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   boudoir doll
   Elaborately and fashionably dressed, long limbed doll designed as an ornament for an adult's bedroom, rather than as child's toy. The dolls were popular c.1915-1930, but continued to be made in the 1940s. Most have cloth bodies, although there are also some COMPOSITION, wax and ceramic examples.
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   boudoir-doll
   Elaborately and fashionably dressed, long limbed doll designed as an ornament for an adult's bedroom, rather than as child's toy. The dolls were popular c1915-1930, but continued to be made in the 1940s. Most have cloth bodies, although there are also some composition, wax and ceramic examples.
   Found op http://www.antique-marks.com/antique-terms-b.html
   
   

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