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Vanderbilt family oI Poftmouth, Rhode Island, 18 inches, in original clothes wiih period leather strap slip-on skates, realized $24,150 ai Skimer's De.ember sale of Toys, Do11s and collectables.

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Aas ttrelumeau risre or long race, 28 inches, imp.essed 13 and with the

Medaille d'Or stamp on the body, recently brought I 10,575 (approx. $15860) at Chnstie's South Kinsngion.

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5-lD kstnt all bisque 184 nntl 7" A.M. 323 cmogty, both in otiginol clothing. McMene5

Christie s bndon, 85 Old Btu ptot R@d, Seth K.nsingtd, Lnndof SW 3LD. 02G7881 7611 FrMe Clwt6 - cAlde & c)b*t6,1bis, PIse du Ge@t d. Gaulle,2,@ Chdb6 PhMe 02 37 U M JJ M.M6tds, P. O. Bor 7755, C'f,btilge, ohio 43725. 74J432''1479 Skinne/s,357 Moi Sndt, Bllton, I|IA 01740. 978-7795241 Ftuk@is Theind, 4 tu des Co@lin, 89130 Tonc!. 33 (0)3 85 74 31 76 Rihtrd Withitgl@, 590 centel R@d, Hillsboro, Ntu Honpshi/e. 6o346+32i2

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Tn l9l2Ste I oidered 50 blacl beaB made for lEngland tocommemorate the Trtanic d6a5ter on the 14th of Apnl, 1912. An ex.eptionally fine example of the mourning bear, 19-112 inches, sold at Christiet t-ondon for €91,750. this t anslat€s to $137,6251

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Once the piece was fomed, it was removed from the mold for tull air dryin8. Gentle sanding followed to .emove the mold edSe lines. In order for the molded piece to accept paint without abso.bing it, a seale., likely a tyF of varnish, w6 applied to the outside of the hollow fom. Wha completely dry, the fac€ and hair colo6 @uld be added.

The painting mi8ht be done by the mother, althouSh it was a matter of choice from among the o&er talented menb€rs of the family, d often young childr€n did this work. This artistry requir€d a delicate hand, partiolarly when exha curls or curly{es were painted onto the sides of the fac€s. Frequendy only thin outlines were painted around the edges of the doll's molded hair. A final coat of varnish was added to sustain the colors. Often the eye color was a pale aqua, althouSh sometimes a true blue was used.

Some evm had simple black spots for ey€s. On rare occasions lhey had inset Alass eyes. Without exceptio., the hat.olor was black.

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The bodies of these papier maches are usually the so-called "stifr' rype, prima.ily made from sawdust filled kid, but smeumes of linen. The tem "stifr is used btrause thei. construction d@s not allow them to sit oi bend. If you try to bend or move them, rheir limbs could easily break oft so don't try it!

Their lower ams and legs are made from lathe tumed spools of wood that are shaped narrower towards the wrists and ankles. The feet have simple painted-on sh@s, which require additional, separats .dving by hand. Sh@ were attach€d to the ankles with tiny nailt spiked on both ends and glued. Shoe colo. varies with red, g.eea yellow or black frequently seen. The hands are not separated at the wrists, but are carved sli8htly .upped-outwards with the fingers and thumbs carved beyond tlese. The workmanship naturally varies as ea.h wd hand done. Linbs are painted white which becomes more flesh colored when a final oat of vamish is this hdr hrs o lan& bad<f tap cittubt but. Sh. hrs an ink,sn!8 side ptufite. Nat h.t *knned qw elelid.,

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Their period of manufa€ture, from 1810 to 1850, copied the hair and clothing fashions of the day. One of the earliest haiistyles was a "high" hairdo, having numerous short Grls, molded to the sides of the head, usually above ear level. A "high" sq,,led papiermache shoulder head was seleted by the United Federation of Doll Clubs as their tradema.k "Miss Uniq,." Others have longer styles with back or top buns.

A few of the hairdo seen in this arti.le have been atkibuted or fashioned after an adual pereon. There is young Victoria, a likenes of the royal personag€ before becoming Queen, with her hair pulled around her ears. In the same photo is a doll with braids pulled around her ears. Hel top tnot has five graduating curls upon the top of her head" with a braid cir€ling beneath in the back. It is interestinS to note that both the ladies' dresses are made from a tinv red and white prinL apparentl) d popular de\iBn ar th* pe.oa 6r tt.".

Napoleon's wife, the Empress Josephine is also depicted. Note tl'e additional painted curl de€oration on the face sides of both dolls.

