A few examples of appraisal values for
AMERICAN DOLL

• 7 ZUNI NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL
  7 ZUNI NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL BEADWORK PENDANTS.7 Zuni Native American doll beadwork pendants. Tallest 4". Cased.
• 3 NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS3 Native
  3 NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS3 Native American dolls, cased. Tallest 5 1/4"
• HUPA NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL
  HUPA NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL CRADLEHupa Native American doll cradle with some losses to twigs, appx. 15" t x 6" w.
• NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL, BULLY GOOD
  NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL, BULLY GOOD SKOOKUMNative American doll, Bully Good Skookum, in tribal clothing, 19 1/2" t.
• American Girl Doll Winter Group
  American Girl Doll Winter Group includes. American doll pastel pink and yellow snowball sweater & frosted pink leggings outfit with ivory booties (retired). Also includes an american doll today "Terrific Tubing" outfit with hangers featuring 1 bright yellow and white fur trimmed parka and white fur trimmed jacket, black snow pants, yellow socks, black mittens and matching snow boots and purple inflatable tube (retired). All in good condition , latex on boots is slightly sticky. Everything is in good, gently played with condition and may not be complete. If you have any doubt, please ask questions! We will provide extra pictures, or can schedule an in person or video conference preview at your convenience. In house Flat Rate Shipping of $15 is a domestic shipping estimate for first lot and includes insurance. We will gladly combine multiple lots for your convenience and economy. Each additional lot we can pack in the same box is $5 each. Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
• BLACK AMERICANA CARVED WOOD DOLL,
  BLACK AMERICANA CARVED WOOD DOLL, ETC.Black Americana carved wood doll, together with a cloth doll and a doll chair. Condition: Cloth - some stains. African American doll - frays, tears, and stains to fabric.
• TWO AMERICAN RAG DOLLS. African
  TWO AMERICAN RAG DOLLS. African American doll found in Virginia, ca. 1860-1880. Large jointed doll stuffed with straw. Inked face, cardboard buttons at leg joints, original shirt. Worn areas. 31"h. Ex Jeanne Kauffman (Roanoke, Virginia). And a late 20th century artisan doll with painted face, clothing made from old fabric. 24"h.
• A GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY TWELVE
  A GROUP OF APPROXIMATELY TWELVE DOLLS A group of approximately twelve dolls, including bisque head Native American doll, 17"h; Sookum Native American doll, 14.5"h; Chinese composition baby doll, 10"h; Indian cloth doll; Japanese Kokeshi doll, 7.25"l, etc.
• TWO NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS. One
  TWO NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS. One example is hide with beadwork to face, torso and legs, 13”H. Second example is a swaddled infant with composite head and bent wood handle, 12”H.
• A very large two-part
  A very large two-part contemporary custom made doll house, designed for use with American Dolls. Includes four boxes full of furniture and accessories. 85”H x 89”W x 33”D Condition: some repaired mouldings and cracked trimmed. CT Transfer Fee $100
• (LOT OF 14) NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS
  (LOT OF 14) NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS (lot of 14) Native American dolls, including some having suede clothing, etc.
• (LOT OF 8) NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL
  (LOT OF 8) NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL GROUP (lot of 8) Native American doll group, including one with a suede outfit, another with beaded accents, and husk example, etc. largest: 11"h
• ONE SHELF OF DECORATIVE ART
  ONE SHELF OF DECORATIVE ART INCLUDING NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS One shelf of decorative art including Native American dolls, a partial woven textile on a loom, etc.
• ONE SHELF OF DECORATIVE ARTS One
  ONE SHELF OF DECORATIVE ARTS One shelf of decorative arts, including (9) lead planters decorated with tied ribbons; (8) shell placecard holders; (12) cast brass shell placecard holders; five sets of napkin rings; brass waste basket; pair of brass bookends; Skookum Native American doll; paperweights; trinket boxes; pipe and stand, etc. Provenance: Property of a prominent Atherton estate
• 4 COTTON & CLOTH BLACK DOLLS & 4
  4 COTTON & CLOTH BLACK DOLLS & 4 COTTON BALESGrouping of hand made cotton and cloth black / African American dolls and four bales of cotton. 1st grouping - Four African American cloth and cotton handmade dolls including a female with a painted nut head holding a suitcase, a Mammy doll holding a dust bin, a fisherman holding a rod and a small bait bucket, and an old man holding a broom implement. Ranging in height from 9" - 10" H. Early 20th century. 2nd grouping - Four souvenir wired bales of cotton, the two larger bales having tags from Lubbock, TX and Brownfield, TX. Length ranging 3 3/4" to 5". Early to Mid 20th century. Provenance - Greene Museum, Phenix City, AL. Condition: 1st grouping - Overall very good condition, clothing with some holes and fraying, mainly on Mammy figure. 2nd grouping - very good condition.
