October 2016

Antique DOLL Collector October 2016 Vol. 19, No. 9

Auction Event on OCTOBER 1 – 2, 2016

The Legendary Doll Collection

of Estelle Johnston at Auction At the historic Arizona Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona

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fter the July 2013 Part I auction of the legendary collector Estelle Johnston, Estelle fulfilled a lifelong dream. She moved from her beloved Atlanta to the rocky seacoast of California. And with her went favored dolls. Early dolls of wood and paper mache, fine porcelain dolls, and exceptional poupées from the French golden years. This final collection of Estelle Rose Johnston, encompassing several hundred remarkable dolls, will take place October 1-2, 2016 in Phoenix, Arizona, and features over 450 lots and will be followed by a Discovery Day auction for attending bidders only.

Every Theriault’s auction brims with new discoveries for your collection. So why not join in on the bidding fun? It’s easy and fun. Choose your favorite way to bid.

Bid in the Auction Room Come to the auction, because nothing compares to the excitement and fun of being there in person.

Bid Live on the Internet Plan to spend the day at the auction in the comfort of your home. Watch and listen to the auction live, and get ready to bid live when the dolls of your choice come up for auction.

Bid on the Telephone Choose your dolls, and then call our office to make a reservation for telephone bidding. We call you when your dolls of choice come up for bidding, and you bid just as though you were there.

Bid Absentee Place your bids right up to the time of auction by mail, fax, email or phone. Advise us of the lots and your top bid. We will bid for you fairly and competitively.

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Questions? Just call Theriault’s at 800-638-0422 or email info@theriaults.com and we’ll review all the details and help you choose the bidding option that’s best for you.

A full color art quality collector’s book for the October 1-2 auction is available for $59 domestic with after-sale price key and free shipping.

Don’t You Wish You Could See More of These Dolls?

You can! Visit theriaults.com and click on the button for Florence’s Videos. You can watch Florence Theriault’s video presentation and discussion of many of the dolls in the auction (available now).

Would You Like to See All of the Beautiful Dolls in the “For the Love of the Ladies” Auction?

Visit theriaults.com and look for ISSUU. You will be able to virtually turn the pages of the catalog to see the exquisite presentation as it is in print.

Questions? Want to order a catalog?

Just call Theriault’s at 800-638-0422 or email info@theriaults.com and we’ll review all the details and help you choose the option that’s best for you.

To see more antique dolls from the October 1-2 auction look inside the cover of this issue.

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Auction Event on OCTOBER 1 – 2, 2016

The Legendary Doll Collection

of Estelle Johnston at Auction At the historic Arizona Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona

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fter the July 2013 Part I auction of the legendary collector Estelle Johnston, Estelle fulfilled a lifelong dream. She moved from her beloved Atlanta to the rocky seacoast of California. And with her went favored dolls. Early dolls of wood and paper mache, fine porcelain dolls, and exceptional poupées from the French golden years. This final collection of Estelle Rose Johnston, encompassing several hundred remarkable dolls, will take place October 1-2, 2016 in Phoenix, Arizona, and features over 450 lots and will be followed by a Discovery Day auction for attending bidders only.

Every Theriault’s auction brims with new discoveries for your collection. So why not join in on the bidding fun? It’s easy and fun. Choose your favorite way to bid.

Bid in the Auction Room Come to the auction, because nothing compares to the excitement and fun of being there in person.

Bid Live on the Internet Plan to spend the day at the auction in the comfort of your home. Watch and listen to the auction live, and get ready to bid live when the dolls of your choice come up for auction.

Bid on the Telephone Choose your dolls, and then call our office to make a reservation for telephone bidding. We call you when your dolls of choice come up for bidding, and you bid just as though you were there.

Bid Absentee Place your bids right up to the time of auction by mail, fax, email or phone. Advise us of the lots and your top bid. We will bid for you fairly and competitively.

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Questions? Just call Theriault’s at 800-638-0422 or email info@theriaults.com and we’ll review all the details and help you choose the bidding option that’s best for you.

A full color art quality collector’s book for the October 1-2 auction is available for $59 domestic with after-sale price key and free shipping.

Don’t You Wish You Could See More of These Dolls?

You can! Visit theriaults.com and click on the button for Florence’s Videos. You can watch Florence Theriault’s video presentation and discussion of many of the dolls in the auction (available now).

Would You Like to See All of the Beautiful Dolls in the “For the Love of the Ladies” Auction?

Visit theriaults.com and look for ISSUU. You will be able to virtually turn the pages of the catalog to see the exquisite presentation as it is in print.

Questions? Want to order a catalog?

Just call Theriault’s at 800-638-0422 or email info@theriaults.com and we’ll review all the details and help you choose the option that’s best for you.

To see more antique dolls from the October 1-2 auction look inside the cover of this issue.

