Summer Fine Art & Collectibles
Por Worthington Galleries
1.8.21
110 Main Street, Gallatin (Nashville), TN, Estados Unidos
Curated auction exhibiting exceptional art and collectibles from around the world. The Auction features important ethnographic art from some of the largest collections in their fields, including Pre-Columbian artifacts, African art, Asian art, and Native American art and collectibles. The auction also includes antique paintings, prints, and important sculptures.  

The Native American art includes rare pottery and vintage Sterling Silver Torquoise Jewelry from Navajo, Zuni and other tribes. Jewelry includes Beautiful Necklaces (Squash Blossum, etc.), Bracelets, Bolos, Concho Belts and more.

Finally, the auction features antique & vintage porcelain dolls from one of the largest known collection. All dolls come in original packaging and have never been opened (except for photography). Each includes a Certificate of Authenticity, original box and any accessories originally sold with the dolls. Brands include Madame Alexander, Effanbee, Royal Doulton, Suzanne Gibson, Marjorie Spangler, Royal House, Grace Putnam, and many more.
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LOTE 316:

1991 Swan Lake Barbie Musical Ballerina Doll


Precio inicial:
$ 30
Precio estimado :
$100 - $150
Comisión de la casa de subasta: 25% Más detalles
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1991 Swan Lake Barbie Musical Ballerina Doll
Barbie 1648-9997. Barbie doll is the beautiful Swan Queen from Tchaikovsky's ballet Swan Lake. She exudes grace and charm dressed in a stunning white ballet costume complete with a fitted bodice, layered tulle skirt, and matching sleeves. White ballet shoes, tights, and matching feathery headdress accent this adorable ensemble. Doll's blond hair is twisted into individual ringlets that perfectly compliment her stunning face paint. Her arms are specially sculpted to achieve ballet-like poses. Doll comes with a wind-up music box that plays music from the actual ballet. Swan Lake Barbie rotates on the music box as the music plays. Each opened for the first time to take the pictures shown | Provenance: From the Estate with possibly the largest doll collections in Tennessee.