Antique DOLL Collector January 2022 Vol. 25, No. 1
The Grand Dames of Jumeau Vintage Collecting Ginny and her Clones Bunraku, Japanese Puppet Theater UFDC Blue Ribbons - Part III
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29” O/M Tete Jumeau 13 (red stamp on head), brown sleep eyes (reset), nice Bebe Jumeau stamped body, antique clothing & leather shoes, w/ picture of original owner w/ her $1095.
20” Alexander Coco Melanie 1966, beautiful face, hair & gown w/ necklace & ring $425.
29.5” Kestner 16, antique HH wig w/ plaster pate, blue sl eyes, small paint wear on hands $595. 6 x 6” Petz mohair dog w/ jointed head, Petz button & tag, US Zone Germany $89.95
14.5” O/C mouth A 3 M 580, brown sleep eyes, no crier in head, mohair wig, right hand repainted, hairline back of head $395. 8.75” Circ AM Dream Baby Hand Puppet All Original, blue sl eyes, celluloid hands $125.
18.5” Adorable Konig & Wernicke 99 /10 Baby w/ brown flirty eyes, HH wig $265. Steiff mohair Cocker Spaniel 4.5” x 3.5” $49. 26.5” Duchess A12M All original Christening Gown & Bonnet as Family Brought her in, mohair wig, leather shoes, brown sl eyes (right eye pupil glued) $295. 9” English Old Cottage Doll in pink & white dress, purse & straw bonnet $95.
27” K * R 122 on jointed toddler body w blue flirty eyes, mohair wig, antique clothing $895. 18” K * R 126 7 on 5 piece toddler body, blue flirty eyes, repainted arms, original mohair wig $395.
28” CM Bergman S & H 11 ½, brown sl eyes, pierced ears, HH wig, antique dress $495. 4.5” x 3.5” Steiff 1950’s velvet Deer $59.95
26.5” Fabrication Francise Limoques ‘Favorite’ designed by Ed Tasson Size No 12, brown stat eyes, HH wig, cheek rub (left), repainted legs & hands, missing left pinkie $425.
23” SFBJ Depose 8 on walking & rt. arm kissing body w/ crier, blue flirty eyes, paint on hands as is $555.
24” Kestner 257 Baby, brown sleep eyes, HH wig, great facial coloring & molding $595. 6” x 6” Steiff Rabbit in tipped mohair $65.
28.5” S & H 1079 DEP 14, blue stat eyes (rt eye glued, on original rocker), beautiful BJ body, HH wig $450. 6” All Bisque Georgene Averill Bonnie Babe 15, brown sl eyes, pink molded shoes, great detailing on hair, small chip on neck flange $625.
17” Long Face Jumaeu Mechanical repro by Janice Smith, fabulous painting, mohair wig, fur cape, hat & muff, brown PW eyes, moves head & arms $495. 17.5” Simon & Halbig 1358 8 Amazing repro by Sally, brown glass eyes, antique mohair wig $395. 5.5” Joanne Callander Pippin II 2/12, all bisque w/ jointed knees, mohair wig, restrung, COA $695. 7” Adorable Mink Artist made Teddy Bear with weighted feet $139. 4.5” Artist Made Bru, beautifully dressed with mohair wig $155.
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All Original – From Original Owner 20.5” Alexander Maggie 1950 in lavender taffeta dress w/ plaid accents & ruffled slip/ pantie, gold shoes $395. 18” Alexander Scarlett 1939 in Floral Print dress & straw hat $275. 21” Beautiful Monica of Hollywood Doll Rosebud w/ wrist tag, brunette inserted HH wig, beautiful hand painted blue eyes & facial features $650.
Alexander’s – All original – Composition 16.5” McGuffey Anna in floral print dress w/ apron, very faint crazing $155. 15” Bride in satin dress w/ metal lace trim, gold wrist tag & bouquet, beautiful compo, few spots on front skirt $149.95 15.5” Rare Nurse in tagged outfit, brunette mohair wig, blue eyes, Princess Elizabeth face, slight crazing $350.
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Tiny marked 2 Premier Jumeau This precious Bébé, known as Mimi, is from the earliest time the Jumeau firm created these amazing dolls in the image of a child rather than a lady doll. At only 11.5 inches and marked 2, she is the crème de la crème. With her adorable childlike face adorned with large almond amber eyes, perfectly cut and evenly placed, and set in ivory-tinted bisque with pale closed lips and smoothly stroked brows. At one time, she had a skin wig, and the remnant of the cap remains intact over her cork pate. Her bisque is in excellent condition and free of any repair or damage. Tiny garnet-colored earrings adorn her small ears. She is on the early eight-ball jointed body with the blue Medaille d’Or Stamp. Her white leather shoes have stayed with her and are incised: 2 E. Jumeau Med.OR 1878 (in a cartouche) $9800
31” Simon Halbig/Handwerck This all original, beautiful 31” doll, a collaboration by the Simon Halbig & Handwerck Doll firms, has the most enchanting presence. Huge brown sleep eyes seem to come alive with a wistful glow and her painting of features is delicate and soft. She is wearing her original curly blonde mohair wig, an original and intricate lace dress over a complex full slip, antique white leather shoes, and a blue and cream hat made of antique fabrics. I have gifted her with a pretty enamel pin and blue earrings. She is a darling child and easily sits or stands. Her body has the red Handwerck stamp and is in excellent original condition. Marked only with a 7. $1750
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Tiniest Breveté Bébé Tiny 10” Breveté Bru Bébé, un petit trésor. She is a darling gem in her diminutive size with gorgeous blue eyes and palest bisque. She is in generally excellent condition and is on her sturdy, clean original kid body with daintily modeled bisque hands. She has antique leather shoes; antique undergarments, and she has a golden mohair wig over her cork pate. An adorable floral bonnet with blue flowers compliments her beautiful eyes. Her ears are pierced, and she will come with a dainty pair of turquoise blue earrings. What a priceless morsel! $17,250 plus S&H Insurance included.
JDK Googly for Rosie O’Niell - Meet an adorable 11” J.D. Kestner Googly made for Rosie O’Neill on a fabulous, jointed composition toddler body with jointed knees and “starfish” hands. This darling doll is in pristine condition. She has huge chocolate glass eyes and a mischievous expression with her watermelon smile and side glancing gaze! Our little one is begging to come to play at your house and she promises to be a very nice (and maybe only a little naughty) girl. Original organdy dress, original shoes, and sweet cap. Excellent condition! Insurance included. $7600 Adorable Winter Candy Container - Happy Holidays! This cheerful A&M candy container is so charming and appears to be in wonderful original condition. His arms are laden with antique toys and a wee lamb is his companion. He is the perfect secret keeper with his hidden bon-bon compartment revealed when you lift his top from his legs on the stand. He is about 10” tall and comes in an original 19th-century box with a Christmas litho decoration and Dresden trim. What better way to say Merry Christmas or tuck in a special Christmas surprise? Certain to become a family treasure! $1595
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The Complete Guide to Antique, Vintage and Collectible Dolls
January 2022, Volume 25, Number 1
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AUCTION NEWS
34" Grand Exhibition size French Bisque Portrait Poupée by PierreFrancois Jumeau, circa 1875. The exquisite complexion, splendid eyes, and grand size indicate the origin of the portrait poupée for exhibition purposes.