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Extremely rare French fashion doll by Benoit Louis Martin, whose deluxe body style and articulation caused a stir in 1860 and still does to this day, if you can be fortunate enough to acquire one! She is 18” of statuesque beauty w/ her early pale bisque shoulder head and lower arms, a highly polished, fully articulated wood body w/ metal-plated hip joints for ease of movement. Her finely made silk plaid walking suit is lovely, as is her white cotton peignoir and added accessorized touches, however, she doesn’t mind being displayed in a way that her enviable brass oval chest medal can be exposed and appreciated! $22,900.

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Sublime Jumeau Fashion with sky blue spiral threaded enamel eyes. Mademoiselle is on a deluxe 18” wood body with numerous articulations. Fantastic antique rose pinstriped silk ensemble with jet beaded trim, antique black felt feather trimmed hat, antique boots, perfect pressed bisque head and shoulder plate.

Antique auburn wig. $7995~ Spectacular All-Original DEP Jumeau in all original clothing, wig and shoes. So rare to see with darling mohair coat and matching bonnet lavished with woven metal buttons, fine tullelike lace and frilly frippery that was reserved for only the most privileged child. Silk baby-blue Jumeau shoes with Bee Mark and fine silk stockings. Original strawberry blonde wig and pate, darling original matching dress with pale blue silk trim. Marked 4. $2995~

Wee 8.5” Simon Halbig shoulder head child with precious face, large blue eyes on original cloth body with bisque arms and legs. Cute little black boots and stockings, original bonnet and hand stitched dress.

Perfect addition to a vignette. $1350~

Darling 7.5” AM 323 with swivel head on composition body with painted strapped shoes, blue sleep eyes, blonde mohair wig. All original from head to toe! $995~

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Beautiful 16” French Fashion with large pale blue eyes and lovely bisque head and kid edged shoulder plate. Original mohair wig with long curls. Dressed in pinstriped two piece walking suit, antique boots, antique hat, diamond and ruby ‘ring’ on right hand. $2450-

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“La Boutique Fantasque,” Auction Team Breker, November 5, 2016

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October 2016 Volume 19, Number 9

The Mannequins of Pierre Imans by Samy Odin

The techniques used to manufacture these realistic poured wax models were similar to that used by doll makers at the time.

About The Cover On November 5 Auction Team Breker will sell what is known to be the only surviving example of Gustave Vichy’s “Eccentric Clown.” In the original costume, it was discovered in a Mexican villa in 2010. Other important automata include automata

by Phalbois and Roulett et Decamps.

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An Unexpected Antique: The Dolls’ House That Started My Collection

by Elizabeth Bentley Hamilton “La Maison de Poupée” prepares for an upcoming wedding celebration.

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Flossie Fisher’s Own Doll

by Ursula Mertz A charming American composition doll labeled “Flossie Fisher’s Own Doll” was inspired by a popular game in the “Ladies Home Journal.”

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2016 UFDC Competitive Exhibits – Part I Photographed by Keith Kaonis at the UFDC National Convention in Washington, D.C.

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1-5) Amazing ‘Arts & Crafts’ Era Doll House - extraordinary Aesthetic Style details and precision crafting in a one of a kind Turn of the Century miniature scale - 23”x 9”x14” tall; w/ summer kitchen, bath and kitchen built-in’s, etched windows, French doors w/crystal knobs, window shades, mirrored BR doors; plus working, shutters, Dutch doors and zoned lighting, gutter w/spout…plus winding staircase!…it’s endless! So rare & unique! $2500

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6) 19” French Trade Gentleman - a pre-1900 closed mouth escort w/ blue PWs and French brows. Dressed for the opera into hat, cape, and vested dress tuxedo w/ watch fob & stick pin! $1100

8) Rare 13” French Bisque Pandora Fashion - a sublime and languid vision w/ subdued elegance, original wig, molded bust, original body w/ full length mint bisque arms in vintage silk ensemble. $1500

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7) A Rare French Fashion in Original Clothes - such a poised and unique expression on this important 17” beauty, like none other with Original Silk Bustle Back gown and 4-underlayers, a near flawless alabaster beauty for the connoisseur! $2250

10) Heirloom Snood China Fashion - w/ brush marks, Alice hairband and lady body, elegant posture in original lavish plum silk fashionable gown rarely seen on chinas! $995

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CONGRATULATIONS TO KEITH AND DONNA… on your many successful years at the helm of the Antique Doll Collector ! From deadline to deadline, decade after decade, we thank you for your expertise, innovation and devotion to the doll community, your readership and your advertisers. We all appreciate the anticipation and excitement that came with every issue as a result of your hard work and steadfast dedication.!!

9) Gorgeous French Half Doll - 6” tall and mint with a 9” arm span! Perfect balletic grace. When will there be another ?! signed ‘Paris’. $750

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15-16-20) French School House ca:1904 opens to reveal classroom w/ 4 students, teacher,and a Dunce!

Cabinet size 10”x7”x8” tall Maison D’ Ecole signed N.K. Atlas-Paris; for all your dolls to enjoy! $750 17 & 22) Captivating 21” Kestner ‘172’ Gibson Girl snow pure bisque, incredible features, factory pate & Orig Lady Wig & Body w/ molded bust and classic period clothes & heeled boots! $1895

18) Brilliant 28” Closed Mouth Kestner - Mint & Original, w/ factory pate, wig & sgnd body. Wonderful heirloom clothes and big blue sl. eyes.

