Doll - Apple Face | C2 Centre for Craft

A handmade apple doll. The face is carved into an apple that later dried out until dark and wrinkled. The hair is made out of yarn and the bonnet and dress are made out of cotton with a floral patterns with a white apron over top. The body is white cotton and stuffed.

Craftsperson Langston, Margery

Materials Cotton, Apple

Dimensions 36 cm (h) x 4 cm (w) x 10 cm (l)

Date 1970s

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Doll – Apple Face