• ASSORTED DOLLS, 18 ITEMS INC QING
  ASSORTED DOLLS, 18 ITEMS INC QING CHINESELot of assorted dolls including a Chinese Qing period opera doll or marionette with jointed arms and legs and embroidered clothes, Chinese mark on back of head (some cracks to composition hands and wrists, grime to face and fading/fraying to silk clothing); Chinese doll with composition head, lower arms and lower legs, embroidered silk robes (grime and few spots of light crazing to head, fading and fraying to silk clothes); Chinese doll with composition head and lower arms, ceramic lower legs, posable wire limbs (crazing to head, some small holes to clothes); 2 Peggy Nisbet character dolls: Henry VIII and Jane Seymour (excellent condition); African American doll with painted wood head (attached to body by string, loose), kerchief, and burlap sack of yams (head loose); African American doll made of cloth with button eyes and twine hat; walnut head doll with cloth limbs, hand sewn dress and hand drawn face; a Heubach-Koppelsdorf model 320-0 bisque doll head (no eyes); 2 small composition "Pilgrim" dollhouse style dolls, a small plastic doll in Renaissance style clothing (broken head), a small Japanese style doll marked Made in Japan (blue stain across head), 1 Little Red Riding Hood doll made of cornhusks, and 4 bisque headed dolls including a Scottish boy in kilt (head marked Germany 390 13/0, some losses to paint on head where wig was attached) and Little Red Riding Hood, both with composition limbs, a female doll with bisque limbs (missing 1 lower arm) and a Nun doll with cloth body and rosary. All dolls appear to be 2nd or 3rd quarter 20th century except the Qing opera doll (circa 1900) and the Peggy Nisbet dolls (last quarter 20th c.). Sizes 4" to 13". (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: All with light grime/wear unless noted in above description.
• NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL CRADLE & AWL
  NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL CRADLE & AWL CASE1st item: Native American, possibly Crow, leather doll cradle having flared head board with beaded bands at top. Thread sewn and beaded overlay on cradle cover, hood with weavers and fringed on back. 12 3/4" H x 6 1/2" at widest point. 2nd item: Stitched awl case, possibly Crow, comprised of rawhide and beaded in yellow, red, cobalt with beaded flap and leather strap. 8 1/4" H x 3/4" W. Late 19th century. Provenance: Property from the estate of Dorothy Louise Luhrs, PhD, (1910-1972), Archaeologist with University of New Mexico/School of American Research Field School, whose studies and research included the Una Via Chaco Canyon, NM, Largo Canyon, NM, Guatemala, Mexico, and the Hoopa Indian Reservation in northern California. Luhrs was also president of the Southwestern Anthropological Association from 1950-51. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: 1st item: Cradleboard is in good condition and shows expected wear with minor loss of beads to top right edge of board. Minor loss to leather on right side of cradle cap or cover. "Crow" written en verso of board. 2nd item: Awl case is in good condition with minor bead loss on flap. General overall wear commensurate with age and use.
• HELEN BULLARD FOLK ART NATIVITY
  HELEN BULLARD FOLK ART NATIVITY SET, 11 PCS.Helen Bullard Kreckniak (1902-1996, Ozone, Tennessee, working 1949-1982) folk art carved Nativity Set, 11 pieces, including Mary, Joseph, Baby Jesus, 3 wise men, a shepherd boy, 2 sheep, and manger. Also includes donkey initialed J.H.. Set won 1st Prize at the 1955 United Federation of Doll Clubs 6th Annual Exhibition and 2nd place at the 1959 United Federation of Doll Clubs, 10th Annual Exhibition. Dolls range in size from 4 1/4" H to 12 1/4" H. Biography: Mrs. Bullard carved wooden dolls by hand under the name "Holly Dolls". She served as President of the Federation of Doll Clubs and was Founder and President of the National Institute of American Doll Artists (NIADA); she also served as editor of the magazines of both these organizations. She authored Crafts and Craftsmen of Tennessee Mountains, American Doll Artists, American Doll Artists Volume II, Faith Wick, the Artist and Her Dolls, Dorothy Heizer, the Artists and Her Dolls, My People in Wood, and the update of the Cumberland County book. Provenance: From the collection of the Bullard family. Provenance: From the collection of the Bullard family. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: All overall very good condition. Three wise men have tape around leg joints.
