Cinnamon colored

made in Lenoir, N.C.
liscence no NY 32766 (NC)
This article is made in
compliance with an act of:
Dist. of Col. approved July 3, 1926
Kansas approved March 1926;
Minn. approved April 24, 1929;
New Jersey revised statutes
26; 10.6 to 18 La. act 467-1948

THIS PICTURE IS UNIQUE ALL OF THE RESEARCH I HAVE DONE, DATES BACK TO THE LATE 1700'S. THE PRINTS THAT HAVE SEEN UPDATED TO THE 1900'S. I FEEL THAT THIS IS REALLY AN ANTIQUE PIECE,BUT CAN'T FIND ANYTHING, EXCEPT HIS PRINTS, WITH NO FRAMES.

This doll fastens to the rink and can be controlled by the controls on the rink base. You can make her bend, go forward, backward and do special spins. It is a really amazing thing to watch and play with.  It runs on 1 D size battery.

Buffet has thin veneer top.  it has been painted with a fine coat of gold paint.  the legs have a couple of places where the wood has been knocked off.  inside the right cabinet is a drawer that slides out in excellent condition with the gold label Limbert Furniture.  the center drawer is in excellent shape and has the brand burned "Limbert Furniture: Trademark By Van Raalte Craftsmenn; Grand Rapids & Holland, Mich" the left cabinet is bare with paint only reaching 1 in to interior.  it has scratches and nicks and a place where a can of something sat that may have been what spilled onto the top.  any info on this piece will be appreciated.  i have many more pics but have great trouble uploading. can e-mail at request.

It is beautiful deep dish. The only defect is a slight crack in the glaze on the bottom.