Armand Marseille - Doll 390 - 1850-1900 - Germany






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Armand Marseille model 390 is a 60 cm German doll from 1850–1900, with a porcelain head, wooden hands and legs, and original clothing.
Description from the seller
Wooden doll from Germany, late 19th and early 20th century
Brand Armand Marseille
Porcelain head
Wooden hands and legs
Original clothing
No breaks in the doll
Everything immaculate and of origin.
For shipments to the Islands I need you to provide the DNI to avoid delays in preparing the shipment.
WARNING VERY IMPORTANT: For shipments over 200 Euros without insurance, the insurance is at the customer's expense; it is 1.5% of whatever you wish to insure; you must take into account the total amount of the order. Please keep this in mind and discuss it with CataWiki before paying, as I cannot give account details through messages, etc. let us avoid delays in the order.
SPECIAL SITUATION: Shipments to the United States must go through customs and, depending on the current situation and the value of the package, may be subject to taxes
Seller's Story
Wooden doll from Germany, late 19th and early 20th century
Brand Armand Marseille
Porcelain head
Wooden hands and legs
Original clothing
No breaks in the doll
Everything immaculate and of origin.
For shipments to the Islands I need you to provide the DNI to avoid delays in preparing the shipment.
WARNING VERY IMPORTANT: For shipments over 200 Euros without insurance, the insurance is at the customer's expense; it is 1.5% of whatever you wish to insure; you must take into account the total amount of the order. Please keep this in mind and discuss it with CataWiki before paying, as I cannot give account details through messages, etc. let us avoid delays in the order.
SPECIAL SITUATION: Shipments to the United States must go through customs and, depending on the current situation and the value of the package, may be subject to taxes
