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Soap Kewpie with Original Box, 1917
Hard to believe this Kewpie bar of soap survived all of these years, but here she is. Stored in its original box with a Patent date of 1917, this Soap Kewpie is in excellent condition. The back has an impressed heart with the word, "Kewpie," inside. Also includes patent # below the heart. The box has minimal age appropriate wear but the graphics are clear and the box intact. The box is 4 5/8 inches long.
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Q1-KEWMAN18
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O'Neill Miniature Kewpie with Mandolin
This miniature Kewpie measures only 2 inches high. Kewpie is seated and holding a mandolin while leaning against a pair of books. This bisque figure is highly collectible. No markings. No chips, cracks, or repairs.
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Q1-KTh08
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Kewpie Thinker, O'Neill, Bisque Doll
This 5 3/4 inch bisque Kewpie is known as,"The Thinker," after the famous sculpture. The seated figure has a whimsical look with head resting on hands. The feet are marked, O'Neill. This was made in Germany, circa 1915. No chips, cracks, or repairs.
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Q1-BK28
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Rose O'Neill Bisque Patriotic Kewpie, Lg.
Signed, O'Neill, and stamped, Germany, this large bisque Kewpie is dressed in stars and stripes. She measures 10 1/2 inches high. She has jointed arms, blue wings, and nice coloration. She has no chips, cracks, or repairs. An adorable addition to a doll or Kewpie collection.
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Q1-RONWC
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Rose O'Neill Vintage Kewpie in Wicker Chair
Rose O'Neill, designer of the Kewpie doll, sometimes modeled Kewpies sitting in different types of chairs. This one features Kewpie in a bisque wicker chair, arms and ankles crossed. Nice detail. This dates circa 1912 and has no chips, cracks, or repairs. It measures 3 3/4 inches high.
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SC30-1
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Large Court Lady Half Doll, Arms Away
This elegant court lady was probably made at the Karl Schneider Factory. It is incised with the number, 10027. She is exquisitely modeled with fine delicate arms and beautiful facial painting. She measures 4 7/8 inches.
There appears to have been some professional restoration done to the right hand. The thumb and 3 finger tips have, probably, been replaced. This is practically unnoticeable to the naked eye amd we have done a close-up photo for your examination. There are no other chips, cracks, or repairs. She is pictured in Marion and Werner's Book, MW 307-501.
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