A must have Sweetheart! $1800

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19) 20” Closed Mouth Dewees Cochran ‘American Child - by F&B ca:1936; rare painted eyes, orig clothes w/ wool coat, book bag & rollerskates! $1100

21) Impressive 20” Kley & Hahn ‘153’ Toddler - fully jointed handsome lad, rare model w/Closed Mouth & Carved Teeth, sl eyes, and great brush stroke hair! $950 19

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24-26) Pre-1900 Closed Mouth ‘Sisters’ We love these vintage 14” French Trade Mysteries as a pair – one mkd. TR 806; both w/ Closed Mouth, bulbous blue PWs, stiff wrist fully jtd. bodies w/ layers of Victorian finery. Cabinet treasures ...and only $1895 the pair.

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27) ‘Blue Eye’ Bye-lo Twins - All original attic dolls in Factory Gowns, one with label, orig. bodies & celluloid hands. A one owner swaddled legacy in beautiful condition. $595 the pair.

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28) 1890’s Mystery Maker ‘118’ - 30” of lifelike quality incl. porcelain teeth, early brows, mint bisque fingers. Orig fully jtd. leather body does sit for her in beruffled period clothes. $595

30) 15” Unusual Goebel Character - impish bent knee toddler w/ factory wig and dimpled pudgy cheeks showing teeth in a real smile! A rarity character made in Bavaria. $895

29) Unusual 16” Skin Wig Heubach - a scarce ‘7129’ mold w/ mint goat skin wig, deep intaglio eyes, op/clo mo. w/ teeth & tongue, jtd. kid/compo body in great wool suit! $850

31) 12” German Bisque Asian Baby - adorable amber tint teapot w/ rosy blush, black hair, and brown glass set eyes. A dumpling! $550

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32) 6.5” All Bisque Kestner w. Jointed Knees precious chubby cheeked cupcake w/ clo.mo, blue sl eyes,and blue bootines for those rare jointed knees. “Just like Mommy “ in her lacy party dress ensemble! $4200

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34) An Early 18” Child Fashion - that early Bebe ‘look’ with those spiraled rimmed blown glass eyes, blond brushed brows, soft coral lips & full gentle blush; plus Swivel Neck & kid body w/ mint bisque fingers, expert tailored 2-part multi-pleated walking suit. So shy! $1500

33) 12” Rare Handwerck ‘199’ - not ’99’ or ‘109’ this is a never seen model with lovely high cheek bones, elongated brows and aquiline nose, plus her precious and early body w/ stiff wrists & cupped fingers! Be quick! $1500

35) 6.5” All Bisque w. Rare Brown Stockings a very ‘Busy Miss’ with closed mouth, brown glass eyes, orig blonde wig, slender body has not black but over the knee Brown Stockings, plus sweet clothing includes her panties on the floor. She’s on the go! $850

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36) 24” All Original Handwerck ‘69’ - how do you say ’no’ to the picture perfect blue eye child in Victorian drop waist dress w/ full under layers, Factory Leather Shoes w/ buckles, sgnd Handwerck body and silky mint wig. $1100

37) A Breathtaking ‘Block Letter’ Gaultier Bebe This rare & magnificent Bebe stands 31” tall above the rest…Indeed the largest size ‘Block Letter’ of all 13 sizes made! She is even more unique for her mint, and rare in the size, Signed Gesland Body.

She boasts ivory pure pressed bisque, shaded lids, enormous blue PW’s, orig. pate & waist length mohair tresses…all adorned in rich amounts of antique rose & cream striped silk with lace overlays. Stunning!! $7500

38) A Stylish & Cunning 19” Bebe Phenix - This distinctive Closed Mouth Steiner Bebe is defined by her crisp,intelligent expression, aquiline nose,intense blue PWs plus her smartly tailored high style silk couture!

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39) A Rare & Beautiful ‘Figure C’ Steiner Bebe - The hard to find ‘Figure’ model. Her honest face with knowing eyes,shaded lids & slightly Smiling Closed Mouth is framed by her mint Steiner Wig w. its Original Pate. The picture of serenity, she stands 24” tall on her excellent fully Signed Body w. Stiff Wrists dressed in her amazing antique lacy white finery & wonderful mint antique shoes. An innocent self assured beauty! $6800

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17.5” Regina Sandreuter 1989 GD18 all wooden doll, Lt to 25, jointed waist, hand painted, blue green eyes $1250. 1930’s Steiff Underscored F Buttons St. Bernard Dogs on Wheels. 16” x 24” Fabulous condition, beautiful mohair, great face, w/ voice, few stitches on ears $1195. 11.5” x 17” Wonderful mohair, great face $795. 10” x 16” Nice mohair with a little wear, great face $595.

27” CM Kestner 128, br sl eyes, HH wig w/ plaster pate, antique clothing $2495.

