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Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Dolls and Puppets (11)

Chinese Door of Hope doll child girl Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Dolls and Puppets: Pre 1920 item# 942988 (stock# TC288)
click for details		Asian Ethnic Artifacts 404-377-7210 $950
This girl doll stand 6.5 inches high. Her costume is complete and in very good condition with the exception that the front of her tunic and pants are slightly sun faded when compared to the back. Her face is slightly darkened from exposure to the sun. The Door of Hope dolls were sold to raise money for the Door of Hope orphanage in Shanghai. Along with their other duties, the children of the "door of hope" ...click for details

Chinese Door of Hope woman doll Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Dolls and Puppets: Pre 1920 item# 941273 (stock# TC286)
click for details		Asian Ethnic Artifacts 404-377-7210 $1150
This charming adult female Door of Hope doll is 11 inches tall. Her face is somewhat darkened with age and the lower fronts of her trouser legs are faded from sunlight. She has all of her original clothing layers. Her top tunic is a bit dirty in the front and has a small tear at the rear of the right sleeve. Yet, even with these "condition problems" she retains the quiet beauty which has made the door of hope dolls such a collectors treasure.

Charming antique Chinese Puppet Head of Monkey King Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Dolls and Puppets: Pre 1900 item# 915492 (stock# TC278)
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This large puppet head dates from the mid 1800's and represents Sun Wu Kong, the "monkey king" who is a beloved character of Chinese folklore. The head is carved from wood, gessoed and painted. It is 12 inches long and retains almost all of the original paint. The folk tales of Sun Wukong were collected in the 16th-century novel "Journey to the West" by Wu Cheng'en, and his adventures a ...click for details

Chinese Door of Hope Dolls Man in Mourning Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Dolls and Puppets: Pre 1920 item# 944321 (stock# TC290)
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This Chinese Door of Hope doll, along with several others, was brought back to the US during the 1920's by the American Baptist Missionary, Rebecca Cloud-Stewart. On one of her many trips back to the US to visit family and friends, she brought the collection of dolls as samples to sell and raise money for the Door of Hope orphanage. After many years in China, Miss Stewart returned permenently to her home in Georgia. During the 1940's and 50's, she would often go to the local schools, ...click for details

Family set of 5 Chinese dolls Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Dolls and Puppets: Pre 1920 item# 753677 (stock# TC210)
click for details		Asian Ethnic Artifacts 404-377-7210 $275 for the set
This set of Chinese dolls were made with wire bodies covered with fabric padding and then silk clothing. Their heads, lower arms and feet are made from some kind of composition material and then painted. Because of their wire construction, their arms, legs, and bodies etc can be carefully repositioned. The feet are wired together to provide a more stable base...it is a theory which frankly does not always work well. ...click for details

Chinese Door of Hope Dolls Amah with child Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Dolls and Puppets: Pre 1920 item# 952082 (stock# TC292)
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This Chinese Door of Hope doll, along with several others, was brought back to the US during the 1920's by the American Baptist Missionary, Rebecca Cloud-Stewart. On one of her many trips back to the US to visit family and friends, she brought the collection of dolls as samples to sell and raise money for the Door of Hope orphanage. After many years in China, Miss Stewart returned permanently to her home in Georgia. During the 1940's and 50's, she would often go to the local schools, ...click for details

Early Chinese Door of Hope Doll Woman in Mourning Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Dolls and Puppets: Pre 1920 item# 946589 (stock# TC291)
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This Chinese Door of Hope doll, along with several others, was brought back to the US during the 1920's by the American Baptist Missionary, Rebecca Cloud-Stewart. On one of her many trips back to the US to visit family and friends, she brought the collection of dolls as samples to sell and raise money for the Door of Hope orphanage. After many years in China, Miss Stewart returned permanently to her home in Georgia. During the 1940's and 50's, she would often go to the local schools, ...click for details

Antique Chinese farmer doll with raincoat Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Dolls and Puppets: Pre 1920 item# 753507 (stock# TC209)
click for details		Asian Ethnic Artifacts 404-377-7210 $85
This Chinese doll was made with a wire body covered with fabric padding and then silk clothing. His heads, lower arms and feet are made from some kind of composition material and then painted. Because of his wire construction, his arms, legs, and body etc can be carefully repositioned. The feet are wired together to provide a more stable base...it is a theory which frankly does not always work well. This doll ...click for details

Chinese Door of Hope Doll Farmer Straw Raincoat Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Dolls and Puppets: Pre 1920 item# 942073 (stock# TC287)
click for details		Asian Ethnic Artifacts 404-377-7210 $1650
This Chinese Door of Hope doll, along with several others, was brought back to the US during the 1920's by the American Baptist Missionary, Rebecca Cloud-Stewart. On one of her many trips back to the US to visit family and friends, she brought the collection of dolls as samples to sell and raise money for the Door of Hope orphanage. After many years in China, Miss Stewart returned permenently to her home in Georgia. During the 1940's and 50's, she would often go to the local schools, ...click for details

Young Male and female antique Chinese dolls Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Chinese: Dolls and Puppets: Pre 1920 item# 753002 (stock# TC208)
click for details		Asian Ethnic Artifacts 404-377-7210 $180 for the pair
This unusual pair of Chinese dolls were made with wire bodies covered with fabric padding and then silk clothing. Their heads, lower arms and feet are made from some kind of composition material and then painted. Because of their wire construction, their arms, legs, and bodies etc can be carefully repositioned. The feet are wired together to provide a more stable base...it is a theory which frankly does not always work well. ...click for details

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