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By Batbara Frushet

I A Ie fir.l mer h.en and lul,r Rodl dboul lwelve VV y"r,. ugo Ken hdd lelpphoned ro invirc u\ to viewlulia's doll collection and select a few pieces for auction. Iutia deemed this necessary in order to make room for some recently a.quired

ravo.ites. So began a friendship and business reldtion.h,p lhal hd\ rcmdined to thi\ day. Over the yeart Iulia or Ken would smetimes telephone to ask our opinion regarding a recently pur.hased doll, or one they were contemplating buying, but wanted to confirm information given them by the seller. Ken was parti.ulaily enthusiastic when he telephoned about purchasin8 an A. Marque for lulia on the o.casion of their weddin8 anniversary.

The photo of this maivelous .reature erplains without word" the rer,on fo. hij e\crlement IIb exquisite and most rare doll will be sold along with numercus others on Mar.h 13 & 14 2004 in Mesa, Arizona at ihe Mesa Centemial Center.

Collectin& and colle€ting dolls in particular, A, Mdque Eren h bisqu. dolL it orixinal costunt was a love .lose to Iulia's heart. The resulting diversity of this collection reflects that love. Julia always found something to leam and admire from ea.h and every piece. Her collection .ontinued to grow, the focus extending to include bisque pido babies md fiSuriner holiday candy containers, and all mamer of doll related items.

Having spent many happy years as*mbling this colle.tio4 it was lulia's wish that her collection be offered at auction so that others may have the opportunity of enjoying that whi.h gave her so

Julia "Dudie" Roat

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We are saddened by her passing and feel pnvileged to offer her wondertul .ollection for auction.

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Dudie's inteiest in dolls blossomed when she met the wife of the prBident of the University of Cincinnao Dry Dredgers, a ollector of fossils. Julia's husband, Ken, president of the U.C. Mineralogy Club, was a good friend of Mr. Dred8e.s. The firct encounter of the two women produ.ed a great {.iendship because they both enjoyed dolls. Dudie had always relt people would thin-k her iuvenile ror expressing her interest in dolls as an adult (she did not realize there was a nationwide.lub of grown-up doll colle.tors). That evening when she met Dry, she also purchased her very first dollll The rest is history - . . hundreds of antique and collectible dolls, figuiines and toys later. an acomplished lulia was a very talented woma

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Greg Mountcastle do€s nothing in a small way. China loves will never for8ei his inq€dible 1998 exhibit in Ne Orleffi, "Portraits in Porcelain . . .

A Study of China Dolb 18451945," a proie.l five years in lhe makin& and one for which he was given the UFDC Award of Excellence. For the most recent special exhibit in New OrleaG, "A Passion ror Parian. . . Painted Ladies, Tind Bisque" he demonstrated that more is b€tter, assembling an ovemhelming nunber of bisque dolls hom early ptoducuon in 1845 to 1945.

Enhancin8 this eye-boSgling display were exquisite 19th .entuy oil paintings, figurines, and the piace de r6sistance, e enormous Eiff€l Tower shategically located near th€ French bisque dolls.

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Dons were chronologically displayed begirming with wh.t @llectors €noneously refer to as Parians. For some time now GreS has been battling the misus€ of this te!m.

"There are no Pdi dols. Even the ierm untinted bisque is inconect a5 eye, haia and lip color i6 added" he says. "The more conect term would be tinted bisqu€ shoulderh€ads."

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porc€lain is highty absorb€nt d if lhe arrist nakes a mistake, lhe piece was dis.arded or sometimes refired. China howspr has under glaze, and if a mistake $as made, it could be wiped ofi with the new and tremendous d€tlwd for toys ed dols begiminS in the mid 19lh cr{rtury, expedien y ed mass produ.tion naturaly led to greater nrmbers of china dolls.

