Photo: Sundsvalls museum Docka icon--add Add to folder icon--add Add to folder Remove from folder Order image 0 Comment/inquiry social--facebook social--more Share About the object aboutDocka med porslinshuvud. Har ursprungligen tillhört Amalia Strandholm, född 29/12 1889 i Ava, Tynderö. Gift Eriksson. DesignationDocka IdentifierSuM00967 Type Thing MaterialsPorslin Other information84 S-6:13 Amalia Erikssons dödsbo. Created with Sketch. Add a comment or suggest edits History Produktion: 1880 - 1910 AnvändningUrsprunglig brukare, ortSverige Medelpad Västernorrland Timrå Tynderö Ava Created with Sketch. Add a comment or suggest edits Classification Lekar och spel (Outline)OU 524 License information License Contact owner for more information Metadata IdentifierSuM00967 Part of collectionFöremålssamlingen Owner of collectionSundsvalls museum InstitutionSundsvalls museum Date publishedAugust 14, 2014 Date updatedNovember 27, 2023 DIMU-CODE011024604344 UUID53bf0dfd-8742-4296-a28b-51ea2124b317 Tags For adding tags, log in. There are 36,367 results in Sundsvalls museum: Johan Vestberg, bygdefotograf i Juniskär By Sundsvalls museum Add Remove Petrus Söderström, bygdefotograf i Indal By Sundsvalls museum Add Remove Nyfiken på. Tingen berättar om Sundsvall under fyra århundraden. 1600-talet By Sundsvalls museum Add Remove Dagbok. Anna Johansson föddes på en bondgård i Byn, Torp. Dagboke... Dagbok skriven av Anders Modée (1732–1800). Modée gjorde militär ... View more Add a comment or suggest edits To publish a public comment on the object, select «Leave a comment». To send an inquiry directly to the museum, select «Send an inquiry». Leave a comment or send an inquiry You are not logged in – Log in You are not logged in – Log in Your name Your email Add comment or cancel Send an inquiry Your message will be sent to Sundsvalls museum. Recipient Message You are not logged in – Log in Your name Your email Send email or cancel New comment or inquiry
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