The smaller has a higher, more faniike top-do than the other. Borh po.tray the Napol@nic period in their hair stylin& and each doll has

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6Dtiace* tdetaide was a vivacious cermd pmcess .-/ who mar.ied rne Ln8lish King William Iv. The KinB had already siEd ten children by his mistresr prio. to his mar.iaSe with Adelaide. Thes€ ten stepchildren were surely a omplication at timer so we might forgive her if she chos€ to have her hai done in the most outragsus ways. I obtained the do[ pictured, at 32 inches, the talest such doll thal I owrr from the coll€dion of Estelle Winthrop who had dress€d her in an entirely hand stitched antique cotton print.

Mo6t long time collectors refer to this doll type as a millin€r's model. This term has become so widely ued and familiar, it has unJortunately stuck. By definitioa this terminology is not correct. A true milliner is one who makes, trims, desi8ns or sells hats, not one who weas elaborate hair styles. Still by habit, many of us will ontinue to ue this mme.

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N€arly two hundred years old, these papier mache dolls are among the earliest dous we can hope to own. They are a charming refle.tion of thet times and the Cerman papier mache doll industry.

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dolls in the world of atiqu6. tn fact when quened, €ollectoE of mtique dolls will ofta Elate tlEt m AM 370 or 390 was their first doll Purduse and yet, in the world ot nrrs atr i90 aea"ares J 2 iaJ$ t heishL ond hrs the nsetfur eyebrb pat ted b! Magile doll study these dolls are often overlooked in favor ot the a tsto. t"ite tte n;nbs 3gO'itci.ed .t louna i,it," toig" si," ,7* aats ao "ot "s*ity mor€ exotic specimens.In this artide I would like to e\plorc thenhu!th.raiefranth?3eaiotdDo.ourt6!olTh.DAtMueun,N.tuyott,Rt. ^.r"" some of the diversi5. of these "'cornmon German dolls."

Armand Marseille wasborn in St. Petersbur& Russia in 1856.

Borgtuldt, Cuo & Otto Dresl, Ofto Gm, Arranbe, C M Bergmm His family late. moved to Cobu.g in Thu.ingia. In 1884 Amand md Peter S.]re4 just to nme a few. Due to the ld8e number of bought ihe Lambert toy making factory in Someberg and in 1885 companies that bought the heads, the A M dolls .d be fomd on d he acquired the porcelain fa.tory of Liebernann & Wegscher. The endless vdiety of ki4 kidolene, mmposition and wood bdies. porcelain factory oriSinally made bowls for pipes d whistles After Armand retired in about 19U his sorr Herman, took ov€r but in 1890 Marseillebegan to produce bisque doll heads. Most of the compmy. Theh produ.tion of dolls grew, diminished, and the established Sonneberg toymakers at that time came from thrived again through the ever .hanging decades of the early 20th families who had for generations worked in the lcal toy .entury. AM continued to make dolls into the 1950sindustry, conversely Mareeille was a foreigner from a wealthy The mold numbers 370 and 390 were made from 1900 until at family who was looking for a business ofhis own. He rm his least 1938. The longevity of thse models can be attributed to the company with a very independent attitude, refusinS to advertie pleasnt appeal of these "Dolly Faced" molds, the constant or participaie in the Gerrnan trade fairs. Instead he relied on his updating ofthe features of the dolls and their modest price. These social skills and multilingual .apabilities to make business were the dolls that almo6t everyone colld afford to own. The contacts. His approach obviously worked very well and by 1893 term Dolly Face refers to the irend toward a simple stylized his porcelain factory employed 550 people making bisque doll beauty in the Cerman child dolls made from 1880 into the 1900s. heads and all bisque dolls.

TheE dolls depicted swet, healthy childreD mu.h less fu$y in Ammd Ma$eillds business war at ils height, the largest appearance than their Fren.h counterparts. The dolly faced doll manufactu.et of dolls in C€many. His fim made doll heads 60. tends to have a smewhat blank expression. lndeed this numerous compani€€ and distributorc including Butle. Brothe6, "blankness" was a large part of the play value of these dolls as it 28

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allowed the .hild to proiect a van€ty of emotions into the doll. The dolly fa.ed doll al$ ld up to the transition among dollmakerc toward the dEracter dolls of the 1910s. The character dolls depicted strong and distinct emotions of their own and were consid€red an improvement over lhe dolly face although it is interestirg to note that these character dolls always appeal€d primadly to adult buyers and were never as hiShly ravored by children as 'Ihe mark AM 370 and 390 are found on

dols rmginS in size from 8 to 42 inches. The

pahtirS of their features vary hom the earlier somewhat sfter shading to the more vibrant tones favored in the 1920s and 30s.

They wer€ available with ffred on colorin& in painted bisque, and in composition. In 1910 Marseille took out a patent (Germm DRGM 3r/ 439) for inserting tur eyebrows

into bisque heads and this improvemmt is often found on the 390.

The 370 is a shoulderhead doll and is

usually found on kid or kidolene ( a synthetic material resembling oilcloth) bodies. These bodies can have gussetted joints or Ne Plus Ultrajoints. The Ne Plus Ultrajoint is a riveted joint first patented in 1883. The 370 is usually found with fixed set German glass eyes.

