Antique Baby/Doll Carriage Buggy (1901-1907)

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History of the Antique Baby Carriage

This classic antique 1901-1907 Victorian baby carriage beautifully represents the timeless craftsmanship of its time. This is an example of early 20th-century children’s transportation and play accessories. Made with a sturdy metal frame, wooden or wicker body, and delicate yet functional spoked wheels, including folding canopies to shield little passengers from the sun or elements. The buggy was designed to transport infants or cherished dolls in style. The elegant design and sturdy structure make it a perfect choice for those who appreciate vintage aesthetics.

Between 1901 and 1907, baby carriages and doll buggies were designed not only for function but also as status symbols. Wealthier families often sought elaborately crafted carriages, which reflected both elegance and innovation in children’s transportation. The early 1900s marked a transition in carriage design, shifting from heavy Victorian-era prams to lighter, more maneuverable models. Several renowned manufacturers, such as Heywood-Wakefield and Gendron Wheel Company, were known for producing high-quality wicker and metal-frame baby carriages during this period.

Doll-sized versions of these carriages were also highly popular among children, allowing them to mimic their parents by pushing their dolls in miniature replicas of full-size baby buggies. Today, these antique buggies are prized by collectors for their craftsmanship, historical charm, and nostalgia. Restored pieces are often displayed as decorative accents, used in photography, or kept as cherished heirlooms.

Condition and Quality

The carriage is in good condition, showcasing its durability built to last through generations. Its well-preserved features provide both functionality and nostalgic charm, making it a treasured item for any family.

A Perfect Addition to Your Collection

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