Victorian Wicker Stick &Ball Doll Buggy Stroller Late 1800s to Early 1900s RARE

Antique Victorian Wicker Stick & Ball Doll Buggy Stroller Marked 144-42-3149 RARE - Circa late 1800s to early 1900s This charming Vintage Victorian Wicker Stick & Ball Design Baby Doll Buggy Stroller is a beautiful collectible piece perfect for doll enthusiasts and antique collectors alike. Crafted in the classic Victorian style, the stroller features intricate wickerwork with a stick and ball pattern, showcasing the elegance and craftsmanship of the era. The stroller is marked underneath the seat with numbers "144-42-3149," indicating authenticity and origin. Ideal for display, photography props, or as a unique addition to any antique or doll collection. Key Specifications Material: Wicker, Wood, Metal Design: Stick & Ball Pattern Markings: 144-42-3149 (under seat) Color: Natural Wicker Finish Type: Doll Buggy Stroller Style: Victorian Antique Approx. Dimensions (Overall): 29-1/4" T x 15-1/4" W x 29-1/2" L (from handle to front of small wheels) Sold as is. No warranty from the seller. No Returns. CONDITION NOTE: Used, but in very good condition for its age, with some nicks, worn finish in some places, and scratches from use (see pictures). The fabric seat and fringe look in good condition (see pictures). The wicker and balls are in good overall condition, but the balls are missing some of their finish (see pictures). Since this is a vintage piece, it does come with natural imperfections and discolorations that add to its character, and there may be some signs of wear that are typical for an item of its age. Please see all high resolution detailed images (which are zoom-able) of this listing to know what you are purchasing. Short background on the manufacturer Victorian wicker doll carriages were commonly produced by various American manufacturers during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These carriages were typically handcrafted with intricate wicker weaving techniques prevalent during the Victorian era. While specific manufacturers often remain unidentified due to limited markings, these pieces are recognized for their craftsmanship, detailed designs, and historical charm. Release date or age of item Circa late 1800s to early 1900s (Victorian Era) Victorian stroller, Wicker buggy, Doll carriage, Antique doll pram, Vintage baby buggy, Stick ball design, Doll stroller, Wicker pram, Antique toy buggy, Victorian doll item, Collectible stroller, Woven wicker buggy, Vintage nursery toy, Antique doll decor, Baby doll carriage

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Type

Doll Baby Buggy

Age

1900-1940

Original Or Reproduction

Antique original