The 390 is a skd head doll and so it is genetany found on the typi.al G€rmm-style ompGition ball iointed bodies and on @mposition walking bodies. Late. exampl€s or the bisqueheaded 390 are often sM on the cheaply made "stick type" ompositim body. The C,€rman glass €ys u*d for the 390 are the typical weighted sleep type popular durinS their time period. The brows of both the 370 and the 390 e molded (aside from the previously mention

examples with inset tu. brows) and the painting varies hom a few simple strokes to a heavier multi stroked eftuct. Wigs are either mohair o. human hair.

Ttese dolls can be found in onginal hone made clothing and in factory dres*d ve.siore. The fa.tory made clothin8 has the splashy, smewhat Sarish l@k s often en in doll cataloss of t}le day. These were

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outfits made to c.eate impre$ive displays in showroons and shops and usually did not hold up well to actual play. When presenl both factory and original home made clothing can be an invaluable aid to dating examples of this proliic So rehember, while the molds

AM 370 and 390 may be the greatest common denominatore in the antique doll world, the dolls that bear these marks are an impo.tantpart of the story of dolls and have eamed their pla€e in our studies and .oll€ctions.

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Iurgs and Ma.ianne Cieslik GrDa" Doll En.y.ldp.dia. Cumberland: Hobby Honsc Press, 1985

Dorothy S., Elizabeth A., Evelyn I. Coleman

The Collectot's E clrlopedia ol Dolh vo|. t g tl.

New York CroM Publishe6, In.., 1968 & 1986 lan Fotlke, The BLue Book oJ Dalls afld V"lues Vol.2 thrcugh 14. Cumberland: Hobby Hou$ Pres, 1976, 1978,'t984, 1982, r9a4, t9, t9a7, 1989,1991, t993, 195, t997, t999 Madeline Osbome McrilLfl,.A, o/Dolls.

Cumbedand: Hobby House Prs, 198s Lydia Rjhret, Tteasury oI Gdna Dolls.

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9. The shrff ihat deahs are frade of. Exquisite penier.arly porirait 16", € ly 8'bau body, pale blue spiral ey€s with da.k btue nm. Has a winter oltfil ori8inal har of .rimsn velvet, parasl and white wml coat with crimM him.

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14.16" swivel necked Elass eyed Panan. Superb qnality, bisque hmds, oigimlcostune defies demprron. Really mNum quality $1,7o5

lt. An enahantins rae pullto) Tlredollshavc faces of th. high€sr quality, glass eyes and

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by Eloise Freenan nyone who knows me well is tully aware that I, Eloip Frecman, could never kcep a s€cret. The good news is that as I rapidly approach anoiher birthday my advanced a8e has rendered me forSetful. So spil your gurs, tell me anything you wish, I will probabl) not remember it anlvay . . .

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However when it comes to th€ rcalm of dolls, ioys and the remote poiential to view and obtain such items, fumy, my twenty-nine year old mind operates like a sbeel trapl Here's the s.oop. A few months a8o one of my dearest friends affrounced that she had just retumed from Kansas City, Missouri where she visited a toy and miniature mEurn that she deemed

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Dorcthy md lae Coleman. Interestingly enougtr upon exiting the mu!€um,I disthcdy rEcal the 6$t word that Domthy Colman uttered . . . it was "insedible." Folowed by, "couldn't ihey have gotten just one thing right?" Touch6.

I askql arcmd in hy circle of dol collecror friends, fishing for additional opinions, dd their "incr€dible" was folowed by, "You will absolutely love it, Eloi!a."

By th.t time, never havinA heard of this enigmatic mus{:ln,I was feeling like I had b€€n living under a rock and certain that my

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Luckily, whefl I plac€d ihat pathetic phone cal I was pul thmugh to on€ of the founde6, Mary HaEis Fracis. As a fellow colle.lor dlat has certainly left her shar€ of no6€ pdnrs on mtique shop windows that rudely display sigls remin8 'dos€d, back next year," she ful.ly understood my plighl.

Sh€ $aciously ananged a private tour on the Monday that I would be in townl Now, all I had ro do was count the days!

I remember reading in the museum's brdhue that it was lo.ated on the campus of the University of Missouri so as I naviSated th€ st@ts of Karsas City toward the university, I was on the lookout for a boxy, "institulional

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I'm sure he felt it would be "safe" to take me alonS on this short trip as we were flying on Suday, hi5 business ne€ting was scheduhd for Monday, and then we would retuh on Tuesday mominS. what kind of t ouble could I Eet into?

Bolton has no inteEt in doUs or mtjque shoppinS, yel he is tully aware that doll shows don't take place on Mondays, and that many antique shops clN Monday as a day of rest.

