Doll, toy stand and tray. The doll represents a senior lady-in-waiting, known as a sannin-kanjo.
doll (toy (ceremonial artefacts & rank insignia))
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Maline Marie Waad: A Native of Norwegian Lapland and an inhabitant of Hammerfest. On yualoen or Whale Island in the Lat: of 70:38':28" This young Lady in company with her sister Madame Aasberg visited England in 1821, and after a residence of eight months sailed from Gravesend June 21 1822
object | 2011.30
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playing card
object | nn16138i.15
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easter decoration
object | 25.9.50/14
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doll
object | 2013.80
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