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Domed Doll
by Kathy Vosevich
(Columbus IN)
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I purchased this doll over 50 years ago at an auction. Through all these years I've never seen anything similar and am wondering just what I have.
The doll is approx 10"H and made of some type of hard material, feels like bisque but might not be. It is full bodied and the lower arms and legs are articulated with some minor movement. I can find no marks. It came with the dome and base.
I don't consider myself a collector so I'm wondering if this might not be considered a doll, but rather a folk art item. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Kathy Vosevich
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