Warily, my beloved agr€ed that I.ould a.ompay him on his trip.

My Kansas Cily adventue beg with a phone €all lo lhe museum to inquire at'out hours of operatim, etc.,... only to leam that the Toy and Miniatur€ Mwu of Kansas City is not open on Mondays or Tuesdays.

Once I had forced down the pdic thdr hdd ris€n in my throat, I composed myself sufficiently to request a museum book and pamphleis, resigning myself to the fact lhat the only joy I would experience in Ka$as City would bea steak dinner.

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Once inside the museum's f.ort doo., my ey6 darted wildly in every direction, eventually resting on a monolithic annqu€ msical model of a Fremh chateau that absolutely dominaues the mus€um's lobby

and rightly so - it is a mastelpiecel I tried to listen politely as the Iadies presented a quick lesson concemhg the mus€m's history md ils' layout. The mEum op€ned its doors in 1982 in the aforementioned mareion on the h , and in 1990 a maior renovation tripled the size of the museum, gready increased display space, expanded the gift shop and created a room for special evmts.

The majority of Mary Hanis' toys and Barbda's hiniatues have been given to the museum's not-f or-prof it f oundation.

My apologies h€re, I must admit my mind was wandering as ihe ladie. were talkin8. I hop€ these d.t6 and derails ar€ con€ct. I remsnber wondering how could I po6sibly maneuver that incr€dible chat€au out the front d@r while the ladi6 werent looking. . . and would the,ury buy my "iemponry insaniY'pleas should I get caught? I thm r€rnemb€red what black and white sEiFs do to my figu€, and how difficdt it would b€ to accessorize a bal and drain. I snapped to atbention.

Unfortunaiely for me, Barbea Mffihall was mrnJnitd !o a prcvious mSaSernent and had to dash out early. So, alter a rMrvelous inhoduction explaining the diff€1ences between miniatures and toyt prEfend by an tique auto@[on- believe it or nol slP led me inio a multi-faceied 8al€ry that hous€s her miniatur€s.

From the Louis XV Salon with its computer controlled lighting system capable of simulating dawn and dusk, to the draftsman's dd r@m, I w6 in pure awe - - . an elegant coll€.tion of antique and .ontemporary piffes, ass€mbled by an equally elegant and gracious coll€ctor.

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technology. Thari you, Barbara for a renewed and much deepr resF.t for thes€ Upon exiting the miniature galleries, Mary Hanis excidly led me into her dont in. At that point in my tour, what was increasingly ot vious io me was iust how mu.h these two women erfry sharing their collections with others. They mjoy the

p€rsonal contact and the r€action of visiiors.

It was thm that I Elized how hcky t w4 to rcceive this tour from tlxrn Flsonatly.

Mary HaEis' couectiois dominale the "old house" winS of the mus€um. Ihese

exhibit r@rns are intimte and cozy, the perfect backdrop for her bEnd of coneciing.

The 6lst tiny rcom that she led me into was a little piece of heav€i 6I€d with Sunday tolE, Noah's ark, sdrcol rooms ed

folky model .hui.hes. The next room was also small, yet filled with cui6iti6, not toys

or miniatures ne€essa.ily, but just plain tun!

There are eashel souvmirs, beaded uiosities md tumiture crafted from bird fuathers and wishbones. En hmting! venturing on, passing niches displayinS fantastic dolls' houses by such makers as Bliss and Gotts.halk, I gasped when I spied what must be the largest 19ih.entury Ceman papier mache shoulderhead in the worldl It is housed in a viSnette along with items from a now closed histonc

downtown Kansas City department store.

The sight of the shoulderhead alone is worth the price of admission!

Al$ housed in the room is,n incredible display of litho8raphed paper Paia/ ofthe Couflt s Houe.It stnnlsoti i e fet toll!This rtu n s t6 29 irches tdll,38 inches uide lnd 4l u.h4 d?pp. h tonkth: tM I Enh Ia.hkndoll,haa the lSb1s dlanS u hM ou-d@<sori\ iadudhs a ttecauE,Elft rt. otuotu bFd ds? and a im,h toto Sdne

One als notes along the way, the original ar.hite.hrral elements of the rooms su€h as tovely.rown moldings, fluted columns and leaded glass - the ambi ce is sublime!

It was the treasure housed in the nexi exhibit room that nearly had the staff running to dial9tl for me. Like a vision, rhere befoie my eyes, was my dream house "The Coufs House," a French, -mansard-roofed beauty that towers a

stming nine feet talll

It was built in 1875 to house a family of French Fashion dolls. My astute hostess/

Mary Harrir rsognized that "deer caught in the h€adlights" Iook on my fac€, sat down for a bEak, then itrtructed Mary, a cherished staff member, to open the front of the mansion for me. After peering through each and every window . . .

