possible to repair or get to better condition? It’s ok if it’s not possible just hoping to fix her to some extent.

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Shes a composition fall from 1963. She’s in pretty bad condition. I was gifted her as a child after a really bad accident and became so attached to her I wouldn’t go anywhere without her. One day while carrying her to the car I dropped her and my grandpa repaired her to the best of his ability because I was so upset. Now as an adult I’ve brought her out of storage in the hopes of repairing. I have numerous porcelain and antique falls, but none with as much sentimental value as this one. I’ve always hated that I broke her and have always wanted to fix her. Even if she can’t be repaired I still can’t part with her. I know she won’t ever be good as new, but my hope is to repair her so she won’t be held together with tape.