Now $2150. 9 ½” German baby marked 2 ½, compo hands, cloth body $95.

Keith & Donna Kaonis, Thank you for sharing your knowledge, talents & love for dolls with us through Antique Doll Collector.

We wish you all the best as you retire.

20” over all 15” CM Tete Jumeau (red mark) Mechanical, blue pw eyes, boy with fur wig, hand moves hitting pan, head moves back & forth and hat pops up & down, redressed nicely & box recovered, pierced ears, plays music Now $3995.

22” Orjo #1/76 Annette Himstedt Porcelain 1997 available to club members only, incredible detailing on sculpting and painting, brown blown glass eyes, mohair wig, mint w/ box & COA $2195.

26” Tatanka Annette Himstedt Porcelain Masterpiece #86/95, 1991, amazing detailing on dolls sculpting, painting & costume, mint condition w/ box & COA, HH wig, necklace as is $2495.

14” Joanne Miglore w/ hand carved head, ball jointed body $595 Now $495. 18” Daniella by Regina Sandreuter, porcelain & compo jointed body, limited to 50 $1350. Now $1250. 16” Trixie

by Regina Sandreuter porcelain & combo jointed body, limited to 100 $1,050. Now $950.

19” S & H 1978, brown sleep eyes, pierced ears, repainted body $285. 5” Steiff Cosy Koala 1970’s of draylon, fully tagged $65.

25” 1900 American Cloth Lithograph Doll in excellent condition, printed undergarments on doll $275. 13” x 20” Bing Bear on wheels w/ Metal BING band on right leg, growler works, slight wear on mohair, great face $925.

Beautiful #1 Blond Barbie in box – stock #850 w/ earrings, suit and shoes, right foot has a toe nip $4900. 1962 #940 Mood For Music Barbie outfit NRFB, box has some staining $225. 1969 Dramatic New Living Barbie – light auburn doll is mint w/ wrist tag $225. 1965 Skooter w/ Cut N Button Costume – Mint with box, outfits cut out and complete $325.

Olivia & Megan “Special Days” by Monica Reo, OOAK 24” seated, dark brown hair and aqua hand painted eyes, she has porcelain limbs and a cloth body w/ armature, Comes with her mohair bear made by Mary Ortwine, Beautiful piece $2495.

21” Lenci “Nini” all original in footed sleeper, Nini embroidered on front, brown eyes & blonde mohair wig $2095. Now $1495.

12.5” Steiff Girl w/ pressed felt face & inserted glass eyes, 1937- 43 all original with paper tag w/ underscored F button on wrist ring, fabulous detailing on costume $825.

10” x 14.5” Steiff Elephant on wheels w/ underscored F button, some wear on mohair, fabulous piece $695.

42” K Star R Simon & Halbig, brown st eyes on rocker, left wrist & 1 finger glued, beautiful molding and coloring, antique clothing $2495.

13.5” Martha Chase girl – Chase Stockinette Doll, cute doll with some wear on her hair and body $270.

6.5” AM 323 Googlie all original, blue eyes, mohair wig, 323 / A.11/0M, stringing loose $495.

20” K Star R 126 on Toddler body, brown sleep eyes, original mohair wig, antique clothing $650.

16.5” Sammy Kestner 211 on toddler body, blue sleep eyes, left lower leg replaced, back of right leg has some repair $625.

30” Kestner 171, brown sl eyes, original plaster pate, nice bj body $595.

21.5” Handwerck 28F H mark, brown sleep eyes, beautiful bj body, HH wig $395. 4.5” Steiff velvet pig w/ curly tail $40.

10.25” Circ. Brown eyed Bye-Lo on stamped body w/ celluloid hands, small rub on nose & lip $125. 22” Golden mohair Teddy Bear 1920-30’s, glass eyes, felt pads - wear on one $125. 10.25” Circ. Blue eyed Bye-Lo on stamped body w/ celluloid hands $165.

25” CM German ABG? Shoulder head on kid body, bisque hands, blue sleep eyes, mohair wig, antique clothing $425.

17.5” Simon & Halbig S7H 1010, brown sleep eyes, cloth body with leather legs & bisque arms, HH wig, antique clothing & leather shoes $195.

Alicia’s New Hat by Monica Reo, 20” OOAK Alicia has brown hair and green hand painted eyes, comes with all her beautiful items in her vignette, including her dolly, dog, cat and trunk (not shown). She has porcelain limbs and a cloth body w/ armature, Beautiful piece $2595.

Composition Shirley Temple Dolls: 18.5” in 1936 FAO Schwartz Dainty Flowered dress w/ pin, compo over all nice, slight lifting by nose, clear replaced eyes $395. 15” In Our Little Girl Music dress all original w/ pin, beautiful compo, painted eyes $285. 18” in Stand Up & Cheer dress w/ 2 pins and box (as is) w/ inserts, slight crazing $425.

9.5” All Original Pair of Armand Marseille 200 Googlies w/ blue sl eyes, boys head as is $2525 Now $1995 pair.