I piayed I I straightened pictures, re ananged tumituE, and discuss€d vintage wallpaper and chandelier styl6 to the sheer bemusement of Mary Harris.

Better th professional therapy! She gene.ously indulged me as long as time W.S. Reed oI Imninstd, Mnschusetts nade this Littk Chtnbemid bedtM set in the ldte 7890s.

After a leisurely sEoll through a smal 8allery room that hollg more of Barbara's perfect scale miniatures, includin8 one of my personal favorites box - a shadow ioom created by Mrs. Thom of Chicago's Art Institute's famed Thom rooms. it was time to ascend a lovely staircase to the second floor exhibit rooms.

Still weak in the kn€€s and intoicated with love for "The Cout's House," I was led by the hand into galeries containin8 "boy's toys," ircluding vintage traint planes and automobiles,.

A most memorable exhibit room houses a tribute to America's Heartland and the family farm. In this exhibit there are

A e\arryk ol nid ni etenth entuty British klk

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charming folk art fam hous6 and barns, toy hactors, bamyard animals and a .harming folk art windmill. Truly, I can't find the words to d€sc be this touching exhibit some things you,ust have to s€e and f€el- for yourselvesIn other rooms upstaiE there are exquisite epmples of German kitchens, butcher shops, charming stores, boxed teasets, Steiff animals and mo.e exquisite dolls' hous6 complete with tumishings.

And don'tworry, dolls are very well represented here/ from a multitude of dolh' house dolls to French Fashion dolls with their fumiture and accesso.ies.

There is arso a large galery upstaiE that hollg a changing special exhibit! As the end of th€ tour near€d I couldn't help but r€menb€r that I had only jnst leamed of this mawelous museum- l'm sure there e many

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Phone: (610) 385-3809

Haw m mliq@ doll yo'd lile to *1, d @ ytu d He 6iocd? AtEd @ ol @ buyDE & Gtiralim clini6, held al tE dEp n@ llm ulil5pm m dE Iold{inE SatudaF tuEary loltr, Mar} llXh & Apil l4dl Tso dol dortm wil be d hdd to pMide fe Et)Gtio oNlhtim, and Deha wil be blyin8 dolls ail day

Museum Collection 2,000 dolls.

Irench Bisque, Sctrcnhut, Grcinem, Wa& Cerman Bisque and french lashions.

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Approx. 45 miles west of Philadelphia Drectims (from Philadelphia) take 76 W€st to Kin8 of Prusi. exit 268; South

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1875 to 1925 was coBidercd the Golden Age of the all-bisque doll. T1te French are credited with the manufacture of the fi6t all bisque dolls. They GII€d them "poup€e de pochs" or pocket dolls. They could littrally travel in your pcket, or they could be a fetching companion to a bigger doll.

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Collectorc use the tem Frmch-type because

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Although thae are notable exceptione after a few years, French ompanies prefered to buy dolls frcm C,ermany md then co6hme, wig and packag€ themselves for that truly "French" look.

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Frenah tyE ollbisqts, c-1885. Sinat and Hqlbig bo! tuith noldad hat.

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|' Si on dnd HotbiS, c. 1894.

They were quite.lear about *ds, dd stated, "tle Po.ketsized dolt will be referred to as the mignonette if you don't mind." lt was a successtul markehng strategy and the populdity of the tiny dolls took a giant leaP forward

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The joumal prcmoted a stedard size mignmette, initially

. 10 cm, Fesumably a baiefoot nodel. After 1886 a Simon

and Halbig "black stxking", size 1, was u-sed. This erEbled the magzine, who6e publjsher, Mad e Lavallee-Peronne, also rm a suesstul doll boutique, to ell iterc of clothing and accessories as well as pattems for those who wished to drs their miFonette. C6tumes were elaborate, made of silk with nbbons and lae. b PouW Modele also r/fied a luurious paper sal@n in which tt€ miSnonette might

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On the fol tight a K?s,net 178 cholader toddlet, c. 1910.

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Kestner Xooglies uith binted knees tnd elb@s, c.1910

enoertain and a paper ?atisserie" in whidr th€ mignonette could happily indulSe her swe€t t@th.

All bisque dolls could b€ pur.hased in the many luxury French doll boutiques and .lso ftom Errcnres catalo8s, where, begiming

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around 1872 they were oftured in sp€cial packagin8 consisting of elaborate presentation boxes, baskets or trunls with exquisite wardrobes, layettes and accessories. Miniature tumishin8s in every con €ivable form tables, clairs, bedr elaborate

sedm-.hairs, carriaSes, dressing tabler we boxed miniature r@ms were a perfect comPlimen*o the -stylish miSnonette. Accessodes simitar in type to those used with fashion dolls - oPera Slass€s, brushes, combs. mirrors and the like - wae r€adily available. Beginning in the r880s all bisque dolts weE often used in the mtruction of mechanical toys, th€ir tiny forms particularly fetching in medmical cafts, carous€ls, and as part of a larg€r automated scen€s.