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THE GRANDES DAMES OF JUMEAU by Melanie Luther
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VINTAGE COLLECTING GINNY AND HER CLONES by Donna W. Brown
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BUNRAKU, JAPANESE PUPPET THEATER by Susan Foreman
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UFDC BLUE RIBBON WINNERS Part 3
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1) Glass Eye All-Bisques! Big 8” ‘SWC’ 257- $450; 5.5“ Kestner 150 - special face Clo/mo model, A/O $295; 6.5“ LImbach Toddler ‘P607’ - very chubby limbs, tummy, mint Green Stockings $350; 4.5” Blue eye Side Glancing Character in fussy pink ruffles! $275
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4) Period Perfect 18” K*R 109 ‘Elise’ - so rare & romantic! Flawless Quality! Rich Factory Wig & Fancy Shoes plus the finest of her pretty Heirloom Layers. Completely exceptional! $6900 5) Incredible 22” Glass Eye K*R ‘Gretchen’ - large yet delicate w. a Flawless Complexion, dewey sheen, crisp features, Rare Glass Eyes, Orig. Body & Mint Wig, plus all her Antique layers Hat to Shoes, All mint! just $6500
2) Mint Litho Doll House Perfect shelf size Room Box so cozy & cute w/ litho interior too! 9.5” x 9” just $195
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3) 12” Lenci ‘111’ w. Goo-Goo Eyes - oodles of curls, bonnet, no moth, so pretty. $450; 9” Mint in Box MA McGuffy Anna - a/o crisp & clean in Labeled Box w. Lid! No craze! $350 6) 17” Winter Lenci “149 V” - So very Deco! Complete outfit as featured in Coleman’s Lenci Book. Just $850
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8) All Bisque Characters! Unusual 6” Glass Eye Side Glancing Boy ‘380/14’ in Factory Wig & Clothes. So cute. $750; 5.5” ‘Pearlie’ Toddler - chubby sweetheart w. Label, sl. eyes, 3-Orig Layers Clothes & tiny Leather Shoes! $360 9) 12” Bisque Head Candy Container - w/ PW Eyes, Factory Elaborate Wig & Clothes, perfect bisque fingers too! Plus it’s a doll! $595 10) Scarce English ‘Tudor Lodge’ - 4-big rooms, open/closed tin shutters, Orig.Paint in & out. 29” x 24” x 13” deep. So pretty. $295 11) Rare 1907 Horsman Paper Teddy Bear - in orig. 8” x 10” envelope w/ all 5-Complete Outfits. $275
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12) Furnished Cabinet Size Mystery House - just 14” x 15” & only 6” deep! 4-rooms, gl.windows, Orig. Papers in & out. Good ½ scale furniture (no figurines). So Rare & elegant. $1495 13) Important 15” SFBJ ‘257’ Art Doll - rare Pierrot working clapper w/ High Deco Facial Artwork and impossibly rare! $1200
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18) Closed Mouth 17” Tete Jumeau w. Signed Shoes -plus Factory Wig, coil & Cork Pate, sgnd. Body, sultry big Blue PWs, enchanting ‘Size 7’ immaculate heirloom doll with breathy bisque. $3300
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19) Outstanding 23” French Celluloid Flirty - sgnd. top quality, mint includes Orig. Clothes. So few survived. $260 20) Early Cabinet Chevrot Bru ‘Teteur’- Mint. See #27 21) 17” 1840’s English Slit Head Wax - perf. wig, Gl.eyes, Important Orig. Clothes - a rare & choice early fashion. $895
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The Quest A Collecting Column by Linda Edward
The doll makers of Germany and France provided dolls to be costumed to represent people from many different countries and provinces. These dolls now showcase a history of world costume which has largely faded out of use in daily life in the era of blue jeans and tee shirts.
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hen Jules Verne’s Around the World in 80 Days was first published in 1873, the notion of traveling the globe in such a short time was pure science fiction. Today we can circumnavigate the globe in a matter of hours or while sitting in the comfort of our own homes be transported to distant locales through film and digital magic. So too can we be taken on journeys to far-off lands and times past through doll collecting. Dolls have often been used as souvenirs of foreign travel, from the days of the Grand Tour through the capitols of Europe and the great trade fairs of the 19th century into the burgeoning market for middle-class tourism of the first half of the 20th century, dolls in colorful costumes from exotic locales found their way into many US homes. During the first half of the 20th century these world costume dolls were of great interest to
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Bru Jeune 7 - Beautiful 18” Bru 7 Bébé with the gorgeous plump childlike facial features we crave. Huge blue paperweight eyes, peaches and cream tinted bisque, lushly accented lips and a tongue tip as though about to speak, and darkly swept lashes framed by gentle brows. This beauty is circa 1883-85; the onset of the Henri Chevrot era. Exceptional in every way! Her original golden silk frock with matching hat is slightly frail with the passage of time, yet certainly strong enough to last decades into the future. She is truly exceptional and in overall excellent condition. Please Call, Text or Email for additional information. Terms Available.
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The Quest (continued from page 10) of national and regional costumes. The vast majority of these dolls were offered in sizes ranging from 5” to 12” making them an easy size to include into almost any doll collector’s cabinet. In addition to bisque headed examples, other world dolls have come from indigenous sources. Oftentimes created by artists, cottage industries or social collaboratives. The range of this type of doll includes dolls of many materials, styles and designs. Whether made by large companies or small workshops, all world costume dolls offer the benefit of increased understanding of the varied cultures and histories that surround us and encourage us to celebrate both our Dolls actually made by the people they represent are fascinating in detail and in the vast array of materials used in their making. Examples can be found made from cloth, clay, wood, differences and our commonalities as a fur, leather, sea shells, natural rubber, plant materials and more. human family. Yes, today a trip around the world is as close as the next doll show, online shop or the pages of a magazine. Collecting knows no American doll collectors. Dolls from around the world boundaries and all collectors are free to explore the world were eagerly sought by doll collecting enthusiasts and by simply studying the doll in their hand. Isn’t this a great were imported by specialist retailers such as the McKim’s hobby?! Kimport Dolls and Elsie Clark Krug’s International Doll House. The collections gathered in the 1900 to 1950 period are once again returning to the marketplace and although rich in history and detail these dolls continue to remain among some the most affordable dolls on offer today. Many of these world costume dolls were used in schools and museums in America to broaden the horizons of students both young and old. Today these dolls fit perfectly into our collections of antique and vintage dolls, revealing a rapidly passing world where unique national costumes indicated pride, place and heritage. The German and French doll making companies that we collectors avidly pursue offered bisque and From the earliest years of the 20th century to more recent times, many reference books have shone a spotlight on dolls in world costume. These books, along with postcards, travel painted bisque heads which were used on dolls dressed in a wide range posters and sociological displays and websites enhance the study and display of these dolls. 12
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For years I have enjoyed the magazine. In the past I did a series of articles on some of my dollhouses. I was going to do an article on my Heizer dolls but never got around to it. I lived in Essex Fells, New Jersey, for 40 years and knew Dorothy’s son and a very close friend of hers. I have a large collection including a “Maya” doll that was pictured in a newsprint article that was included in Sue Nile’s article (“The Extraordinary Artistry of Dorothy Wendell Heiser,” Sue Nile, author, Antique Doll Collector, Nov/Dec 2021, pp.38-44). I hope to share information with her. I always enjoy this magazine and thank you for continuing it after Donna retired. Kind Regards, Anne B. Timpson, Chatham, MA
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Auction News
LADENBURGER SPIELZEUGAUKTION’S WINTER AUCTION
Good news! Despite the worldwide pandemic, sales of antique dolls are moving forward nicely.