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An amazing 17 1/2” French China in all original condition. Formerly from an aged California collection this gentleman is on a kid body with china arms, painted hair with a wig applied, painted eyes, shoes marked on inside soles with store name. Of unknown manufacturer but high quality with great appeal. $9500 Largest size Marklin carriage in excellent all original paint finish. $4000 5 1/2” tall this charming Heubach child is seated within a shoe. No apologies or issues with this fellow. $450 22” Clockwork Nodder of “Guido” shining his shoe.

Papier mache figure with clockwork motor within, when wound he buffs his shoe, nods his head all while his one eye darts from right to left. $1650

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22” An excellent example of a Simon & Halbig 1358 Black Character Child. No apologies here, great bisque, compo body with fine original finish and dressed in antique clothing. $4500 A classic Marklin carriage in fine original finish. $2500 Schoenhut Hobo, the early model with a “masked face” in all original condition. $200

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15” Bru Jne #4 Bebe, perfect bisque, huge pw eyes, orig. metal head attachment, orig. mohair wig & pate, orig. aqua silk & lace Bru dress, ant. slip & undies, orig. “signed” Bru Jne shoes, perfect orig. fully “signed” head & shoulderplate, Chevrot body, lower wooden legs, perfect bisque arms & hands, desirable Bru Jne molded tongue tip. ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING!!!

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10” Gebruder Kuhnlenz Bebe, mint bisque, bulging pw eyes, & ant. mohair wig, magnificent ant. Fr. pink silk & lace dress, ant. slip, undies, ant. leather shoes & socks, orig. GK fully jointed body, great cabinet size. STUNNING!!! $3275.

17.5” Circle Dot Bru, perfect bisque, huge pw eyes, early mauve blush under brows, marked head, fabulous long hand tied tailed ant. mohair wig, orig. pate, orig. metal head attachment, ant. pink silk & lace dress, ornate Fr. ant. lace & silk ribbon bonnet, orig. slip & undies & ant. shoes. orig. Circle Dot Bru body w/ perfect bisque shoulder plate & on a kid body. AMAZING face!!! $17,500.

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10” Kley & Hahn #169 Toddler, mint bisque, sl. eyes, orig. auburn mohair wig w/coiled braids, orig. batiste dress & an ant. lace hat, orig. fully jointed K & H Toddler body, darling cabinet size. ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE!!! $2150.

5” Early All Bisque Kestner Pouty Barefoot, glass eyes, “swivel neck”, orig. mohair wig w/orig. hairband sewn in, orig. batiste dress, orig. early “peg strung” JDK body (tiny fleck at top thigh & teeny fleck at stringing hole, on right leg), desirable barefeet w/2 clenched fists, very pouty expression, absolute little DARLING!!! I’m crazy about this one!!! Only....$2900.

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9” Marklin Carriage, very ornate w/orig, silk hood, bent in handle, large wheels, in great cond. Will nicely hold a 5”-6” All Bisque baby. Out of my collection. Hood is pinker than photo, FABULOUS!!! Rarely found. It is a keeper!! $4850.

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La Boutique Fantasque Auction Team Breker November 5, 2016 he discovery of a previously unknown model is always cause for excitement. In 1989 a Kämmer & Reinhardt 105 art character doll made headlines when it sold at Sotheby’s New Bond St. for a new record price of £ 90,200. Not only was the sum astonishing for a toy (albeit a very rare antique one), but the doll was not, according to the English daily press, conventionally attractive. Five years later Sotheby’s sold a unique Kämmer & Reinhardt 108 character doll for £ 188,500.

Time passes and interest in collecting changes. Some areas experience an upsurge, others a downturn. It is interesting to note that the same doll broke the world record price a second time when it brought £ 242,500 at Bonhams in September 2014.

On November 5, 2016 Auction Team Breker of Cologne, Germany, will be offering an exceptional discovery in the field of musical automata. The Figure, which appears in Gustave Vichy’s catalogue as the “Eccentric Clown”, is believed to be the only surviving example of this model (shown here). Maison Vichy described the automaton thus: “An eccentric clown is seated on the back of a a chair, he turns his legs, shrugs and beats on a casserole pot to make fun of its owner. He moves his lips to sing, blinks and lifts his three-pointed wig.

Lively and animated movements. A most original piece. Rich and sophisticated costume. A mechanical piece playing two airs. Deposed by G. & H. Vichy.

Height 1 meter.”

At first glance, the description does not seem exceptional, until one considers the automaton’s size. One meter (almost 40 inches) is unusually large even for Vichy, who created grander and more complex figures than any of his contemporaries. Then there are so many intriguing details: the clown is playing a French casserole pot as though it were a banjo, is melancholy and yet appears amused. Even his hair seems to possess a life of its own.

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In 1893 Emile Bayard illustrated the automaton besides two of Vichy’s most famous creations, the “Lune Fin de Siecle” (29 inches) and the Japanese “Marchande des Masques” (34 inches), for Léo Claretie’s Les Jouets, Histoire-Fabrication, though even here there is relatively little to go on (above).

