175 results for "bisque dolls" between $5.00 and $250.00

This authoritative reference is the first book exclusively devoted to all-bisque and half-bisque dolls. It covers all periods, from the very early up through present-day makers of originals and reproductions. There is also helpful information on care and a chapter of suggestions for record keeping. The author explains the process of making bisque and also gives other relevant background material on the manufacture, such as the methods used to make similar dolls in various sizes, the reasons for wide...

Description: In the first volume about these dolls, Encyclopedia of Bisque Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls, 1936-1947, Pardee and her co-author Jackie Robertson cataloged the hundreds of bisque storybook dolls made by the company. In Volume 2, Pardee has enlisted the knowledge of Deanna Bardfield, Anne Lien, Lynne Neagle, Ray Radley, and Lillian Roth to showcase this company's variety of dolls and their costumes. The book includes 'the charming small storybook baby dolls that started Nancy Ann on her...

"The majority of glazed porcelain shoulder heads were made from the 1840s through the 1930s by seven Thuringian porcelain factories. The factories include Alt, Beck & Gottschalck, Conta & Boehme, Hertwig & Co., Kestner & Co., A.W. Fr. Kister, C.L. Kling & Co. and Kloster Veisdorf. The facial painting found on the glazed porcelain shoulder heads made by each of these porcelain factories varies, and the difference is apparent when a group of chinas made by the same factory are placed together. If you...

Dolls less than 12" tall are presented in this beautiful full colour book. Includes French Bebe, Mignonettes, German Character Dolls & All-Bisque Dolls. A delightful book!

The book includes 'the charming small storybook baby dolls that started Nancy Ann on her road to a successful doll,' an extensive plastic storybook section, a photographic delight of the lovely Style Show dolls, and the matching wardrobes of Muffie and Debbie, the playtime dolls, along with Lori-Ann. Pardee gives the reader an opportunity to learn about the vinyl Baby Sue Sue, a large baby with a wardrobe of her own, and offers a never-before-seen catalog of the extensive wardrobe of the vinyl Miss...

Bisque Girls with their Dolls and their Dog on a Leash, Made in Japan, 1920s, stylishly dressed young ladies each holding their doll, small porcelian dog on string attached to one girls hand, label on box end "Elvin, N.Y.," "No. $1.00," "Made in Japan," box is 4" x 3" x 1.25," each doll is 4" x 1," dog is 1" long and .5" tall, mint in box condition

Mattel 1987 Limited Edition Bisque Enchanted Evening Barbie reproduction of Classic late 1950s and early 1960s mold of 11.5 inch fashion doll with a blonde ponytail. This Barbie doll is mint-in-the-box and has never been removed though she has been displayed inside the foam insert to her box as part of my personal collection. She also has her original shipping container. The serial number of her box is 7582. She is dressed in a pink satin formal evening gown with white fur stole, pearl earrings,...

12092. Book: Twentieth Century Dolls From Bisque to Vinyl by Johana Gast Anderton. Des Moines, Iowa: Wallace-Homestead Book Company. Fifth Printing 1981. ISBN 0 87069 272 0. 464pp. 4to 11.25x 8.75. Wonderful information. $35

1996 Valerie by Vivian Ohms is a German artist doll that was marketed by European Artist Dolls, and she is 13 inches tall. This art doll has a bisque head, bisque hands, and bisque legs; a stuffed body, a wig that is light reddish brown styled in braids; stationery green glass eyes, and a sweet facial expression. Her outfit consists of a long sleeved green and white striped with pink and yellow floral print dress, and black patent shoes. Limited to 250 dolls, new, and mint-in-the-box.

Effanbee Doll Company Figurines and Ornaments of Patsy, Skippy, and Other Dolls - Bisque, Resin, Ornaments, Other Decorative Representations of Effanbee Dolls

It was in the early 1960's that the doll collection of Andree Petyt began. The family members were already noted antique collectors, their curious natures having led them to acquire fine paintings, furniture, porcelains and rare books. The first doll was a casual gift from her husband. But to Andree Petyt this was no simple plaything. It was a study in fashion, it was a porcelain work of art. Her interest aroused, she entered the doll collecting world with zeal, and in a short time her name became...

In fact, the history of dolls in 19th century France is complicated and that fact underlies this two-volume work. Thousands of references to doll firms, inventors, stores, and actual dolls are arranged alphabetically within the 750 pages of this work enabling collectors for the first time to research and document their antique doll treasures. Photographs or illustrations of marks, illustrations from original patent drawings, and actual advertisements from contemporary business registries accompany...

For years confusion has abounded as to the proper identification of these dolls, as different factories made different parts and yet other factories, often relying on home workers, assembled the dolls. In this comprehensive, profusely illustrated book, veteran researcher Mary Gorham Krombholz unravels the mysteries behind the production of these dolls and identifies the makers of their bisque heads. Relying on firsthand research, often conducted on the very grounds in Germany where they were made...

More than 100 beautiful Jumeau dolls in full color are featured in this exquisite art-quality book. Face and body photographs and descriptions of bebes, fashion dolls, and characters are included. Completing this treasure trove of Jumeau dolls are over 100 Jumeau doll costumes and related items from couturier works by Ernestine Jumeau, to labeled department store costumes of the 1890 era, and shoes and socks and bonnets, advertising booklets and vintage photographs.

Today collectors around the world have rediscovered the fashionable little doll and her wardrobe. Author Barbara Hilliker, well-known to Bleuette collectors around the world for her publications, lectures and exhibitions, presents the historical and sociological background of this enduring doll, and traces her development and changes in manufacture over the decades. Bleuette's family members and friends, including the beloved nursemaid B, are also featured in this informative volume. An extensively...

The very sound of the name, Cherries Jubilee, suggests festivity and celebration and so it's only fitting that it is the title of Theriault's 35th anniversary catalog. More than 300 of the world's finest antique dolls are included in the extraordinary auction, highlighted by the private collection of Donna Berg of Paso Robles, California, with other fine selections from private French estates. Donna Berg, herself an artist, had an eye for exceptional beauty in dolls, and the collection is instantly...