This is an Ada Lum designed rag doll from the 1950s. Ada Lum was a talented doll maker who fled to Hong Kong with her family to escape communism. She later employed many other women to stitch her dolls. Dolls designed and made by Ada Lum and the women she employed are prized collectibles.
The stitching of the face is highly detailed and appears hand sewn. The doll wears a traditional Chinese jacket. Made of cotton material. Hair comes to a pom pom point and is made out of black yarn. In good condition except a few stains on head and hands.
Measurements: 1.5"W x 4.5"L x 7.25"H
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