This ambitious study of European bisque doll production offered many comparisons b€twen dols of the same and similar molds. It is not uusual to e the same mold used for chin4 tinted bisque, papiermache, even on occasion rubber dolls. The ea est tind bisque shoulderheadr like china dollt followed the same progEssion ftom press€d bisque to poured. Molds became increasingly more detailed with muin8 array of complex hairstyles, han d{oration, elaborate molded ne.klac€s and cotlals. These elegant ladi6 (.nd a few rare men) display the height of fshion, a world of privilege and luury. A plumpe. childlike look, one we associate wilh the dolls of Alt, Beck and Gottschalk rolowed.

Continuing through the display one saw a dzling aray of bisque F ench-made dols illust atinS significant trends and imovations in bisque doll production and body types. Lovely fashion ladies, bebes and mignonettes showcased the golden a8e of French dol artistry. DurinS the final quarte. of the 19lh ctntufy, we see an emerginS fas.ination with ethni€ dolls Odmtal and AJd€an dolls wilh tinted bisque tones md o.casionaly special nolds en ouraged by lhe 8r€at Intemtional -Exhibitions held worldwide. The growing asc€ndancy of German doll production and lhe ttuy exciting md prcfound changes in the dol industry such as.hracter fac€s, infant d bent limb bodi6 ad dolls wilh exaggerated faces were evidenced by array of dolls from the most elusive chdacters io doUy-fac€d eramples.

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quality leproductions of tind bisque shoulderheads by doll artists Emma Clear and l'{artha 'Ihompson. Wilh examinatiorr a col€ctor can easily d€termine the

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uring the nineteen ihi.tier the Madame Alehder Doll Conpany of New York City pftrduced dolls that were higllly succstul, su.h as the Princs Eliab€th and w6dy-Am @atioc. Thesc dols also t@k on variG additioml identitiE durin8 their time of production. For exmple, the Princ€s6 Elizbeth became Mccuffy Ana, Flora M.Flimsey md Kate GrMaway with newly desiSned costumes.

The same held ilue for Wendy-Am. Other compmies of that era sought to capitalize from the suc€ess of the Alexmder Compey by ofturinS similar mechandise. Cedainly, Arranb€e's various Nancy @ations @ found to $metim6 @mble the Priness Elizbedt and dEn again the Wendy-Am dolls.

A 19so/51 Dollspat Price Catalogue rec€ntly b€.ame available from the estate of Mre. Esther Sahr as well as several Princess Elizabeth and Werdy-Ann so called "look-alike" dolls. ME. Sahr lived in Schenectady, NY and for some ten years, from the late nin€teen forti€s though the nineten fifties, bought "blanl6" from the Dollspart Supply Co. of New YorL thes€ dolls weR not mk€d, wiSaed or dothed. She dress€d and wigged thern and sold the finished ptoduct to the Ka.l Departmmt Sl,orE in Scheneciady. While the dolls under disossion and ilustrated with this arti.le are not listed in ihe 1950/51 Dollspart catalogue, it is assumed that they were still available from th€ company thrcughout the ninete€n fo.ti6. This do€s seem plausible when one omideE that to this day lhe fim offes omplete pts of parts for a Shirley Temple doI that was for sale in the ealy nineten eventies, in othe. words,

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Plaed prominently on lhe title page of the 1950/51 catalogue, Dollspart staled that lhey were "Distributors of "Ideal" Parts ad "Effmbee "Dy Dee Pads." ln additiorL they caEied all the items that a doll hospital would need to make brcken dolls well again. One could only wish that all thos€ fifti6 doll sh6, otton'and rayon sk wouH snl b€ in stock. Good quality human and mohair wigs were available including replacement wigs for ldeal's Spdkle Plenty, "made of bright gold ym-" Spaue Plenty w6 available for sale from 1%7 - 1950. To6le tur wiSs were offered in eight sizes.

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Today's colectoE of the ever popular Dy-Dee Baby by Effanb€€ woutd be thriled if they could still order ,rom this 1950/51 catalogue. Plastic Dy-Dee heads with iNet rubber ears and neckpiece and 'ioining mushrcomr" muld be had in addition ro rhe prcpe. all rubber bodi6. Of course, Ideal's Betsy Wetsy rubber parts were also in sto*.