Left: #1851 - Barbie, No. 2, condition 1, in original box, with outfit Result: $10,300 (9100€)
Ladenburger In Europe, Ladenburger Toy Auction completed their Steiff auction on November 6 and their annual Winter Auction (Barbie results on right) on November 26-28. LADENBURGER Steiff Bonzo, 1 part of the STEIFF archive from Giengen, highlight of the auction, painted velvet, blue inset glass eyes, red leather collar, red sewn felt tongue, press voice is intact, 5-way jointed, standing 22 cm, with original button and red cloth tag label. Result: $37,340 (33,000€)
Galerie de Chartres Galerie de Chartres’ auction on December 4 reported excellent sales. The #342 Bru shown on the right was featured in the sale.
Theriault’s
Back in the United States, Theriault’s continues to achieve exceptional results. An example is the November 6-7 Marquis Auction, Wish List. Dolls featured on the cover of the October issue are pictured at right. These dolls appear in the article, “The Dolls of Sasha Morgenthaler,” by Florence Theriault.
Withington Auctions
THERIAULT’S Dolls of Sasha Morgenthaler Swiss Studio Dolls Left: 20” girl, Model CI, $5,500 Center: 20” girl, Model BII, $6,750 Right: 20” boy, Model CIII, $5,500
Withington’s two day event, including a live auction on October 21, took place at their new location and realized the following results: • #79 - 12 ½” Jumeau 3, brown glass eyes (tiny corner flecks), PE (nicks), CM, blonde mohair wig (excess wig glue), marked Jumeau body (neck damage & some repaint), it appears body is one size larger than head, early red dress (melting). Result: $4,680 • #160 - 2 – 10 ½” & 9” Queen Victoria & Prince Albert by Dorothy Heizer, padded fabric over wire armature, well defined details with painted features, Queen Victoria with blonde mohair wig wearing pink ruffled gown & pink slippers, Prince Albert in brown mohair wig, moustache & sideburns, red coat with trims, black shoes with buckles, with sewn in Dorothy Heizer label. Result: $4,680 • #379 - 19 ½” Bru Jne 7, blue glass eyes, CM, blonde HH wig, kid body (repairs), bisque arms, (missing little finger right hand, long hairline under left eye across check to left rim). Result: $15,795 18
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Right: #1848 - Barbie, No. 1, condition 1, outfit from that period, with stand Result: $5,800 (5100€)
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IVOIRE GALERIE DE CHARTRE #342 Bru, beautiful and rare baby, model circa 1878 - 1880 pressed biscuit head debossed “3.” (small crack above the left ear), closed mouth, blue rayed sulfide eyes, pierced ears, beautiful fullyarticulated wooden body with lacquered pin (worn fingertips), underwear, period dress and size 6 angel shoes, cork cap and attached wig. 48 cm. Result: $17,425 (15400€)
WITHINGTON AUCTIONS Descriptions and results to the left: 1st row: #79, #160, 2nd row: #379, #287 & #435
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Auction News (Continued from page 18) • #287 - 15” Roxanna Cole cloth doll, painted features, white dress. Result: $5,148 • #435 - 22” Jumeau 10, blue glass eyes, OM, PE, blonde mohair wig, applied ears, blue stamp Jumeau Médaille d’or Paris compo body, red dress (left hand index finger compo chip, lower legs need stringing). Result: $5,031
Alderfer On October 5th and 6th, Alderfer Auction featured dolls from the Estate of Judith B. Ries on Day 1. Day 2 featured the Estates of Gladys Woodward, another well-known Pennsylvania collector, and others. Partial results are listed below: • #4258 – 25” Long Triste Bébé Jumeau - $22,800 • #4256 – 11” 4/0 Bru Breveté - $11,250 • #4252 – 15 ½” “5” 2nd Series Portrait Jumeau- $12,000 • #4236 – 16” “5” Portrait Jumeau - $7,800 • #4245 – 13 ½” 3/0 Portrait Jumeau - $9,375 • #4247 – 17” Schmitt SCH2 $8,125 • #3277 – 18” Schmitt 2 - $8,400 Look for the January 13, 2022, auction of single owner collectibles featuring Tonner, Integrity, Wilde, and Berdine Creedy.
Morphy Auctions In their November 30th - December 2nd Toy and General Collectibles auction, Morphy’s sold an adorable, 13” cabinet-size Bru Jne. Bébé 4. She has
MORPHY AUCTIONS Lot #3002 Lovely cabinet-size Bru Jne. Bébé 4 Result: $22,800
Auction Calendar
Alderfer Auction
January 13, 2022 at 7PM Single Owner “Tonner” Modern & Collectible Online Auction March 1, 2022 at 7PM Single Owner Madame Alexander “Cissy” Online Auction 215.393.3000 | www.alderferauction.com
Theriault’s
January 22-23, 2022 Marquis: Featuring Part II of the Antique Collection of Luann Guleserian of California 410.224.3655 | www.theriaults.com
Sweetbriar Auction
ALDERFER AUCTION Lot #4258 This is an original family owned doll. 25” (incised) 12 X doll (Long Triste Bébé JUMEAU). Provenance: Doll’s name is Isabella Arabella Clarabella Sweet. Result: $22,800.
ALDERFER AUCTION Descriptions and results to the left: Back row (l to r): #4252, #4236, #4256 Front row (l to r): #4245, #4247, #3277
dark brown inset glass eyes, a socket head with separate shoulder plate, all-leather jointed body, wooden lower legs, and original blonde mohair wig and cork pate. Incised Bru Jne. 4 on back of head.
More... Looking ahead; check the calendar below for a partial listing of auction events in January and February.
Wendl March 3-5, 2022 102 | SPRING AUCTION Preview: February 26 to March 2, 2022, daily from 10 am to 6 pm +49 (0) 3672 / 424350 | +49 (0) 3672 / 412296 (f) kontakt@auktionshaus-wendl.de
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The Grandes Dames of Jumeau By Melanie Luther
Art postcard depicting the Trocadero from the 1878 Exposition Universelle in Paris. Printer: Raphael Tuck et Fils, Ltd., Paris. Serie 587, No. 6.
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n 1878, over 13 million people passed through the doors of the Paris Exposition Universelle. Today, antique French doll collectors can only imagine how many of these attendees were there to view the displays of fabulous bisque dolls from the well-known doll maker Jumeau. In this article you will see stunning examples of many of the grand sized French poupées by Jumeau that were likely to have been displayed at such an Exposition. From May 1878 through November of the same year, Parisians and international guests flocked to Paris to see the novel and the grandiose at the Exposition Universelle. The categories ranged from such ethereal works as sculpture and crystal, to technical designs for new machinery. International juries judged various exhibits, awarding medals of gold, silver, and bronze to the lucky recipients. Nearly 40 countries participated, and the grounds spanned over 60 acres. The extensive grand structures, in particular the Trocadero Palace, representing France, included balconies and lavish galleries. The exhibits housed not only state-of-the-art examples of necessary items but also featured such “fancies” as candy confections, and more importantly, poupées!
