Apple Folk Factory Apple Head Dolls "Dancing Couple"
Folk Art / Collectible Dolls

Apple Folk Factory Apple Head Dolls "Dancing Couple"

This is a pair of handcrafted folk art apple head dolls produced by the Apple Folk Factory of St. Jacobs, Ontario, Canada. The figure features an elderly man and woman in a dynamic, mid-dance pose mounted on a beveled rectangular wooden base. The male figure is wearing a black felt hat, wire-rimmed spectacles, a brown plaid shirt, a light blue patterned tie, and dark pinstriped trousers. He holds what appears to be a small bottle in his hand. The female figure is dressed in a pink blouse and a dark floral skirt with white lace trim. The heads are crafted from dried, carved apples, which have shriveled naturally to create realistic, wrinkled facial features—a signature of this traditional craft. The hair and beard are made from fuzzy white wool or synthetic fibers. A cardboard tag, typical of the Apple Folk Factory, is visible behind the figures. The craftsmanship is high-quality, utilizing wire armatures for posing and detailed miniature textiles. The condition appears good with minor age-related dust and typical darkening of the apple leather. These pieces were primarily manufactured between the late 20th century and early 21st century by artisans in the Mennonite-influenced region of Ontario.

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

Basic Information

Category

Folk Art / Collectible Dolls

Appraised On

March 14, 2026

Estimated Value

$45.00 - $65.00

Additional Details Provided By Owner

User Provided Information

Apple Folk Factory st Jacob’s Ontario

Item Description

This is a pair of handcrafted folk art apple head dolls produced by the Apple Folk Factory of St. Jacobs, Ontario, Canada. The figure features an elderly man and woman in a dynamic, mid-dance pose mounted on a beveled rectangular wooden base. The male figure is wearing a black felt hat, wire-rimmed spectacles, a brown plaid shirt, a light blue patterned tie, and dark pinstriped trousers. He holds what appears to be a small bottle in his hand. The female figure is dressed in a pink blouse and a dark floral skirt with white lace trim. The heads are crafted from dried, carved apples, which have shriveled naturally to create realistic, wrinkled facial features—a signature of this traditional craft. The hair and beard are made from fuzzy white wool or synthetic fibers. A cardboard tag, typical of the Apple Folk Factory, is visible behind the figures. The craftsmanship is high-quality, utilizing wire armatures for posing and detailed miniature textiles. The condition appears good with minor age-related dust and typical darkening of the apple leather. These pieces were primarily manufactured between the late 20th century and early 21st century by artisans in the Mennonite-influenced region of Ontario.

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