Antique Dolls

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At the Atlantique City Mega Fair in New Jersey, collectibles expert Terry Kovel learns about antique dolls that are worth a small fortune. Discover what determines the value of a doll and see some of the finer ones that were imported from Europe during the 19th century. One of the most valuable in this collection is a Victorian Bru doll that is valued at $24,000!

This Bru doll back to the 1880s. Her wooden articulated body makes her extremley rare and valuable. Today she's worth $24,000.

This doll does not have the original wig hair, which reduces her price to $450.

Here's a doll made by German factory Hertwig and Co., around 1895. Host Terry Kovel thinks she's a good deal at $300.

Made about 1870, this doll has a hairline crack but still sells for $2,500 because she's rare and has glass eyes.

Tomorrow's antiques: This "little doll" is holding a neon Beanie Baby, which sells for $4.

Resources
Atlantique City Mega Fair
Krause Publications
Website: www.krause.com

Guests
Richard Wright
Dealer
Richard Wright Antiques
Flowing Springs & Hollow Roads, PO Box 227
Birchrunville, PA 19421
Phone: 610-827-7442
Email: rwantiquez@aol.com
Also in this Episode

Flea Market Finds With The Kovels : Episode FMF-107
•	Antique Bottles
•	Czechoslovakian Glass
•	Flea Market Barbie
•	Asian Antiques
•	Oriental Rugs
•	Antique Dolls
•	Advertising Collectibles
•	What's It?

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