/internal/media/dispatcher/7563/fullJacqueline Kennedy bride dollcirca 195316 in. (40.6 cm)Cloth, Ceramic, PlasticThe Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza Collection2002.013.000201 doll with bisque head, hands and feet.Artifacts6624040.640000000022227DollBisque doll of Jacqueline Kennedy with a cloth body and bisque head, hands and feet. The doll is dressed in a wedding dress with a lace overskirt and a tulle veil. She is holding a bouquet of flowers in her left hand. The clothes are homemade, sewn on a machine but not mass-produced. The doll's dress is not an accurate representation of Jacqueline Kennedy's actual wedding dress.
This doll and the accompanying groom doll are one of a kind, although the bisque heads representing John and Jacqueline Kennedy were commercially available to doll enthusiasts.ToysDollWeddingMemorabiliaCollectiblesPop CultureKennedy, JacquelineJohnson CityThis wedding doll, and its companion, were featured on a popular culture spotlight on WFAA-TV's Good Morning Texas program in 2011. - Stephen Fagin, CuratorThere is a mark on the back of the doll's head that looks a little like the name Esther, but with both of the first two letters capitalized: ESther. If you have information about this doll-maker or about this pair of Kennedy wedding dolls, please contact us at collections@jfk.org. Thank you! - Lindsey Richardson, Curator of Collections