By the mid-1890s Gemany had made s€dous ituoads into the prcfitability of dle Fen h firm6.

G€rmany's accession in the doll narket wa6 helped by &eir diskibution to American .oncems. wooing buyeE at the annual

Someberg Toy Fair they worked

with departmmt stor€s and import

Cnca 1910.

fims to market their dolls directly to the American consumer. In l9U the In Poupee Modele atuo$ced to its readers that "the small all-bisque dolls de sold out; theE will never be

All bbqu4 pa,laqcd ,n Ld4h p(g. and @oting bun v , btun6 @e d Wulat thew.

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Not surprisingly, the innovations, patents and trends that affected their bi88er sisteE also afiected arl bisqu€s. During the late 188ft when well-tedo Victorians ejoyed t avel to exotic places, we s€€ an increased production of aU bisque bla.k brcwn and Oriotal dolls 6 well as dolls des*d in folklore Gtun6.

The narrow faces of the early French-type all bisques gradually evolved to more .hildlike proportions. Vanous styles of painted shoes and stockinSs followed popular fashion didates. Edly anicllation by means of ball jointed elbows and/or knees (patents registered in 182 by Femand Sustrac and in 1879 by Schmit et [ils) was repla.ed by hidden skinging l@ps. when compo6itionbodied dolls gained teeth so did all bisques. With some notable exeptions pierced ears we.e used infrequently with all bisques.

Keshe/s all bisque 101 retured to in don jargon as the ,,w.6tler" had pierced ea6, and luneau did produ.e a very limited number of Tete model mignonettes with pier.ed ears.

Th€ term "wrestkl,, r€fers to the 102 trta*ed Kesbrer bur if certain other characteristics are in place including an open mouth with two square teeth on the top .nd one on the bottor4 a wide fae, pierc€d ears, fat limbs, one arm b€nt up more than the other and b@tines (typically black with four sEapr but other colo.

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variations exist) it qualifies as a wrestler. Kestner's 120 with the fae of a Circle Dot Bru is also called a wresder.

Well irto dle twmtieth c€ntury, all bisque dolls continued to paJallel trends in th€ rest of the dol mdket. Art charactei models with mold.d hair by H@badL and delightftn googlies with dubby bodies ad side-glancing eyes were made by a number of Grman firms. Creations by popular dol artiste among them Ro€e ONeill, Gm.e Story Puhm, Gra.e Dayton and C€ryine Averill, were eminently suited for the dl bisque doll. Tlte flapper l@k he.alded a long limbed all bisque doll with bd.bed hair. Produ.tion of all bisques continued into the r%Os, alrhough no new nodels w@ inhoducEd in these later years. The end of C,€rmany's dominane in the doll market and the grcwth of the Amencan dol induslry effecliwly mded the era of dte all t squ6.

The largest all bisque Plrducels are coisideEd to be Kestner and Simon & Hrbi8. AldrcuSh hc1 arE unma*e4 S&H r€gisber€d an 8m se.i6 for a[ bisque produclion and K€.tEa who originaly made al bisques with heads identical bo dEit do6€d mouth composition dols, reSister€d a lm reries. Models were made m l]uy siz€t

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What do collectors of all bisques look for? Considered the rar€st is the swivel-waisted all bisque by Kesrn€r. Othe. rare

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EIBLIOCRAPHY: The Lit e Orc' Erench ond Gqkdr A,l-!ir4!. Doile by Florence Thenault, 1999.

In th. Pdld olone s Lknd, Sn llSistk Odls, 1321920, FloMe Thenauft 1996.

Cold Hoe Publishing till6. lo orde. cau r80G96G3655.

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AU bi.qu pdfuction @s beainniry to @inll.loua u 1920s, btt inerp?nsiu toulty tlolls y.a/s. coatiued to b nr.t - Mony sinpk inexpe$iu att bisque dotts stryed uachnns.d hr sotu

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS tt8[UARY l-{/3 f,mtvil., MD DolllDe Erhib,t. B€a[ &ws

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H(@.301'762'1,192. wnipp.ny, Nl- Antiqu. Doll & &ar Show.

Bn.hsoodManor JMKShows 973-627-9n.

10 B.ron Rou8., LA. Doll Sllow & sale. Ramrda Im 50.1336-{291.

1c11 Colmbu!, OH. Doll Auction. Cotl't DoU Auctim, 74+964+14]l.

1 25 AtL i(Gly,Nl.Coll6libl65[M. fl€wAd bc

t7 S.r Di.to C,t htiq!. & Col.<tible DoUs & Tqn. 619-n2-5315.

