Dixie's NOTE: Any purchase agreement or statement of condition or terms is strictly between Kathy Schoemer and the buyer. Dixie Redmond and/or the Izannah Walker Chronicles are not part of the transaction in any way, and receive no compensation for featuring items for sale on this blog.
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Tintype of Izannah Walker Doll
This charming tintype of a girl with her Izannah Walker doll was offered for sale at Kathy Schoemer American Antiques and is now sold. Note that the girl and the doll wear very similar dresses.
Dixie's NOTE: Any purchase agreement or statement of condition or terms is strictly between Kathy Schoemer and the buyer. Dixie Redmond and/or the Izannah Walker Chronicles are not part of the transaction in any way, and receive no compensation for featuring items for sale on this blog.
Dixie's NOTE: Any purchase agreement or statement of condition or terms is strictly between Kathy Schoemer and the buyer. Dixie Redmond and/or the Izannah Walker Chronicles are not part of the transaction in any way, and receive no compensation for featuring items for sale on this blog.
Izannah Walker Doll SOLD
The doll pictured above was priced at $19,500
The doll is now SOLD
The doll is now SOLD
R. John and Susan Wright have offered this beautiful antique Izannah Walker doll for sale (it is now sold). This doll was formerly in the collection of Maureen Popp and was pictured in
John Darcy Noble’s book “A Treasury of Beautiful Dolls”. The Wright's have owned her for some 30 years. The Wright's doll is very similar to the wonderful Ella doll, which can be seen here. Ella has a provenance dating her to 1857. The Wright's doll is very similar in body shape and construction of the head to Ella.
Images of the body:
Dixie's NOTE: Any purchase agreement or statement of condition or terms is strictly between the Wrights and the buyer. Dixie Redmond and/or the Izannah Walker Chronicles are not part of the transaction in any way, and receives no compensation for featuring dolls on this blog.
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