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Little Miss Muffet

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Famed for her plate collection designs. Carol Lawson, working in collaboration with Franklin Heirloom dolls to create Little Miss Muffet. Little Miss Muffet is costumed in a hand ditted calico dress in purple, pinks and greens and white. The bodice is accented with three faux pearl buttons. Her apron, in white calico is trimmed with purple sa...

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  • Title

    Little Miss Muffet

  • Maker

    Carol Lawson, Franklin Mint

  • Subject

    Doll, Authenticated Collectible Doll, Ornamental, Human History

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