Baby tie-in ams and leSs were available in compositio4 plasrir ed vinyl, as weI as mam doll legs. They turther lisH "shoulder alm," flat top and pin ty?e, ro be used with old fashioned .loth body dolr wherc alms are joined to the body with washer and spring. The pro6pective recipients w€te specifically lisied: 17" girl, 18" baby, m' snm Ejtrl,20'. baby,22,, baby, 24'125" baby. This latter inlomarion lets us know rhat cohpo6ition dolts were srill being *dicd inio the ninetm fiftis and that the changeover ftom ompcition ro hard plastic anA vinyl did not ome suddenly but Bradually. It also helps explain why some dols from this tramition period may be found with a mixtuE of compo6 ion ad plastic parts.

It is hop€d that this additional infonnation win give mlectoE a deeper and bmder understanding of the workings of some branches of rhe dol hdustry in the forties and 6fti6.

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I Alro tnown as lorly H?,ds. they werc defined as earlv a. Iz8 | rn a frcnch d,.honary as 'a \hcl w'lh a doll'\ head rl o;e e"d I dd a fanry haL." nreir ori8in .an be lra.ed around lhal penod I when they fir+ appeded as parg fancip. ar ma(Lpd ballc. The\e I edly marottes had heads and lobor made of papier ma.he or I wood ed wprc moutpd on a tumed wooden handle. I-l'e I heads were carued or molded ro lool lile a lesrer or caricature I

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WlEther they are for adults or childrr! antique marottes are truly rnagical gi(ts to the toy world and make a delighttul, whimi.al accessory to any doll collection.

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Though Beard her real name was Emma 80 c€nts in change and a Matioth uih ha ttu dolh, bought kt , dihe edch at th. ten4nt stoE Patten Eeard was 39 at $2 bill, which she is the time, she never lost emotional contact with her own you& and relu€tan( to break since on€e broken, the silverjust ems to had an unering ability to connect with littlegirlsat theirown disappear. The Ginch bisque dolls in the store window cosl a level. Like many collectors, the author treasured her own dime each, so they buy, and name, eight ofthem. childh@d favorite, Edith, and still loved to "play dolls."

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She dropped her first narne and wrote under the pen mme Patten Beard. Thur her wntings also appeaied in lrdies Ho,nt /o rrrl and vanous children's magazines.

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Dolls and Toys Offered in Skinner's Holiday Auction December 12-13, 2003 Flihe re.ent Slinner Hobda, Au.tion reatured a wide drrzy of I items rrom rne ".tate ot liaurrne Popp s,lh.elecred additions of dols, toyt Christmas .ollectiblet and other ephemera. Continuing wirh the extensive colle.tion of PaPer d;[s and items that were sold in the April Popp estate sale, ihe Iriday a{temoon session presented over 300 lots of paPer, including hundreds of paper dolls, early boxed sets, PaPe. toys, early theaters, and pep shows.

The Saturday session began wiih the PoPP .olle.iion of dollhouses and miniatures, including early Biedermeier, ormolu and other itemt and numerous lots of Tynie Toy doll houe tu.niture. Dollhouse dolls were also sold, some which were from other collections and estates.

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A group of prints and Paintings from the Popp estate were offered including several delicate 19th century watercolor and oil works, some with dolls. Other dp.orative rtem. included frgunne5 dnd bFque Pteces.

The doll ofiedn8s included sevelal fine French dolls including a Bru bebe, lumeau bebet French fashion dolls, a fine Martha Chase black doll. other Chase and Rollinson babier Lenci dolls, an AM chara.ter "Fany" and other nice German dolls, *veral closed mouth Kestner sirls, and a black Kestner in a handsome tuxedo Also sold were mid 20th €entury dolls including a Sroup of fine.omPosition and hard plastic dolls in their original boxes. IntersPersed in the offelings ofdoll items were grouPs of fine doll .lothing and accessolies from the PopP estate, including

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always touted as being the best of the four shows, and this year was no excePtion. while attendance was low on Saturday mominS, more tustomers started arriving in the early aftemoon and continued non-stoP through Sunday.

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