The appearance of Vichy’s “Eccentric Clown” finally puts a face to the name, and it is indeed an eccentric face. His nose and chin are decorated with the first four letters of the alphabet and on his cheeks are painted an exclamation mark and a question mark, as though the clown himself does not know whether he is asking a question or making a statement. Equally puzzling is his performance for, though he holds the copper casserole like a banjo, he beats it noisily like a drum, shrugging, singing and tapping his heels together as his wig bounces up and down (estimate: € 25,000 – 30,000).

Presented in full original costume, the automaton and his brother, ‘Auguste’, were discovered in a Mexican villa in 2010. The villa’s 19th century owners had emigrated from France under the presidency of Porfirio Díaz and filled their house with European furniture and works of art. The second automaton (left), known as “Sonnette de l’Entracte” (or “The Intermission Bell”), clearly struck a chord with Claretie who described it in some detail: “This famous clown attracted great crowds. Children were on their best behavior when they were promised a visit to see him, and indeed he was well worth the trouble, for he had a most pleasing appearance. Auguste is seated on a white stool, his left leg folded under his right knee, and he plays the guitar (sic). After a pause, the head of the artist droops, the eyes blink sleepily...the arm again falls inert, the music stops, the clown sleeps.

Suddenly a bell resounds and rouses him, his fingers begin again to strum furiously in shame over his drowsiness...until the next spell of sleepiness from which the next sounding of the bell will waken him.”

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A look into the mechanism reveals some of Auguste’s secrets: an intermittent gear that pauses the music just as the clown appears to fall asleep and a paper roll ‘zither’ on the musical box comb that reproduces the sound of a banjo (estimate: € 20,000 – 30,000).

Another automaton that sleeps while he should be working is the Monkey Huntsman “au au Repos du Chasseur” by Jean-Marie Phalbois (above). Reclining with his pipe and a bottle of excellent wine beneath a blossoming tree, the huntsman fails to notice the rabbit running back and forth in a hollow below. The automaton, preserved in fine original costume beneath a glass dome, has been in the same private collection since the early 1970s (estimate: € 6,000 – 8,000). Roullet et Decamps’ elegant “Espagnole” (or “Spanish Dancer”) also spent many 24

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years in one family and is presented in near-mint original costume with her original factory box (estimate: € 5,000-8,000) (above).

Roullet et Decamps specialised in the production of ‘surprise’ automata concealed in everyday items: rabbits in cabbages, children in roses and kittens in milk churns. A rare model, the “Pâté Surprise”, depicts a diminutive pastry chef hiding inside a papier-mâché brioche (right). In French cuisine, the “Pâté (or Pain) Surprise” is a pastry casing filled with cut sandwiches, the traditional accompaniment to champagne at a wedding reception.

The illusion of an actual brioche is heightened by realistic modeling and painting and it is tempting to imagine a host arranging the automaton at the center of his dining table and then setting it in motion to surprise and delight his guests.

The innocent expression on the chef’s Size 1 Jumeau bisque head makes the illusion all the more mysterious (estimate: € 4,000 - 6,000).

For additional auction highlights, please see the front cover and advertisement on pages 2-3. The online catalogue can be viewed at www.liveauctioneers.com. The printed copy is available from the auctioneer: auction@breker.com, Tel.:+49 2236 38 43 420 and Fax: + 49 2236 38 43 430.

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Rare 10” Series A Steiner. Dark features CM. BR PW eyes. SW. Pierced ears with earrings. Fingernails are white indicating that this doll was made and sold at the Paris toy store Au Nan Bleu. Wears pink silk dress with white bow in hair. $ 3,150.

STUNNING 14” Sonnenburg. Fabulous bulging blue PW eyes. Soft blush. Excellent bisque. Pierced ears with matching blue crystal earrings. Wears blue cotton dress. White bow in hair. $ 2,250.

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14” All orig. and mint A Series Steiner. Long blonde mohair wig. Soft pale bisque.

Wears purple silk dress with matching hat. Pierced ears with orig. earrings.

First place ribbon from the year 1978. A true beauty for your collection. $ 7,200.

8” All orig. Darling FS and Co. Sweet expression. OM with upper teeth. Brown glass eyes. Fabulous bisque.

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Annual Falltime Auction DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS ™ (& Longaberger Baskets)

Selection of dolls & baskets from several collections including estates

Saturday, November 5, 2016

Doll Auction begins @ 9AM – Basket Auction begins @ 10AM – each in separate auction rooms – Doors open @ 8AM – Special preview Friday, November 4th from 2PM – 7PM

Discovery type auction begins @ 9AM with a large variety of dolls, parts, wigs, related doll collectibles and our usual surprise lots! Main auction of over 300 select lots of dolls begins at 10AM – all lots are being cataloged and photographed and will be available on our website very soon.