• GROUP OF MINIATURE SW ACOMA POTTERY
  GROUP OF MINIATURE SW ACOMA POTTERY AND DOLLSGroup of miniature Southwestern Native American pottery and dolls. Pottery includes 4 small acomas - a 3 1/2" H black and white jar signed Mary Ann Hampton, a 2 1/2" H redware jar signed SWT Navajo; a 2 1/2" H three color jar signed B.R., and a 1 5/8" H jar signed H. Pino. There are also four small low bowls or dishes, 2" diam and smaller, signed Acomo D. Reano, and a 1" H oval container of bone with animal decoration signed PEM. Dolls include three 3" H papoose dolls sewn to a carrying board with handle, attributed to Peru (fraying to bottom of one doll); a 9 1/2" H Native American doll with beaded face and leather clothing (part of hair may be missing); an African American farmer doll with carved nut face and cotton hair, 10" H; and a doll with painted wood face, wood arms, and gingham dress, 7 1/2" L. Provenance: consignor is an archaeologist who worked and traveled in the Southwest in the mid 20th century. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: All pottery in good condition with some light wear. Indian doll has significant wear to leather arms and legs, part of hair missing. Female doll has some tears to clothing at arms and general wear. Farmer doll - stains to back from having been glued to something.
• LINDA DURAN NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL ON
  LINDA DURAN NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL ON WHALEBONE BASENative American Aleut First Nation portrait doll titled "Summoning Whale Spirit" by Linda Duran (20th century), of Choctaw-Apache descent depicting a cross-legged drummer with clay face and hands in a seal gut anorak seated next to a partially emerging carved wood whale all atop a fossilized whalebone scapula base accompanied by two articles describing the artist and her work and a letter from the artist stating the title of work. 8 1/2" high, 18" long, 17 1/2" deep. Condition: Condition: information and/or statements of condition are not included in auction item descriptions. Any condition information which may be included is for information purposes only and may not be relied upon as the equivalent of a formal Condition: Report. Condition: Reports must be requested in writing, and will be provided in writing.”
• GROUP OF 4 "SKOOKUM" NATIVE
  GROUP OF 4 "SKOOKUM" NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLSincluding two women and children, and a male figure. Largest: 11 3/4" high, 4 1/4" wide. Male with losses to feather headdress, woman with stain to forehead, wear to hair. Provenance: Property of a Litchfield County History Museum.
• ANTIQUE MADAME ALEXANDER
  ANTIQUE MADAME ALEXANDER PORCELAIN FACE NATIVE AMERICAN...Antique Madame Alexander Porcelain Face Native American Doll, circa 1914, signed upon the back of the neck. Height 17.5 in. Width 8 in. Condition: Items may have wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Please contact the gallery for further details prior to bidding. Any condition statement given as a courtesy should not be treated as fact.
• 19TH C. AFRICAN AMERICAN DOLL
  19TH C. AFRICAN AMERICAN DOLL PRINTED FACE HUMAN HAIRUnited States, late 1800s to early 1920s. A handmade, cloth doll representing a young African-American boy with a realistic visage presenting a sweet expression, crowned by natural, curly hair - as well as a firmly stuffed body with long black limbs that move freely. He wears a white cotton shirt of a 19th century style as well as a red band and a strand of black and white glass beads with several danglers around his neck. Note that the face was printed on cloth, a practice that dates the doll from the late 1800s to the early 1920s. It is quite rare to find an example like this! A very special piece of American folk art and history. Size: 15.125" H (38.4 cm) Provenance: J Compton Gallery, Wimberley, Texas, USA All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. PLEASE NOTE: Due to recent increases of shipments being seized by Australian & German customs (even for items with pre-UNESCO provenance), we will no longer ship most antiquities and ancient Chinese art to Australia & Germany. For categories of items that are acceptable to ship to Australia or Germany, please contact us directly or work with your local customs brokerage firm. Display stands not described as included/custom in the item description are for photography purposes only and will not be included with the item upon shipping. #169690 Condition: Some expected wear commensurate with age as shown, but the doll is otherwise in very nice condition without significant tears to the body or face.
• NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL W/ BEADS &
  NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL W/ BEADS & BANDOLIER BAG , 1930SSouthwest US, New Mexico, probably Zuni or Navajo, ca. 1930s. A handmade doll representing a Native American brave, skillfully constructed of muslin and dressed in traditional garments including a tunic with cut tin and turquoise glass bead 'buttons' down the front, split Spanish trousers with revealed red tassels hanging from the knees to the ankles , and felt boots adorned by metallic buttons. The brave is also decorated with 'turquoise' earrings; a multistrand necklace comprised of red and turquoise glass beads; a belt comprised of red, white, blue, black, and white glass beads featuring bird, arrow, and tipi motifs as well as the inscription "H2+NM" (NM presumably for New Mexico) at one end; a bandolier bag and strap trimmed with cut tin ornaments that are further adorned by turquoise glass beads; and a red fabric headband. Finally, the doll's visage presents with embroidered facial features and is crowned by a full head of black 'hair'. A very special example. Size: 23.25" H (59.1 cm) Provenance: J Compton Gallery, Wimberley, Texas, USA All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. PLEASE NOTE: Due to recent increases of shipments being seized by Australian & German customs (even for items with pre-UNESCO provenance), we will no longer ship most antiquities and ancient Chinese art to Australia & Germany. For categories of items that are acceptable to ship to Australia or Germany, please contact us directly or work with your local customs brokerage firm. Display stands not described as included/custom in the item description are for photography purposes only and will not be included with the item upon shipping. #169689 Condition: Expected age wear with normal tears and stains to clothing and a few losses to metallic buttons on boots, red tassels, and beads adorning bandolier strap. Still, a very nice example and the "H2+ NM" inscription on the beaded belt is interesting as well.
