Culture or time period: Mohave / Function: 6.2 Toys, Children’s Utensils, Objects used in the Education of Children - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71866b, described as Baby doll and a cradle board. Doll is of light brown wool, with yarn hair and embroidered features. Cradle board of wicker, flannel, yarn, etc. & beaded with blue fabric sun shade. Baby is a stocking knit with embroidered features. H = 10”

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71866a, described as Mohave Indian doll. Hand made, stuffed doll, holding baby and a cradle board. Doll is of light brown wool, with yarn hair and embroidered features. Wears beaded broad collar. Leather thong sandals, blue taffeta dress with red, white & green ribbon decorations, and cotton petticoat.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71866a,b, described as Mohave Indian doll. Hand made, stuffed doll, holding baby and a cradle board. Doll is of light brown wool, with yarn hair and embroidered features. Wears beaded broad collar. Leather thong sandals, blue taffeta dress with red, white and green ribbon decorations, and cotton petticoat. Cradle board of wicker, flannel, yarn, etc. and beaded with blue fabric sun shade. Baby is a stocking knit with embroidered features. H = 10”

Hearst Museum object titled Toy cradle and doll, accession number 1-13844a-c, described as (a) Wooden doll; head and body of single piece of wood; ears, nose, mouth, and 2 legs carved out; head is covered with blue and white dotted cotton fabric. (b) Toy cradle; cradle is of single piece of bent wood with 5 cross bars wrapped with cotton (?); large piece of cotton fabric wraps around doll and cradle. (c) Red and black woven cradle band for wrapping; badly worn; attached to cradle.