Summary of featured items: antique bisque dolls including French, German, character face, closed mouth, all-bisque, etc., Lenci, Bruckner, Nora Wellings, early folk art dolls, (4) R. John Wright creations, large variety of Steiff, antique mohair bears, Greiner, china head dolls, Schoenhut, Maratha Chase, papier mache Motschmann dolls, autoperipatetikos (mechanical) china shoulder head doll, M. Alex.: compo Dionne Quints w/bed, 1950’s hard plastic in original outfits, plus others, bonnet head dolls, Vogue Ginny, Betsy McCall, (2) Schiaparelli hats w/ original labels, Japanese Ichimatsu, (2) crèche dolls and lots more!

Watch for our next doll auction in the spring of May, 2017!

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lovely Bru Brevete, only 10-1/2 inches, kid body with Bru stamp, and bisque forearms, sold for $12,075 at Withington’s August auction. The 20-inch Jumeau incised E 9 J with stamped E. J. shoes, sold for $6,675. withingtonauction.com

Preview: C & T Auctions Celebrates Beatrix Potter

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t has been 150 years since the birth of Beatrix Potter and to celebrate the occasion on November 16 the UK auction house C & T will offer over 50 R. John Wright artist samples from the Beatrix Potter Collection, including such characters as Peter Rabbit, Squirrel Nutkin, Mrs Twiggy Winkle, Jemima Puddleduck and Ducklings and many more, with estimates from £100. Enquires: Leigh Gotch: +44 (0)7736 668702 leigh.gotch@candtauctions.co.uk

An exquisite milliner’s model, 21 inches tall brought $5400.

Bru Teteur incised Bru Jne, 14 inches, $5100.

Sweetbriar Auctions, September 3

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weetbriar Auctions held their first in a series of sales offering the collection of the late Anna May Case. The Crescent Shrine Center in Westampton, NJ was packed with friends, collectors and dealers hoping to take home a treasure. Phone and absentee bids also contributed to a successful sale. Prices shown do not include buyer’s premium. The next auction will take place on October 8. www.sweetbriarauctions.com

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Steiner Bebe , straight wrists, 19 inches, $4100.

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Right: Closed mouth Kestner child, 37 inches, $1400.

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An Unexpected Antique:

The Dolls’ House That Started My Collection

by Elizabeth Bentley Hamilton

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t was my love of reading that opened the door to doll’s house collecting. A number of years ago I ordered a new book directly from a publishing house and inside, surprisingly, was a flyer from Theriault’s. Unrelated to the subject-matter of the book, that flyer featured a tall dolls’ house from France to be sold at their next auction. It immediately caught my eye and one telephone bid later it was mine, a 26th wedding anniversary gift from my late husband, which makes this house even more special! Thus for me, the joy of collecting antique doll’s houses, their period-appropriate dolls and furnishings, began by chance!

Although fashioned by hand towards the end of the 19th century, this French dolls’ house with its steepled roof and a chimney on each side, is similar in its height and shape to others of that time period.

Examples can be found in several paintings from that era of children seated or lying down in front of their tall dolls’ house playing with small dolls and pieces of furniture, thus depicting part of family life in the late 1800s.

Almost 5 feet in height, this French dolls’ house from the late 1800s shows its Normandy influence in the tall windows and applied trim.

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Constructed of yellow pine, this three storey townhouse measures just under five feet tall including its rather substantial attached base, and is 32” in width with a depth of 17”. Its exterior paint is original, as are the early glass tall windows which decorate the facade along with an applied wooden door. The body of the house is painted deal, an early English name for a yellow-tan color, while the roof and base are a medium blue. The trim and front door are rufous, the color of Spring fawns and fox sparrows.

The back of the house presents an attic for storage above two hinged long panels which when unlocked, open to reveal an interior having six rooms, four of which have a built-in fireplace, and a central hallway on the lower of three floors. Wallpapers, curtains, and draperies of velvet or silk helped to designate the appointment of each room.

A wide band of bubble wrap fastened around the house provided its name - “La Maison de Poupee,” written in black marker, simply said it all!

The rooms contained packages of bubble wrapped treasures - a variety of paintings, Biedermeier furniture, artifacts of ormolu, china and glass, as well as

Once unlocked, the two vertical back panels may be opened wide or easily removed by lifting them above two sets of side hooks.

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Attics are wonderfully exciting places to children, and these two little girls, one all-bisque and the other a china-head, are no exception. A good-natured peg-wooden dressed in her original regional attire watches over them. Their adventure ends with the happy discovery of an old wooden doll seated in front of a red trunk, ready to begin a new life as the shared possession of two best friends!

“Grandma-ma”, an elegant china-head lady from 1850, wearing her ornate black lace dress and ruby-drop lavalier, is pleased to lend her townhouse for the wedding preparations. She is enjoying her visit over tea with a delicate peg-wooden elderly lady from 1810. The bride’s mother, a bisque doll with brown glass eyes wearing a striped silk dress and pink plumed hat, greets two newly arrived guests.

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various items for the kitchen including a scale with sized weights, a lavabo, a rugbeater, and the forerunner of the 20th century fly-swatter – a rare 19th century “flychaser” with its ivory spindle handle and long strips of leather! Various dogs and cats appeared as did a wax parrot and an early hardto-find Nuremberg rooster!

