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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;opoe, post: 271104, member: 5459&quot;]No one wanted her, all dusty and nicotine stained, when we, the closest relatives, were sorting out my uncle and aunt&#039;s treasures in Belgium...I felt sorry for her, so I decided to take her. At home I brushed off the dust and dirt and I discovered a winding mechanism on her pedestal, so ofcourse I had to try that, a melody played and then... she started to move her arms and her head, I totally did not expect that! Fascinating! Then I looked at the back of the head for a signature and it said Bru J...(the rest is hard to read), so I looked that up online not knowing much about antique dolls. I think she is old, but apparently the Bru (a&nbsp; world famous doll company from Paris)dolls from the 1800s have been copied a lot.... [ATTACH=full]85679[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]85679[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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