Chase, Martha Cloth Dolls 1880-1970

Martha Jenks Chase doll shown is a pre-1920s made of cloth stockinette with jointed elbows and knees, hand painted facial features and the body is stuffed with cotton.

Martha Chase doll marks Chase Stockinet Doll symbol

Chase Stockinet Doll face symbol

The Chase Stockinet Doll, Made of Stockinet and Cloth, Stuffed with Cotton, Made by Hand, Painted by Hand,

Made by Especially Trained Workers.

Some Martha Chase doll names; 1921 Alice In Wonderland doll and the other characters; the Mad Hatter or Hatter, the Queen of Hearts, fat twin brothers Tweedledee and Tweedledum, plus others from the Lewis Carroll 1865 book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.

ca. 1920s Martha Chase Child doll, 16" tall, cloth stockinette doll stuffed with cotton, with hand painted facial features and a bobbed hair style (popular during this era).

Martha Chase cloth dolls made in the 1930s are characterized by painted hair with a side part.

Martha Chase 1920s cloth doll with bobbed hair, 16"

Martha Chase child doll, 16" with bobbed hair

ca. 1930s Martha Chase Hospital Doll,, 25" tall, painted cloth stockinette, with painted facial feature, jointed at the shoulders and hips, later dolls do not have the jointed elbows or knees. The body stamp will now read "Chase Hospital Doll".

ca. 1930s Martha Chase Hospital Doll, 25"

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