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Composite Doll with Grass-stuffed Body
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| Accession #: | 4144.1 |
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| Title: | Composite Doll with Grass-stuffed Body |
| Object Type: | Doll |
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| Physical Description: | Small doll with grass-stuffed muslin body and arms, legs and head made from a composite material. Doll is dressed in a handmade cotton ecru lace and cutwork embroidery dress, slip and bonnet. One eye has fallen into the head and one arm is detached. |
| Description: | Ivy Ollie, born in 1883, traveled from Missouri by covered wagon and settled in the Colville area with her family. She played with this doll during her childhood. |
| Category: | History |
| Subjects/Topics/Concepts: |
Toy (Recreation)
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| Dimensions: |
length 8 1/2" (length of doll)
length 10 1/2" (length of dressing gown)
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| Materials/Techniques: |
glass (Material)
cotton (textile) (Material)
cotton (textile) (Material)
grass (plant material) (Material)
composite material (Material)
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| Credit Line: | Gift of Dick, John, and Clarence Rogers, Rosemary Bahr, Judith Holt, and Alta Salee, 2006 |
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