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Left: Beautiful Exhibition-Size French Bisque Portrait Poupée by Jumeau - 29” (74 cm.) Bisque swivel head on kid-edged bisque shoulderplate, blue glass paperweight inset eyes, dark eyeliner, painted lashes, brush-stroked brows, rose blushed eye shadow, accented nostrils, closed mouth with shaded and outlined lips, separatelymodeled pierced ears, original blonde mohair wig over cork pate, French kid poupée body with shapely torso, gusset-jointing of elbows, hips, and knees. Condition: generally excellent. Marks: 11 (head and shoulders) Jumeau Medaille d’Or Paris (torso). Comments: Jumeau, circa 1878, the portrait face of the 1878 era poupée quickly evolved into the Jumeau bebe, and is very rare to find as a poupée. Value Points: rare grand size poupée with very beautiful face and splendid eyes, lovely antique lace dress and silk bonnet, undergarments, leather shoes. (Courtesy of Theriault’s Doll Auctions) Below: Grand Size, Luxurious and Beautiful, Early Jumeau Portrait-Face Fashion - Marks: 12 (on shoulderplate). 34”. Pressed bisque swivel head on bisque shoulderplate, brown almond-shaped paperweight eyes, dark eyeliner, mauve-blushed eyelids, feathered and brushstroked brows, closed mouth, shaded and accented lips, separately modeled applied pierced ears with blushing detail, original blonde mohair wig and cork pate, old muslin body with stitched joints and leather forearms, two-piece rose silk print gown with lace trim, antique black silk and organza bonnet, old pink leather boots. Commentary: Pierre-Francois Jumeau, circa 1876. An exceptionally beautiful face with lustrous patina and delicate facial decoration, rarelyfound larger size; sturdy body. Theimer’s Jumeau Book states “this model was sold by Jumeau at the Philadelphia Exhibition, not only as dressed fashion dolls, but also, heads and bodies as parts to his wholesale customers”. (Courtesy of Frasher’s Doll Auctions)
Furthermore, unlike the previous two expositions, the 1878 event lacked a special category for inexpensive goods! Parisians seemed to be saying that the “bigger is better” phrase was being trumped by “bigger is more magnificent” — a philosophy that was reflected in the entire Exposition and marked the recovery of France from the Franco-Prussian War. Paris became a city of refinement once again, with the culture requiring abundant luxury items. Dollmaker Jumeau delivered with a Grande Dame poupée, worthy of Exposition competition. Even the current print media reported on the statuesque French poupée and her opulent “needs.” In fact, Demorest’s Monthly Magazine described the dolls shown at the 1878 Paris Exposition as follows: “There are dolls that are grand ladies and dolls that are nurses, as well as dolls that are babies. There are dolls whose jewels are real diamonds; whose tiny mouchoir of exquisite lace is perfumed with attar of roses; whose toilet table costs a sum sufficient to furnish a small house, whose little Venetian hand glass is framed in wrought silver, and who is
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Beautiful French Bisque Poupée by Jumeau in Exhibition Size with Superb Original Gown - 27” (69 cm.) Bisque swivel head on kid-edged bisque shoulderplate, blue glass paperweight inset eyes, dark eyeliner, painted lashes, mauve blushed eyeshadow, widely-arched feathered brows, accented nostrils and eye corners, closed mouth, well-shaped lips with shaded and outlined detail, separately modeled pierced ears, blonde mohair wig over cork pate, French kid shapely poupée body with gusset-jointing at elbows. Condition: generally excellent. Comments: Jumeau, circa 1875. Value Points: beautiful face is enhanced by finest bisque and artistic painting of features, original wig, pate, body, and wearing original couturier gown with elaborate drapes, ruching and lace trim. (Courtesy of Theriault’s Doll Auctions) 24
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Grand Size Jumeau Portrait seated and displaying early lingerie. (Courtesy of Frasher’s Doll Auctions)
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International Competition Awards for Jumeau
• 1851 London – First Place • 1855 Paris - Silver Medal • 1867 Paris - Silver Medal • 1873 Vienna - First Place • 1876 Philadelphia – First Place • 1878 Paris – Gold Medal
French Bisque Portrait Poupée by Jumeau in Beautiful Antique Costume - 29” (74 cm.) Bisque swivel head on kid-edged bisque shoulderplate, blue glass inset eyes with spiral threaded eyes, dark eyeliner, painted lashes, widely-arched brushstroked brows, shaded nostrils, closed mouth with outlined shaded lips, blonde mohair wig over cork pate, kid poupée body with gusset-jointing at hips, knees, and elbows, stitched and separated fingers. Condition: hairline on side of shoulderplate, otherwise excellent with especially sturdy body. Comments: Jumeau, circa 1875, the beautiful portrait poupée was first exhibited by Jumeau at the Philadelphia Exhibition of 1876 where he was awarded the First Prize for this model; in consequence he evolved this portrait poupée into his first luxury bebe with composition body. Value Points: the importance of the poupée is enhanced, in this case, by its superb beauty, and luxurious costume. (Courtesy of Theriault’s Doll Auctions)
furnished with cosmetics, ivory brushes and delicate pigment in cut glass bottles, for tinting the nails, touching up the eyebrows, and adding to the color, or the whiteness of the cheeks.” The judges at the Exposition, clearly impressed with the grand scheme of French doll manufacturing prepared a report that reinforced the public view of this luxurious enterprise. The report of the International Jury of the 1878 Paris Exhibition stated: “The making of dolls is essentially Parisian. It is one of the most important branches of the toy industry and has accomplished the greatest progress since 1867. There are 21 exhibits representing 57 doll makers.” While notably one of the 57 esteemed dollmakers, Jumeau was not a newcomer to showcasing his winning style. This firm received a variety of accolades that were associated with prior international Exhibitions as early as 1851. (Sidebar) At the Paris Exposition ANTIQUE DOLL COLLECTOR
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Above: Gorgeous French Bisque Portrait Poupée by Jumeau in Grand Exhibition Size - 34” (86 cm.) Bisque swivel head on kid-edged bisque shoulderplate, blue glass paperweight inset eyes with spiral threading, mauve-blushed eye shadow, thick dark eyeliner, painted lashes, brushstroked brows, shaded nostrils, accented eye corners, closed mouth with shaded lips, separately modeled pierced ears, blonde mohair wig over cork pate, kid poupée body with gussetjointing at elbows, hips and knees, lovely silk gown, undergarments, shoes, and woven bonnet. Condition: generally excellent. Marks: 12. Comments: Pierre-Francois Jumeau, circa 1875. Value Points: the exquisite complexion, splendid eyes, and grand size indicate the origin of the portrait poupée for exhibition purposes. Above right: Stunningly Beautiful French Bisque Exhibition Poupée by Pierre-Francois Jumeau - 37” (94 cm.) Bisque swivel head on kid-edged bisque shoulderplate with modeled definition of bosom, aquiline nose and well-shaped chin and cheek bones in portrait-like manner, very deep brilliant blue glass paperweight inset eyes, dark eyeliner, painted lashes, brushstroked brows, accented nostrils, closed mouth with very full shaded lips, pierced ears, ash-blonde hand-tied human hair wig in chignon, French kid poupée body with gusset-jointing at elbows, hips and knees, very lovely lady’s antique French silk fashion gown in couturier re-fitting for this poupée, undergarments, leather shoes, pearl necklace and earrings, and silk parasol. Condition: generally excellent, the body is one size large but appears original, perhaps in design for use as Exhibition model. Marks: H 8 (red lettering on head). Comments: Pierre-Francois Jumeau, circa 1872, the model was likely produced in the firm’s newly-built 1872 porcelain works, specifically for his exhibition at the 1872 L’Exhibition Universelle in Vienna. Value Points: the rarity of the doll is rivaled only by its superb beauty, unique portraiture and finest painting and bisque, exquisite costume. Few other examples are known to exist. (Courtesy of Theriault’s Doll Auctions)
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Universelle 1878, the Jumeau legacy blossomed with the Gold Medal. The firm continued to garner even more awards in the late 1800s with the addition of the child-like Bebe, as interest in the fashion poupée began to fade. Over the years, as I assembled my collection of French Fashion dolls, I often wondered about the elegant, but imposing Jumeau poupées that span 27 to 34 inches – the so-called exhibition models. I speculated as to why these grand-sized models were created and costumed. My research yielded some answers, but I still wondered how today’s collectors are able to display the same monumental treasures that graced the enormous exhibit halls of the Expositions of the 1800s: Antique Doll Collector invites any collector who owns one of these “Grand Dames” to contact us through antiquedoll@gmail.com and share information. We wish to thank Barbara Frasher of Frasher’s Doll Auctions, Oak Grove, Missouri, and Florence Theriault of Theriault’s Doll Auctions, Annapolis, Maryland for the generous use of their photographs.
