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Description
15" (38 cm.) Rose-tinted poured wax shoulder head of adult woman with slender oval
face,inset pale blue glass eyes,aquiline nose,closed mouth with outlined pale lips,soft cheek
blushing,brunette separately-inserted hair in original upswept stylish coiffure of the
era,softly-stuffed original cloth body,slender wax arms modeled bent at the elbow for holding
a bouquet,wax lower legs. Condition: generally excellent. Comments: from the prestigious
Pierotti wax doll firm of London,circa 1900,the doll represents Princess Victoria,daughter of
King Edward VII,likely at the time of his coronation in 1902,wearing original extraordinary
costume inspired by a gown worn by the actual Princess at the time; her position allowed her
to have an extended train while the debutantes could not. Value Points: very rare doll in
pristine condition,with exquisitely-beautiful face and complexion,original coiffure,rare
arms,and wearing her original lavish silk satin dress with extended padded train in brocade
ivory,trimmed with ivory silk ribbons and white ostrich feathers,undergarments,pearls,and
carrying a silk floral bouquet.