Mr. Charlie McCarthy is dressed to the nines while on a quest for a new man friend. His first meeting is with lil Buddy Lee but upon discovery of Buddy’s lack off arms and a leg he leaves him lying helplessly on the floor. He’s next spotted sitting on the lap of Howdy Doody. Charlie’s always had a thing for cowboys and rides Howdy’s horse blissfully into the balmy evening.
Blown-apart Buddy Lee-$35. Charlie McCarthy-$200 Howdy Doody-$70.
I found this Madam Alexander Doll last week. She is not intact but she is all there. I decided to cram the contents into a jar with some glass Christmas balls. Sorry to the doll collectors who take offense to this.
…to rework her booth! Patty has brought in a tremendous amount of great and truly interesting items today! Come check out her wares!
I am just in love with this gorgeous Fraulein from Germany in Rob’s booth. Markings on the bottom are D.R.G.M No 300/3 $50
Two different kinds of lamps we have here at Dolly. Kitsch pink 1950′s lamps $125 for the pair. 1930′s Kewpie doll plaster lamp $77.
Burned, blasted, baked, berated blown-out doll heads. WE HAVE THEM!
Lady monkey costume head probably from the 1960′s. In great condition. Does NOT smell like mothballs or cigarettes or bananas. $225
Possibly from a 50′s toy store or a christmas window display, these bears nod and spin into infinite, nightmarish oblivion. $325.
View video of the bears Here.
Pretty little bust of a lady. A perfect example of the 1920′s dated 1925 on the back.
Off-putting yet practical homemade soaps, realized by Austin, TX artist Ross High. My favorite features what looks to be real human hair imbedded in it’s center, turns out it’s fake…bummer. You will find tiny dismembered dolls scattered about in your second choice, these blood red “Psycho” themed soaps are sure to be a hit during the upcoming month of October. $5 each.