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A trade card for “Madame Demorest’s Reliable Patterns” features an acknowledgment of the Exposition Universelle in the center of the advertisement. (Author’s collection)
This entry card is an authentic stamped ticket for a week’s admission to an earlier Parisian Exposition Universelle. It was produced in the same manner as the popular cdv of the period. The original owner of the carte de semaine was Mlle. Sophie Margary who attended the event in 1867. (Author’s collection)
Resources: The Collector’s Book of Doll Clothes. Costumes in Miniature 1700-1929. Dorothy S., Elizabeth A., and Evelyn J. Coleman. 1975, Crown Publishers, Inc., New York. The Encyclopedia of French Dolls. François and Danielle Theimer. English Editor Florence Theriault, 2003, Gold Horse Publishing, Maryland.
Egg shaped and made of MOP shell with brass trim, this diminutive souvenir marked “Exposition 1878,” serves as a miniature purse for my Jumeau portrait poupée.
Inside this dainty memento, I found a tiny scrap of old paper. The words, “Paris 1878” were written on it in period ink. (Author’s collection)
Étrennes. French Ninteenth Century Holiday Dolls and Playthings. Florence Theriault, 1999, Gold Horse Publishing, Maryland. Part III – Complete French Doll Directory, 1801-1964. Covers early Doll Makers, Sellers – Trademarks – Patents. Luella Hart, 1965, Copyright by Luella Hart. The Panorama of Parisienne Dolls. Danielle and François Theimer, 2009, Polichinelle Publishing, France. Internet sources available upon request.
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Collecting Ginny Doll Clones By Donna W. Brown hat kind of dolls fascinated little girls seventy years ago and what do they still yearn for today? Young girls want a doll they can dress up in beautiful outfits with adorable accessories. They want new dolls and clothes often, not just as gifts on holidays. They want to pack it all up in a case to take to a friend’s house, to grandma’s, to play with. It’s what little girls have always wanted. Before World War II, children received very few toys unless their family was wealthy. Most little girls had one or two dolls to play with and often they were ragdolls sewn by family members. By the late 1940s prosperity had taken over and suddenly the toy market in the USA thrived. Dolls were now lining store shelves, and companies began looking for ways to promote their dolls to the masses. Though many of the doll companies prevalent in the 1940s had modest beginnings in the
Vogue Ginny bent knee walker in original ballerina outfit and straight leg Cosmopolitan Ginger in tagged dress.
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1920s and 1930s, most flourished in the 1940s. One of these was the Vogue Doll Corporation. Vogue was the brainchild of Jennie H. Graves in 1922. Her venture into the industry began when a friend asked her to sew doll clothing and dress dolls for a charity. It turned out the friend was secretly selling the dolls, so Jennie decided to sell them herself. She began with importing German dolls, sewing the clothes and selling them to a department store in Boston. Soon Jennie Graves was purchasing only Americanmade dolls. By 1942 her 8-inch composition toddler dolls were selling very well. In 1948, she began selling an 8-inch hard plastic toddler doll made by the Commonwealth Plastic Company. The high-quality dolls were dressed with great detail and immediately they were successful. Their attire was related to themes such as holidays, historical characters and international dolls.
Straight leg Vogue Ginny Twin Series cowgirl, 1953.
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ABOVE: Illustration for an article on Vogue Ginny’s success in Playthings, August 1956. LEFT: Vogue Ginny ad in Playthings promising ideas to stimulate sales, December 1953.
Finally, in 1950 Jennie came upon her best idea yet. She had well known doll sculptor, Bernard Lipfert, design an exclusive hard-plastic doll for Vogue with unique eyes that opened and closed. The doll was one of the first hard plastic 8-inch toddler dolls and immediately it was a hit. The next year, 1951, the doll was named Ginny after Jennie’s daughter, Virginia Graves. Ginny dolls continued to evolve and wore gorgeous clothing that was handmade of quality fabric with exquisite trimmings. Early Ginnys had mohair wigs and were strung with straight legs. In the late 1950s Ginny was a walker with jointed knees and hair of Dynell or Saran in a wide selection of colors. As time went on, Vogue sold many Ginny items. There was a matching wooden bedroom set which included a wardrobe, clothes rack, boudoir chair, rocking chair and bed. There were also Ginny paper dolls, wardrobe trunk, gym with swings and slide, a corrugated cardboard house for Ginny, and a set of pearls for the little girl owner with a matching set for Ginny. Now as any company knows, once you have a popular line, competitors will copy it as closely as possible, often using inferior materials to cut into your profit. Ginny was so popular that there were soon over two dozen companies marketing Ginny clones. Some were large corporations with their own factories and large marketing budgets, others were small companies that purchased dolls and clothing to sell locally.
Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls’ Muffie dressed in original bridal gown, 1954.
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Ginny’s thick hair was originally styled in a flip but later she had a seam down the back of her head, with braids. Most of the clones mimicked Ginny’s hair styles and colors. Many of the inferior Ginny clones were actually 7 ½ or 7 ¾ inches tall, their hair was thin and the color of their limbs were a different shade from their bodies. Of course, several companies mirrored Vogue’s quality and attention to detail. The Cosmopolitan Toy Corporation created a doll that gave Ginny vigorous competition. Founded by an Advertisement for Muffie by Nancy Ann ex-Vogue employee, Katheryn Patty Pigtails by The House of Dolls Storybook Dolls, Toys and Novelties, Kay, Ginger was given advertisement, Playthings, 1954. December 1954. beautifully made outfits, a trunk, detailed accessories, and a paper doll version even available in a Little Golden Book. Many of her outfits copied the Ginny doll clothing down to the colors and accessories. Ginger’s hair was in a shoulder length flip or braids just like Ginny. Ginger went through several transitions and can be found with straight legs, a straight leg walker, and bent knee walkers. An undressed Ginger cost only $1.60 in 1954 while Ginny cost $1.98. Both wore shoes, socks, and panties. A&H Manufacturing Corporation’s Gigi Joanie Pigtails by P.M.A. magazine Many of Ginny’s additional International Collection, 1956. advertisement for retailers. outfits cost $2.50, while some of Ginger’s sold for only $1.00. Another immensely popular clone was Muffie by Cosmopolitan offered a Dress of the Month Club modeled Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls. She was presented to after Ginny’s 12 Star Plan, offering a different outfit the market in 1953 and had a unique look with wide each month. spaced eyes and originally, no eyebrows. There were Ginger is often difficult to identify because several many versions of Muffie. She was a quality doll, and different toddlers were used for her and many Ginger her clothing was exquisitely made with great details dolls were sold to other companies to sell as their own. and accessories. In 1956, her brochure showed forty-five Fab Detergent sold a premium Ginger doll that was different outfits. Dressed dolls sold from $3.59 to $4.99, advertised on the back of the soap box. She could be while her travel trunk with a doll and several outfits sold purchased for $1.00 and two box tops. for $13.98, a hefty price at the time. 30
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Virga Play-Mate doll in Riding Habit, 1956-57 shown with vintage book, The City Boy and Country Horse.
