Handmade Doll Appraisal

Handmade "Barbie" Fur Stole and Kerchief

This lot consists of two distinct items, likely intended as accessories for a fashion doll, specifically suggested to be for 'Barbie.' The first item, partially visible in the upper-left, appears to be a "fur stole." While the exact material is difficult to discern due to the blurriness of the image, the texture suggests a soft, plush material, possibly faux fur, in varying shades of dark blue and possibly some lighter tones, suggesting a mottled or dyed effect. It seems to be a small, roughly rectangular piece designed to drape over a doll's shoulders. The condition of the fur stole is unclear due to the image quality, but it does not appear to have any obvious tears or significant matting, though further inspection would be needed. The primary visible item is a small, triangular "kerchief" or bandana. It is made from a lightweight, translucent yellow fabric, likely a sheer material such as chiffon, organza, or a fine cotton blend. The edges of the kerchief are adorned with a delicate white lace trim, forming a scalloped or floral pattern. This lace appears to be machine-made but well-attached, indicating careful construction. The kerchief is folded into a triangular shape, presenting a neat appearance. Both items are suggested to be handmade, indicating a craft-based origin rather than mass-produced factory items. This suggests a post-1950s production, aligning with the popularity of Barbie dolls. The quality of the stitching and material choice for the kerchief appears good, with the lace trim adding a sophisticated touch. The size of these items would be appropriate for a fashion doll scaled around 1:6.