Author Archives: DeeBeeGee

Saralee’s Baby Brother

Saralee’s Baby Brother is part of the Saralee Negro Doll family of anthropologically correct black dolls designed by Sara Lee Creech and manufactured by the Ideal Doll Company in 1951. #Saraleedolls #Saraleedollfamily #Saraleesbrother #ethnicallycorrectdoll #anthropologicallycorrectdoll #1950sblackdoll #Idealdolls #Idealdollcompany

1920s Painted-Face Black Cloth Doll in a Calico Dress

A 1920s painted-face black doll in calico dress from the Pat Hatch doll auction is featured. #antiqueblackdoll #clothdoll #handmadeclothdoll #folkartdoll #antiquemammydoll #folkartblackdoll

Early 1900s Cloth Doll in Bandana Clothing

An early 1900s black cloth doll wearing a bandana dress from the Pat Hatch doll auction is featured. #Pathatch #antiqueblackdoll #blackfolkdoll #ooakblackclothdoll #handmadeblackdoll #folkartdoll #folkartblackdoll

Puggy a Petite Doll

Part of the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site’s Museum Collection, Puggy is a very rarely seen or known about composition doll by American Character. #Petitepuggy #Americancharacterpuggy #blackpuggy #blackcompositiondoll #1920sblackcompositiondoll #1928compositiondoll #rareblackdoll #maggielwalkernationalhistoricsite

1920s Berry & Ross Girl

Part of the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site’s Museum Collection, a very rarely seen circa 1920s Berry & Ross doll manufactured by a Black-owned doll company founded in Harlem, NY by Evelyn Berry & Victoria Ross in 1918 is the featured doll. #Berryandross #Berry&Ross #antiqueblackdoll #compositiondoll #MarcusGarvey #Maggylwalkernationalhistoricsite