Virga Play-Mate in travel case and wearing Dutch girl hat.
came dressed in various costumes for $2.00. Mindy had a A&H Doll Corporation began selling Gigi, a 7 ½ travel trunk that came with a doll and three outfits. The 8-inch toddler doll in 1955. Gigi came dressed for $1.98 trunk had her name emblazoned on it like Ginny’s, but it and had many outfits similar to Ginny’s but of mediocre was made of cardboard, not wood. Active Doll Company quality; they sold for 88 cents. One Gigi came dressed also sold a similar doll named Judy. as Davy Crocket with a coonskin cap and rifle. She also was sold as a majorette, ballerina, and nurse. Gigi was A&H’s most popular Ginny clone, but they also sold a Julie and a Lisa doll that were almost identical. Duchess Dolls Corporation specialized in stationary leg display dolls and dress me dolls for sewing projects, but in 1955 they marketed a Ginny clone named Randi. Two different dolls were sold as Randi. The first had painted eyes and the second was a Ginger doll. They both sold for 88 cents, as did the additional outfits. Mindy was a midlevel toddler sold by the Active Fab Detergent premium doll which sold for $1.00 Bent knee walker Vicki by Elite in tagged Vogue Ginny and 2 box tops, 1957. dress. Doll Company and she ANTIQUE DOLL COLLECTOR
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Colgate Palmolive Fab detergent ad for 8-inch premium doll, 1957.
Catalog description and illustrations of Cosmopolitan Ginger in wardrobe set and gift set, 1955.
Elite Creations marketed a Ginny clone doll named Vicki with both straight and jointed knees. She had an array of costumes including clown, bride, nurse and majorette. Unfortunately, several different dolls were used for Vicki making her difficult to identify. Her clothes mimicked Ginny’s, but they used poorer quality materials and had less detail. Beehler Arts was the parent company of both Virga and Fortune Toys, Inc., and the doll parts were often interchanged. This makes the dolls tricky to identify unless they are found in an original outfit or box. Fortune made two Ginny clone dolls, Pam and Ninette. Pam was popular due to her extensive wardrobe and lovely outfits at an economical price. She sold for $1.98 and clothing for 99 cents at discount stores such as Woolworth. Virga made many Ginny clones, and though their dolls were midlevel quality their sales were high due to the company constantly looking for unique ways to market their dolls. In 1954, Virga introduced their Play-Mates series which sold dressed dolls for $1.98 in simple dresses and $2.49 for their DeLuxe Play-Mates series. The Play-Mates travel trunk was sold with a doll and additional outfits for $3.98. By 1957, Virga gave the Play-Mates a riding outfit, artist smock, and wedding gown. Though they did not put labels in the clothing, they can be easily identified by the donut snaps. In 1955, a new series came out called Lolly-Pops with pastel hair with matching dresses. In 1957, the Lolly-Pops 32
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Magazine advertisement for Ninette by Fortune Toys Incorporated, 1955.
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Some may consider the Madame Alexander’s 8-inch toddler doll, known as Wendykins, a version of Ginny clone, but due to their superiority in both construction and design, not to mention the array of unique costumes, they are in a league of their own. Ginny clones often have no markings but can be identified by their finger shapes, arm hooks, and feet. Some have fingers that are formed together, and some feet have molded shoes, toes, toes with dimples or no toes at all. Carol J. Stover’s book, Small Dolls of the 40s & 50s, is a necessity for any collector. It contains extensive photos to help with identifying Ginny clones. If you have a desire to collect Ginny clones, advice may go in many different directions and varies from doll to doll. Some collectors choose one doll and try to collect all the different styles of the doll that were sold. Then they attempt to find every outfit that was available. This may take years to accomplish but like a scavenger hunt, it is so much fun. Others like to vary their collection by purchasing dolls from many companies that are wearing the same type of clothing such as all cowgirls, brides or majorettes. Amateur collectors simply find rescue dolls and enjoy cleaning the dolls, giving them new hair styles and then dressing them in whatever outfits they can find. Whether you like a wonderful hodgepodge of dolls or a pristine collection of mint in box dolls, Ginny clones are a perfect place to start.
ABOVE: Cosmopolitan Ginger paper doll featured in a Little Golden Activity Book, 1957. RIGHT: Cuddlee Bride by Mrs. Lavalle in magazine advertisement, October 1956.
A&H Doll Mfg. brochure displaying 25 outfits for their Gigi doll.
Two types of Randi majorette dolls sold by Duchess Dolls Corporation.
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unraku is the name commonly used for ningyojoruri which literally means puppets and storytelling. Donald Keene in his excellent book, Bunraku, The Art of the Japanese Puppet Theatre states “unlike puppets and marionettes in other parts of the world, which have almost always been considered unworthy of the serious theatregoer’s attention, the puppet theatre in Japan has long been accepted as a highly refined dramatic art.” Bunraku is considered such an important part of Japanese culture that it was designated an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 2003. Dr. Jukka O. Miettinen of the Theater Academy Helsinki wrote: “Bunraku, a form of puppet theater, created during the early Edo period (1603–1868), is without doubt the most spectacular tradition of puppetry in the whole world. Its puppets, approximately one meter high, are manipulated by black-robed puppeteers on a wide stage, while narrators chant the story in a highly expressive manner to the accompaniment of shamisen music.” Written evidence exists from the Heian period 794–1185 that mentions travelling groups of puppeteers, using simple, one-man-operated puppets. At the same time another form of art, similarly practiced by travelling artists, was storytelling. In the 16th century these two art forms would combine with the musical accompaniment of the three-stringed shamisen, resulting in Bunraku. While Bunraku had its inception in Kyoto, and was developed in Edo (Tokyo), it is with Osaka that this form of entertainment would reach its golden age.
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In 1684 the celebrated chanter Takemoto Gidayu established the Takemoto Theatre in Osaka. Like most prosperous ventures, the rapid success of the puppet theater took a team. In addition to Takemoto the team consisted of Chikamatsu Monzaemon, considered the greatest playwright in Japanese history, and Takeda Izumo, a famous theater owner and manager with money and technical knowhow. The number of theaters continued to grow. In the mid-19th century Uemura Bunrakuken opened a theater which became the toast of Osaka. In fact, his theater was so popular that his name became synonymous with the art form which we call Bunraku to this day. In time the puppets became more sophisticated in order to create even more realism. They were given animated facial features and became so large (one half to two-thirds the size of an average human) that it required three puppeteers to control one puppet. The lead performer is responsible for the head and right arm (it takes at least 25-30 years to become a lead performer): A second performer is in charge of the left arm (this requires at least 15 years training): The third performer is responsible for the leg movement (requiring 10 years training). The first time the three-puppeteer format was used was in 1734. The puppeteers are dressed in black, making them nearly invisible and allowing the audiences’ eye to focus only on the puppet. About 40 or 50 puppets are used in a single play and if taken care of properly a puppet can be used for 150 years.
“It has been said the puppets are able to convey more emotions than humans. Each puppet displays kata movements, typical of all human beings, and fura movements specific to the characters. A mie is a sudden pose struck in dramatic fashion, often accompanied, off stage, by strike of the clappers. Good fura requires flow while timing is critical to kata. Male puppets have bold sweeping moves while those of the females are more refined and detailed.” (source: Web-Japan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan). And while the puppets may be the main characters, the story would be nothing without the narrator and musical accompaniment. The narrator’s intonation and facial expressions convey so much emotion. The libretto is in a special book in which the narrator himself has written the kanji...perhaps this allows him to become even more in tune with the story. The musician and narrator work as one and in fact will be together throughout their lives, virtually inseparable.
