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Actions Displays	Details Remove from selection Add to selection Reproduction Object number CARCM:2009.120 This doll (named Peter) belonged to Gwen Llywelyn (Llilian Gwendolyn Llywelyn) who lived on Whitchurch Road. The doll possibly came from the antiques shop that her father used to own. In 1941, the family had to leave their house in Llandaff due to the bombing. When the family returned to the house they found that the roof had collapsed, but that Peter and the cat had survived. By this time Gwen had given the doll to her daughter, Margaret, although Margaret never played with Peter. Dolls like Peter were popular toys of the 20^th century, and remain so to this day. Physical description Doll with a soft body and china head, hands and feet. The doll is wearing a blue knitted cardigan, bonnet, mittens, trousers and romper suit. Production period Early 20th Century Object name Toy Material Porcelain, Porcelain, Porcelain, Wool Dimensions Height: 670 mm Width: 320 mm

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Object number

CARCM:2009.120
This doll (named Peter) belonged to Gwen Llywelyn (Llilian Gwendolyn Llywelyn) who lived on Whitchurch Road. The doll possibly came from the antiques shop that her father used to own.
In 1941, the family had to leave their house in Llandaff due to the bombing. When the family returned to the house they found that the roof had collapsed, but that Peter and the cat had survived. By this time Gwen had given the doll to her daughter, Margaret, although Margaret never played with Peter.

Dolls like Peter were popular toys of the 20^th century, and remain so to this day.
Physical description

Doll with a soft body and china head, hands and feet. The doll is wearing a blue knitted cardigan, bonnet, mittens, trousers and romper suit.
Production period

Early 20th Century
Object name

Toy
Material

Porcelain, Porcelain, Porcelain, Wool
Dimensions

Details