Large Parisienne-type fashion doll, with pressed bisque bust head (forehead cracked), fixed blue eyes, skin body with gusseted joints, H=57cm. This doll, named Marguerite, comes with a trousseau given to Eléonore CREVECOEUR for little Léonie VERHUHK in 1855, after a cotillon (Belgian children's party). The trousseau consists of white underwear with petticoats and shirts. Five sets of day clothes - men's suit - wedding dress - evening dress - tartan dress and cape - corset - bone accessories - mirror - comb. Sewing box - small binoculars and boot puller - dressing table brushes and candlestick - gilt-turned wooden lounge chair, bamboo style - hats - velvet muff and parasol.

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