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07/26/2024 07:02 PM
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PAIR OF THOMAS PACCONI DOLL CARRIAGES + MFA DOLL ( LIKE NEW)

Rating: 9
Comments: This lot includes a pair of Thomas Pacconi doll carriages that are either 15” high, 6” wide, 13 “ deep or 21 ½ “ high, 13” wide, 21” deep both of which have their certifications and are more than 20 years old. The smaller has a metal frame, metal/wood wheels and the carriage section is made out of wood that is surrounded with woven wicker. The larger has solid rubber strip tires on wood rims, a metal rod as well as turned wood handle, turned wood features and a fabric bonnet with a metal frame as well as interior covering as seen in our photo. Both of these carriages are in very good shape having only light soiling. Also included is a 12” high Miss Helen Sears doll that was sold by the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and has a copyright date of 1994. She has a fabric body as well as dress, printed on face features and twisted yarn like hair. She is in good shape and appears to have some browning on her dress as seen in our photo. A very fancy pair of carriages to display your antique or modern day dollies.




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