18 P.ln B.adL FL Mini u6Shos.HiltonImwal Paln Sdch Anpod B4htst i PDmohm,Inc.

Culver City, CA

0CIOBER20rH Paudena EIk todge

40 W. Colondo 8lvd. Pasaden4 CA Hours 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Aclml33lon $5.00

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5-8 B.dfidburyG. .ny, Doll Anisn Clild Eump@n Cdvdtid. M.ritin Hokl. Inna,

3 Pho, TX, Doll Show. Plano Cdte. MeEoplex Doll Club. 9{G36+3114

{ C.nto4 MA" Doll & Teddy &ar Shos & sale.

Gabdelt Au.iion Gllery. ,eam MelaNn. 781x267@7. a Tol.dq OH. Doll Show & Sale. Stranah C@t H.U. Tol.do Gl.$ Cio Doll colldo6.

11r1rr?t62.

w6lCt6i.., P .Antiq6s|xn &S.leQvC

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Civic Cenhr Auditoriuo. Easten ShoE Doll study Club ol Alabama. 33446&735t.

10 ,..tervill€, IL Artique Doll & Colldible ShN. Mlft.o Templ€. M. Hill. 90!221'1235. r0 LLeLnd, Dolls L &ar shu & s€le. 1,1@ Mimr Cmr€r. Tmpi..l Doll study CIub oI

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breUnd. 86185&2959.

4117 ovqland Av€nue,

Artisr5. 92o.16&783,L

xtAtcH lr c.nn6b!r& MD Ant\u DoUs Sha & Sale

10 Alendo, t{Y. Doll 5l@ & Sak. Ale@dq Rereahm Hill. 71t591'2341.

10 F.nhope, AL Doll & Toy Show & Sale. FailnoF

Veterans Memorial Building

Mmori,l tl,I. HGr€d by &y AEa P@lain Doll

1 Mrin Ao.na IA. Doll Show & Sale. Amana

4ll7 0verland Avenue

SEPfiMBER8nT

DoU Club 716172.37]-l

Fanaounds. Golda Gal. Sh@' 4ls'38'2252.

'rl Studio Pdk- Cl'6hr €@nt! Hisioiicl Sooery.

400 W. Colorado Blvd. Pasaden4 CA

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1 vulmm, MI. Doll Show & Salc. X.Lnazm

Velerus Menorial Building

tlk Lodge,

PmmolioB. 57G62G2422.

31 Alh.ville, NC, Cetrudn Heuback Dolk & FiguriB. Bilnnoe Estale &trpark RetauEnt o'sly Doll club 828-667-1690.

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502-4alsTAR.

x s jR, CA. Doll Shos SantaClaraCo6ty

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Pasadena

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c6hr. Bellmd t{6rs. 301-%}31(h.

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25 Allmbw! PA. tl,ll, T.ddy & Miniatue she & Sal€. &ys Im Co.'ieFN€ Cmter. HentaS€

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, El P&, Tr Doll Show & sah. Qulily Inn. Su c@hy Doll Folk. 9l*5 1t6.

Culver City, CA

Ciiy Corolid Cai.r. Bdmlield As,rles.

cdrotre cenkr Tom Bishop. 954755 0373.

U-18 rdmk , VA. Doll Show. Rdmt€ Cilic Calt.

rairymnds, Mmlgoft ry Cou.l,v ASridnhral

P O gor 34093 Groiodo Hirh, CA 91394

Arts Glild. 607-132-,{92.

,1 Cuh NY. DoI Show & Sd€, Cuba-Rushlord tl.@lary School. TIE Southr6ien York-Pm

sottish B.ji. Cor.r. 5.n Deto DoI club.

SANDY r(uNE (Et6) 366.{&A

s..dra YmB. 81&36&4618.

Fh;da Don cou6ios' Guild. 9oI-672-M,t. rcrr It L!d.td.l.,IL MirntuE Stuw 9et0.

Sniks C,"6 CdL Tom BislDp. 95+75tu3B. 10 lidudd,v .DollShM&S.h.TIE9Bt?lre Amx. CapiLlDoll Club,80+27 )091.

11 0.llN., wA- Antiqu. Doll & Toy Malt*€i.

11 t sin& Ml, Doll ShM & Sal€ Holiday lnn Wesl.

JM Cmday. 517-69!3{63.

17 Atl&t , G,l Mhiar!6 Show. Cmlort lrr

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711348-7113.

2,1 Auol1 OH. Pip6 Doll Lu(hon Str naSt Horel The Cl.qm Valley Doll Cl ub 140.25 i.76c2 24 Culv.r Cit, CA. Annqu. & Coll<iible Doll Show. veteEtu Memoiial BuildinS. FoBer Young.

22.25 S.r ro!€, CA, DoI ShM. Dolbklre Hotel. Doll

&llaue Inn B6t W6ieh 42 1!9516.