• DOLLAR COINS 13PC GRADED
  DOLLAR COINS 13PC GRADED PRESIDENTIALPresidential and Native American Dollar coins, graded ANACS PCGS, 13 coins total. See images for details on condition. shipping info This item can be shipped in-house.
• AFRICAN AMERICAN DOLL OR CRIB QUILT
  AFRICAN AMERICAN DOLL OR CRIB QUILT 20th c., stitched cotton fabric, stamped "Pear Purt" on verso lower left corner, Velcro strip stitched all around border, mounted and framed without glass, 32"h x 21.5"w (quilt), 34.75"h x 27.75"w x 2.25"d (frame)
• TWO CHEF MESNIER CUSTOM MADE SILK
  TWO CHEF MESNIER CUSTOM MADE SILK SCREENS, PRESIDENT JOHN ADAMS PRAYER, AMERICAN DOLLAR BILLSTWO CHEF MESNIER CUSTOM MADE SILK SCREENS, PRESIDENT JOHN ADAMS PRAYER, AMERICAN DOLLAR BILLS, Inspired by President John Adam's blessing that was carved on the mantel in the state dining room, Mesnier decided to create his own silk screen design out of the memorable blessing. The silk screen reads "I Pray Heaven To Bestow The Best Of Blessings On This House And All that shall hereafter Inhabit it. May none but Honest and Wise Men ever rule under This Roof." The other screen features American twenty and ten dollar bills, measures h: 21 x w: 21 in. (2)
• SEVEN ASSORTED VINTAGE DOLLS
  SEVEN ASSORTED VINTAGE DOLLS Notably including a Chinese painted papier mache doll, early 20th century, 14 in. L.; and a folk art African-American doll, early 20th century, 16 in. L.
• THE GREAT AMERICAN DOLL COMPANY
  THE GREAT AMERICAN DOLL COMPANY JUSTINE AND MARLENE DOLLSThe Great American Doll Company Justine and Marlene Dolls,
• THREE AFRICAN AMERICAN DOLLS (ONE
  THREE AFRICAN AMERICAN DOLLS (ONE BOJANGLE) AND TWO ADVERTISING PRINTSThree African American Dolls (one Bojangle) and Two Advertising Prints
• THREE 1979 THE NEW AMERICAN
  THREE 1979 THE NEW AMERICAN DOLLAR FIRST DAY ISSUES AND TWO FRAMED BICENTENNIAL COINAGE AND CURRENCYThree 1979 The New American Dollar First Day Issues and Two Framed Bicentennial Coinage and Currency
• AMERICAN DOLL. Ca. 1880-1900.
  AMERICAN DOLL. Ca. 1880-1900. Floppy lollipop head and Pennsylvania dress (ex Rndean Gerritsen). Dress has stains. 16"l.
• GROUP OF NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS
  GROUP OF NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS AND CRADLEBOARDSGroup of Native American dolls and cradleboards, largest - 6 3/4" l. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition, no apparent damages or repair.
• 29 AMERICAN DOLLAR COINSIncluding
  29 AMERICAN DOLLAR COINSIncluding 21 American Silver $1 "Morgan" Dollar coins, in fair to very good condition, 1880 – 1921, five American Silver $1 "Peace" Dollar coins, in good to very good condition, 1922-1928 and three American Silver $1 "Eisenhower" Dollar coins, in good to very good condition, 1972-1976 Condition:
• TWO LARGE SKOOKUM NATIVE AMERICAN
  TWO LARGE SKOOKUM NATIVE AMERICAN DOLLS Late 1930s-40s, designed as eye-catching store displays attributed to Tannen & Co. of Denver, CO, chief and princess, princess with cotton dress, both with beads, beacon wrap blankets, suede moccasins,
• NORTHWEST NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL
  NORTHWEST NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL SIGNED SHONA HAHNORTHWEST NATIVE AMERICAN DOLL SIGNED SHONA HAH, depicting a woman in a blanket carrying a basket half full of clams. Doll has expressive carved wood face. Doll is mounted on wood base with live edge. signed underfoot "Shonah Hah".