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we were able to go backstage and personally meet the Prior to my attending a true Bunraku performance in lead performer of the play, Kiritake Kanjuro III. This Osaka my only encounter with Bunraku (actually more of was an incredible honor as Kanjuro-san is one of the a variation of Bunraku) was through Giacomo Puccini’s most famous Bunraku performers, descended from an opera (one of my favorites) Madame Butterfly. While I had important Bunraku lineage and designated a Living seen local productions of the opera, it was when I saw National Treasure by the government of Japan. Madame Butterfly via a “Live at the Met” performance The 3-1⁄2 hour play we saw was “Shinjû Ten no from the Metropolitan Opera in New York that I could so closely observe the puppeteers that manipulated the Amijima” (The Love Suicide at Amijima) written by the puppet that depicted Cio-Cio-San’s son. The humanrenowned Japanese dramatist mentioned previously, like nature with which the puppet was moving made it Chikamatsu Monzaemon. The play was originally seem as if the young boy was alive. The basic story is of written specifically for the puppet theater and staged the young geisha named Cio-Cio San, called Butterfly, for the first time in Osaka at the Takemotoza in 1720. who enters into an arranged marriage with U.S. Navy Based on an actual event, it is the story of Jihei, a paper Lieutenant Pinkerton, resulting in the birth of a son. merchant, and Koharu, a courtesan. The story depicts the Pinkerton returned to America, but Butterfly continued tale of the two lovers as destiny leads them towards an to hope he would one day return to Japan. However, inevitable love suicide and the torment suffered by those when he does return he has remarried, and soon Butterfly around the ill-fated couple. It is considered to be one of agrees to give up her son, says goodbye to the child, Monzaemon’s masterpieces. blindfolds him, and kills herself. But as you watch this While watching the puppets - and there were probably tragedy unfold (nearly all operas seem to have tragic in excess of 50 throughout the play - was extraordinary, ends) the puppet truly becomes real and the three I found I was equally enthralled by the narrator and puppeteers are virtually invisible. As Butterfly succumbs musician. Words cannot describe how captivating and to her fatal wound, the stage is lit in red and her dress emotional their presentation was. Remember, I speak no becomes unfurled. It is a breathtaking scene enhanced Japanese. Although we were presented with earphones when you realized that the son had been there the entire providing English interpretations, they were almost not time. No longer did you think of the son as a puppet. He needed. I could actually feel the emotions being described had become real. The use of the Bunraku puppet merged by the narrator as the shamisen player set the flow of traditional Japanese elements into an opera involving a action through his music. rather modern love affair and its tragic consequences. It was the backstage experience that really cemented An excellent seminar entitled Use of Bunraku Puppetry the tour theme of theater and ningyo. Just walking in Puccini’s Madama Butterfly was presented by Arts in through the sea of puppets and the numerous performers New York City 2017 and can be found online. was indeed a magical experience. During intermission the puppeteers were interviewed. This interview reinforced just how physically and emotionally demanding it is to portray a puppet as a real live boy. As an interesting aside, two of Butterfly’s prized possessions were dolls representing her ancestral spirits. November 2019. Once again, I was fortunate to accompany Japanese doll authority Alan Scott Pate on a tour to Japan. The theme of the tour was Japanese dolls and theater…. Kabuki, Karakuri, and Bunraku. A train ride from Kyoto brought our group to the National Bunraku Theatre in Osaka and what would turn out to be an experience of a lifetime. Not only did we have front row seats and the traditional bento As photos are not permitted during a Bunraku performance, the above photo of a narrator and musician was found online at the Japan Art Council website. lunch at intermission, but most importantly 36
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ABOVE and BELOW: Soon it was time for the puppeteers to return to the stage for the next performance and it was time for us to return to Kyoto with memories that would last a lifetime.
We were able to view the puppets up close. Each puppet has a generic frame with different heads and costumes attached to create a different character depending on the performance. There are about 50 different wooden heads available, each depicting a particular character type ranging from tragic male heroes to old women and everything in between. And then there is the exceptional costuming from opulent kimonos for puppets portraying aristocrats to plain attire for the puppet that plays a commoner.
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Visiting with the puppeteers was an incredible experience. For it is the puppeteer that gives the puppet life. Besides the black clothing, one of the first things I noticed about the attire of the lead performer, Kiritake Kanjuro III, were his butai-geta (stage clogs). His geta, made of wood and padded in straw to make them quiet, were nearly a foot high. I immediately thought… how does someone walk in something so tall? The purpose, we learned, is so he is taller than his two partners, enables the doll to have extra height needed on the stage, and gives the foot puppeteer more room to maneuver. Following his father’s path, Kanjuro, born in 1953, started his career at 14, becoming a disciple of Minosuke Yoshida who at nearly 90 is now the oldest living puppeteer. Kanjuro started with the puppets’ feet, then moved on to the left hand, and finally after nearly 30 years became the lead puppeteer allowed to manipulate the head. Absolutely amazing dedication. The respect shown to the lead performer by the other two puppeteers is evident. However, it is the teamwork of these three men that bring dolls to life. RIGHT: Yoshitoshi woodblock print of Bunraku puppet and puppeteer, 1870s BELOW: ToyoharaYoshuChikanobu (1838-1912) –Circa 1885 woodblock print triptych portraying the bunraku play “Meiboku Sendai hagi”
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Alexander 9” “Little Betty.” L-R: Claire Smith, Diane McCarthy
Black child or adult, 16” or under, marked or unmarked. L-R: Ursula R Mertz, Alonia Alexander
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Alexander McGuffey Ana, Kate Greenaway, or Flora McFlimsey. L-R: Suzanne Swanton, Sandy Moore, Linda Ann Brandt
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Cameo Kewpie L-R: Sondra Taylor, Janet Howard Effanbee Patsy Suzanne Swanton
Mary Hoyer, marked “The Mary Hoyer Doll.” Must have knit or crochet outfit from Hoyer pattern books. L-R: Karen Leniart, no name
Effanbee “Skippy.” Suzanne Swanton
Horsman “Mama” doll, such as Peggy Ann, rosebud, etc. L-R: Deanna Panbeck, Janet Howard
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Composition, Shirley Temple, any maker authorized or not. L-R: Robin Hochteil, Suzanne Swanton, Deanna Panbeck
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Celluloid American, marked. Jan Taylor
French, marked. Catherine Peterson
German, marked. Pat Dutchman
Half-doll, Known As Pincushion Type
Bust only, both arms molded to body or returning to body, may have molded clothes and/or accessory(ies) in hand(s) or arms such as flowers, fan, basket, animal, etc. May have molded hair or wig. L-R: Jane Bartik, Rosie Morrill, David Groupe
Bust only, both arms and hands away, with or without molded clothing or accessories, may have molded hair or wig. David Groupe
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Lancaster Doll, Toy, & Teddy Show Report THE LANCASTER DOLL, TOY, & TEDDY SHOW CAPS OFF ITS 30TH YEAR. November 7, 2021, marked the 60th Lancaster Doll, Toy, and Teddy Bear Show at the Lancaster Farm and Home Center, off Rt 30 and Rt 283, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Show Promoter, Ron Funk has presented his biannual show for 30 years now, and it’s a favorite amongst buyers and sellers. 40 plus dealers from surrounding states, including Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania offered a wide variety of antique, vintage, collectible, and artist dolls and bears of all descriptions, as well as doll furniture, clothing, accessories, etc. The show was five hours of fun-filled shopping. Dealers enjoyed the day with steady sales throughout, and collectors left happy with their finds of the day. Check our events calendar at www. antiquedollcollector.com/events.html and be sure to mark your calendars for the 61st show, coming up April 24, 2022. Same place. Same great time!