,7r iqlz a d Olbttibb Ihlb, To'ys & Oears

covdtion coier. spo@td by Dolls,lAll.

lO D.t{,m 0.rd,IL Doll, &ar & Ioy 9w.

r)btu 8.rd Ren& CmI@ Cmier Easl

Young

21 tmo, NV. Nt & T.ddy Bear ShN Roo

r0 Srtt B.rb.n, C . Doll Sh.w & SaL. Ea, Walm sh@Cnund!. S.nl! Balbam Doll Cl!b.

11 NI, Doll & &ai 5h@. flD Rolnlm Cmler F.nkiSh D.kiMn Uniwfily. lM( Shos 973.$27-Wt.

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X s6 Cit, rc. Toy & Doll Show. Ja.r Rodm Civn Cdt4. 78,5-243-3774.

1, Feddcl6bur& VA. Doll Show & Sale. RiveEide CmFme Cmlf. ludy B@den. 70!58G1188.

U r@icL w.{, DollShM & Srl€. W6r Ccsr Tr,'

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Cities Hottl. Mid<olumbii Doll Club. 50}78]3415.

P{t:llq, WA. Arhqrc & Cou€(ribk Do[ & Bear 9rw & sale. r.i€ou.d5. Ri.hird & Charks

!ii$l 50'2a+.{062.

1, lo@k , NC. Doll Show & Sal.. Marri. Cmly Fam6 Markel. Mathr Bown Liley. 252-792-51,12

F.irgmuds.JeanCanaday.tlT-69+3663.

Coloni6 RV Parl. Hawte_ve Doll Club o1los,. 31+ e5e2d54.

S*its€tund. Jl+32'37}.13J9.

s N.v..L city, CA.lntemti@l T€ddy &ar

Cmvmhm MilY6Fou.dr Mnla B.rmatPr l]G2655801

7 LrM.1c , Doll Show La Me/san 0r€go Dou Cuild 619'29&2t47.

7 Syn ue, Nt. Doll& Teddy Be.r Sho{ & nk. rsignh ol colmbus. S€rcid. Doll Chb of Cenb'al Nes York. 31H46:62{5.

3 Mila.d{, wI. Doll & Teddy &.r Show & Sale Selb Hall Orphe ln 0'. Attic. Mrry€ Haen.

262.255-4$5.

21 H.trynrlcrl Doll&Teddy &arsho Cdkruial Hrll. trm

IIma 929{7-lm

2l N.* Hnibd, iIY. Doll Club Show & 5.k. tiEr United MetlDdsl Chu.h. H€nhte Doll CllD ol Cmt al N4 Yo&. 3lt7:a0922

2r.n Porrl .[ OR- Artiqu€ & Coll€.lible DoU & &a! show & saleExpo ce.hr &.hard & chan6

Sdie$|. 503.284$62 21.2, Ri.hso.4 vA. Doll Expo. Ri.hhmd R @way.

Pr€mlrd by D&s PrmotioN 80+539-5,m 2l &nd, UT. Doll, 8.ai & Toy F6lival sou$

faft

Erpcihm c{Ei TIE clwd!. &/7-3513657

22 CMb!,& P . Doll ShN & Sale. Mouta'n ViM

lm. klElHitN ds DoU CIL!b oI PercyMnia.

z+!r&ct84

22 ,.n.brr, M, DoI Shx & s.le Holidry Im. IE

YounS Hea DoU Club. 60+75207

22 Kinl.n4 oH. DoI & Teddy Be..show & sale.

EudidBe hcafe&Musum.I\echvel dDoll Club. ,1,(}9,1685,10.

2l M. !0b., c,Md. Doll Show & Sale. IJt@tional IM. Manitoba Doll CIub. 204-.{82.4932.

u Saitnbw., NY, DoU Salc Sh.nlo ShithtoLr Hoid. Tne Don Shrdy Club. 5lc67t{998.

2&29 td Ar!.18, CA, N.hoMl Arhqu. Doll D.als Sordn Xnet6. S05-!3,!,ril0

2, NdthDddF, MN. Doll, Ieddy &rr & Tov slDw. NonnbndSr MaL (nm Ca[in... t07-]z-r9l

lo Tne Trad[ioD Of TIE alion.l Doll Fcstlv.l. W. Prood, ?res€nl

MOOERN OOIL & BE6R

M6KER'S MaRKET .U With th. flatiotol ttoll r.Jt vdl

2 ]TfiTIONfi t DOtt FESTIUfi t o IlI FTLf,llT€, GF . 60G0ST 4-8, zOOl

Presenling Ihe Show OlThe Yeor, The fobulous l4th Annuol

SHEitFTOtI FTIFI{TF tlOTEL. 165 COU'ITLFIID

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Charmi.gl Apprux. 22 inch6 tall, I I in.hes a ide. t4700

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