Peggy Nisbet 1970s Flora MacDonald Costume Doll Boxed Tag 8in Heroine Scotland

Description: Gorgeous vintage Peggy Nisbet Costume Doll of Flora MacDonald, Scottish heroine famous for saving Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1745 after the Jacobites were defeated at the battle of Culloden. She also found herself in the middle of the War of Independence in America, and while fleeing back to Scotland, her ship was boarded by pirates. She is immortalized in the 1884 song Skye Boat Song. 8 inches tallP719 model number on hang tag and box1970s Hand painted facial features Red hair under green velvet feathered hat Tartan wool skirt and shawl, shawl secured with Scottish pinTiny hole in the back of tartan skirt, see last photo Green velvet jacket with lace and braided trim Red satin petticoat, white cotton pantaloons Made in EnglandOriginal box shows minimal wearBox 10 1/2 x 5 3/4 x 3 1/2 inchesWeighs .32 kg or 3/4 lb before packaging Peggy Nisbet Ltd was founded in 1953 by Peggy Nisbet in Weston-Super-Mare England and Peggy specialized in making dolls. In 1975 Jack Wilson's Canadian Investment Company acquired Peggy Nisbet Ltd and in 1976 changed the name to House of Nisbet when they began to introduce teddy bears designed by Peggy's daughter Alison based in Winscombe Avon England. In 1986 two Limited Edition Bears were issued to commemorate their 10th Anniversary. In 1989 the House of Nisbet was acquired by Dakin

Price: 90 USD

Location: OAKVILLE

End Time: 2025-02-05T16:40:33.000Z

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