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JANUARY 2022 ON HOLD! 9 ~ Nashua, NH. Doll Show & Sale. 10th Annual Doll Show Bear, Toy Show and Sale for Humane Society for Greater Nashua. Central Mass Doll Collectors/Rainbow Bazaar Gifts. Cindy Amburgey. 978-857-9576. Rainbowbaz@aol.com. rainbowbazaar.weebly.com. 13 ~ Hatfield, PA. 7PM. Single Owner Robert Tonner, Berdene Creedy and Others. Modern & Collectible Online Auction. Alderfer Auction. 215-393-3000. AlderferAuction.com.
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6 ~ Tucson, AZ. AZ Toy Con. Glendale Civic Center- 5750 W Glenn Dr., Glendale AZ. aztoycon@gmail.com. 12 ~ Lakeland, FL. Doll & Bear Show & Sale. Tropical Doll Study Club. Diane Milla. 863-6441144. milladiane@gmail.com. facebook.com/events/832240444134637/. 13 ~ Maquoketa, IA. Maquoketa Doll Show. Eastern Iowa Dollshows. AmericInn and Suites, 1910 Nairn Dr. Sherryl Newton. easterniowadollshows@aol.com. www.facebook.com/easterniowadollshows. 13 ~ DeWitt (Lansing), MI. Doll Show & Sale. Banquet and Conference Center of DeWitt. Sandy Johnson Barts. 269-599-1511. SJBbetsys@comcast.net. www.lansingdollshow.com. 19 ~ Portland, OR. Doll Show & Sale. Queen of the Doll Aisle. Holiday Inn - Portland Airport, 8439 NE Columbia Blvd, 97220. Joe Koury. 650-303-4140. joe@queensofthedollaisle.com. www.queensofthedollaisle.com. Calendar continued on page 48
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MAR. 2022 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 47 26 ~ Jonesborough, TN. Doll Show & Sale. The Dollhouse. Jonesborough Visitor Center. Ellen Stafford. 423-753-0022. ellen@jonesdollhouse.com. jonesdollhouse.com. 26 ~ Madison, WI. Doll Show & Sale. Madison Area Doll Club. Exhibition Hall at the Alliant Energy Center. 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way, 53713. Vicki Kutz. 608-279-5298. dollcoll@charter.net.
APRIL 2022 3 ~ Erlanger, KY. Doll Show & Sale. Triple Crown Doll Club. Holiday Inn Cincinnati Airport. Kathy Woods. 859-663-8298. Kathymsn@zoomtown.com. Cathy Flaig. 859-689-4255. chfalig@fuse.net. 3 ~ Dedham, MA. Spring Dedham MA Doll, Bear & Folk Art Show. Collins Gifts. Holiday Inn Boston-Dedham Hotel. Wendy Collins. 603-969-1699. CollinsGifts14@aol.com. www.collinsgifts.com 5-6 ~ Hatfield, PA. 10AM both days. Catalog of Antique and Other Fine Dolls Online Auction. From the Estate of Judith B. Ries; The Collection of Betsy Steger and others. Alderfer Auction. 215-393-3000. AlderferAuction.com. 9 ~ West Chester (Cincinnati), OH. Spring Fashion Doll Show & Sale.Queen City Beautiful Doll Club. EnterTRAINment Junction Expo Room, 7379 Squire Court, 45069. Margie Schultz. 513-207-8409. askmargie@aol.com.
9 ~ Westhampton, NJ. Crescent Shrine. Sweetbriar Auctions Antique & Vintage Doll Auction. Dorothy Hunt. 410-275-2213. sweetbriar@live.com. www.sweetbriarauctions.com 10 ~ St. Charles, IL. Kane County Doll Show. Karla Moreland Presents. Kane County Fairgrounds. Prairie Events Center West. 525 S. Randall Rd. Karla Moreland. 815-356-6125. kmorela@ais.net. 24 ~ Northglenn (Denver), CO. Toy & Doll Supershow. Delta Hotels by Marriott Northglenn Denver. Dana Cain. 303-347-8252. Dana@DanaCain.com www.tdsupershow.com. 28-30 ~ Essington, PA. Doll & Teddy Bear Artist Convention. Clarion Hotel & Convention Center. Cindy Malchoff. 518-578-0006. dollnbearshow@tbai.com. 30 ~ Grapevine, TX. Doll & Toy Show & Sale. Metroplex Doll Club. Grapevine Convention Center. Linda Crowsey. 903-429-0128. lindacc45@hotmail.com. Rodney Waller. 817-988-8019. rwaller@swbell.net.
30 ~ Mt. Juliet (Nashville) TN. Doll & Bear Show & Sale. Community Center. Southeastern Doll Shows. Jackie Stone. jackiestone@charter.net. www.SoutheasternDollShows.com. 30 ~ Rossford (Toledo), OH. Doll, Bear & Toy Show & Sale. Toledo Doll Show. Total Sports Rossford. Karen Kosies. 520-270-0179. toledo@dollshows.net. www.toledodollshow.net.
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7 ~ Maitland, FL. Doll Show & Sale. Greater Orlando Doll Club. Venue on the Lake Maitland Civic Center, Inc. Barbara Keehbauch. 407-678-5678. bkeehbauch@msn.com. 15 ~ Madison Heights, MI. Doll Show & Sale. Doll Show Productions. UA Local 98 Plumbers. Michael Wolk-Laniewski. 248-252-9635. Jan Napier. 586-731-3072. jannapier69@gmail.com. 19-22 ~ Orlando, FL. “Out of This World” Doll Convention with Public Sales Room. Fire-Flies Golden Age of Dolls. Avanti Palms Resort and Conference Center. Cynthia Harris. 321-431-3133 (Message). charris779@aol.com. www.fire-fliesdollconvention.com.
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brownlindaellen@gmail.com An amazing 14.8” French Jullien with blue enamel sleep eyes, original French fully jointed body, and wearing an original peachy beige silk and lace dress with an Au Nain Bleu label. The dress has a hand stitched muslin lining. There is a matching bonnet. She has blonde mohair, a sweet smiling open mouth with teeth, and beautiful bisque. Her shoes are brown leather. All excellent and wonderful! Marked Jullien 4. $4200. 7.5” tall Simon & Halbig all bisque #886 with 5 strap booties, long black stockings, swivel neck,jointed arms and legs. Her blue eyes sleep and she has tiny teeth. Green silk dress with matching velvet bonnet, French strawberry blonde HH wig. Excellent condition. Adorable! $1995.
11” Figure C Jules Steiner . Incredibly beautiful tiny treasure! Ca 1885 Excellent bisque Nice original Steiner jointed body. Enchanting blue eyes. Red mohair wig, Original pink silk and lace dress Mark: Steiner Paris Fre C 3/0 Black leather shoes. Fine condition $7995. 10” Figure A Jules Steiner. Beautiful lively face, Lovely blue eyes. So precious! Fine original body. Excellent bisque. Original gold satin dress w/antique Victorian 14K amethyst pin. Brown leather shoes. Fine condition. Mark: A3 $4400.
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Lovely 14.5” French type Sonneberg marked 183, with solid dome head, big bulgy brown eyes, pale creamy bisque, Excellent original French style ball jointed body and a breathtaking face with a sweet closed mouth. Champagne beige silk Bebe dress with matching bonnet, French blonde mohair wig, brown leather shoes. A dreamy little doll! $1950.
Gorgeous tiny 12” Emile Jumeau in original cream and burgundy chemise with tiny tucks, fabulous face with big blue eyes, sweet closed mouth, copious dainty eyelashes painted; gentle expression. Wendy Feidt long blonde mohair wig, nice original jointed Jumeau body,original neck spring, and excellent bisque. Mark: Depose Tete Jumeau SGDG 3. So darling! $7600.
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