Kish, \"Lace and Gossamer,\" 14in. BJD, for 2009 Modern Doll Convention, LE200 For Sale

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All of these photos were made by me and were made of the doll in this sale. Accessories and props are not included.

Helen Kish\'s BJD “Lark,” 14in., producedin 2009 forthe Modern Doll Convention, and in a Limited Edition of 200.

Lark is of the Chrysalis line, with blue, side-glancing, painted eyes, and with a blonde mohair wig braided in anintricate up-do, with an attached hair piece.

Her head can moveup and down as well as side to side.

She\'s jointed ather shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees, and can move her feet up and down in a limited way, as well as more in a side-to-side motion. All the joints hold well when she is posed.

I do not have her manufacturer\'s box or her COA, but she will be shipped well-wrapped and well-cushioned and in a sturdy box.

Her outfit consists of:

A rose-coloredlace jacket that is darker than the pink in the silk-like, embroidered bodice ofher sleeveless dress.

The skirt portionis of several lengths and colors, the longest length being cream, the middle a light mint green, and the top layer a pale pink, soft, see-through and perhaps thin polyester, not opaque like the thin under-layers, which also feel like a thin polyester. The top layer has small flower-like accentsscattered over it and those are also on the lower edges of the second layer.

She is wearingmedium-colored, fairly thick hosiery and white cotton knit panties.

Her heels areclear plastic with a somewhat gold sheen. The over-the-toes portions are of a crocheted dull green and dark pink thread that may be of a mohair type. They are topped with dark pink rosettes.

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