Poor pitiful pearl, keychain necklace combo, classic 1950's doll, 24" ball chain, vintage doll portrait, favorite doll
$15.25
Poor Pitiful Pearl keychain and pendant.
The favorite doll of an entire generation of women. Photo portrait of Pearl by Liza Cowan.
Made with 1.5 inch button in a silver colored metal alloy bezel, with key ring and lobster claw swivel clasp.
Package includes 24" stainless steel ball chain and keychain hardware. Use either or both.
The perfect solution for what to give to the new driver or the new homeowner.
Keep keys handy wearing them around your neck.
Made in small batches in the Small Equals studio in Vermont.
Choose gift box; clear bag or patterned gift box. See photos.
PEARL'S CREATOR
William Steig, author, cartoonist, illustrator, famous for Shrek, Dr. DeSoto, Sylvester and The Magic Pebble, zillions of New Yorker Covers, and a reluctant advertising illustrator, was also the creator of my favorite doll: Poor Pitiful Pearl. Pearl was my first and my only true doll love. She was made in 1958, and stayed in production in various incarnations throughout the sixties.
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Reviews (2)
Average:
Jan 19, 2020
just what I wanted as a gift for someone who adored these dolls.
Betty K. Aberlin
Oct 5, 2019
Claire