Pudding Doll - body with matching head, broken

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Pudding Doll - body with matching head, broken

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Te Papa Collections Online

Description

This is a porcelain pudding doll. She has black hair and the delicately painted facial features of brown eyebrows, brown eyes, pink cheeks, and red lips. One of her arms is against the side of her body and the other is bent upwards, palm down on her chest. Her head is broken and separate from her body, and both her legs are broken below the knee. Pudding dolls Pudding dolls were small porcelain dolls baked into Christmas puddings or put into Christmas crackers. They were meant to give luck t...

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Date created

Gifted: 2009

URL

https://collections.tepapa.govt.nz/object/840311

Related subjects

porcelain / dolls / Childhood & youth / Baking / Dolls / Randell Cottage Trust

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