Of the many wall-hangings unwrapped, two appear to have a meaningful history with an early owner of this house as they are both entirely made and painted by hand. One is an “ancestral portrait” on cardboard, while the other, a landscape of lawn and mountains on chalky plaster, may be of a favorite view. Both are hanging in the Red Room.

The last of the carefully wrapped packages contained a collection of dolls - Simon and Halbig and Kestner bisques from the 1880s, high-brow china-heads from 1850, papier maches from 1840, whimsical early pegwoodens from 1820 and bewigged dolls of wax ca. 1850.

Each doll presented its own personality, and all were to be admired.

While I appreciated each and every doll I unpacked, two in particular held my attention. The first, “Grandma-ma”, a matriarchal-looking chinahead lady with a reserved manner, wearing her original beaded black lace dress and imposing necklace, was obviously important and must be the “poupee” to whom this townhouse belongs. Individual tea tables were therefore set up in the Red Room which became a reception area where she

could greet her guests, and favored ones could be seated for tea with her. The second, a lovely bisque bride doll with flowers atop her flowing veil, inspired the theme of “Wedding Day Preparations” which determined the subsequent arrangement of the entire dolls’ house!

Once the theme was settled everything fell into place so easily it made me wonder if this house had always been centered about the bride, but there is no mention of early decor in the following provenance of “La Maison de Poupee”, as given in a letter written in French by its previous owner.

The house is from Normandy, where it was kept for many years in Bourbonnais, a former duchy and a province of Central France. It was acquired from the Abbey of Saint Gilbert by Monsieur Larat, who wished to have it for his exposition gallery. Saint Gilbert is a small village not far from Saint Pourcoin in the region of Allier, located above Clermont-Ferrand, the capitol of the mountainous province of Auvergne. The Crusades began in that part of France with the formation of the First Crusade at ClermontFerrand in 1096.

In 1979 the previous owner visited the gallery and purchased the dolls’ house and its contents from Monsieur Larat. She kept it for almost twenty years before placing it for auction.

Wonderfully skilled with needle and thread, she went on to write that one change she made was to re-cover the large Biedermeier halftester bed in beautiful white decorated silk fabric from

Three seated young ladies just old enough to be invited upstairs are thrilled to be “at tea”!

An ancestral framed portrait, hand-made and painted many years ago, hangs in a place of prominence on the wall behind them.

Standing near the prie-Dieu the maid of honor, a wax over wood doll from Germany, joins the flowergirl and ring-bearer in admiring the beautiful bride! With her silk sewing basket nearby, a papier-mache seamstress with an Apollo-knot hairstyle checks to see if last-minute stitches are needed before the bridesmaids arrive. The large Biedermeier bed behind them was entirely re-covered by the previous owner in rare decorated white silk fabric from the time of Louis XV. ANTIQUE DOLL COLLECTOR

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the time of Louis XV. Sewn to perfection, the original covering of red brocade is only visible along the bottom edge of the bed when it is held above eye-level. This bed, larger in scale but not unappealingly so, is in the top-floor bedroom which has for this occasion been turned over to the bride and her attendants.

Her groom, a handsome bisque doll dressed in his original regional attire is sequestered in the first floor library, far away from his bride-to-be!

The second floor bedroom is being used both as a salon where ladies may powder and primp before going upstairs, and as a nursery under the care of an attentive tuckcomb wearing her white apron and sleeve-protectors. Small dolls for play rest on a child’s size couch. Under a framed 18th century likeness of Marie Antoinette, an Evans and Cartwright table has a tiny Grodnertal lady in a fancy dress and bonnet under a glass dome! A small book of French verse published in 1880 lies on a Rock and Graner chair near the dresser.

A French kitchen is always a well-stocked place of activity! While the scullery maid sweeps, the cook and her helper prepare quantities of desserts. Soothed by wonderful baking aromas, the nearby baby sleeps soundly in her basket. Kettles, pans, molds, pitchers and Treenware cover the kitchen, leaving little space to even put a pot down! A rare Nuremberg rooster with all tiny feathers intact warily eyes two china kittens drinking their milk. From his lofty perch atop an early Bing ladder he has a temporary feeling of security.

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A captivating French Lilliputian toddler seated in a soft metal highchair lovingly holds her own tiny bisque doll!

Gold Dresden papers edge the Prussian blue textured wallpapers, while deep sapphire blue silk draperies hanging from an ormolu pelmet frame the window of the Blue Room. An 18th century crystal chandelier with its vibrant blue candles and the tall crystal candelabrum by the window are elegant additions, as is the inlaid wood sideboard with its rare tea service of striped Bristol glass. An antique miniature landscape painted on ivory hangs on the back wall of this formal yet inviting room.

A mischievous child trying to elude her older sister has discovered a dog hiding under the table! Behind the early lace tablecloth part of a Biedermeier sofa is visible, as is the canary in his soft metal cage.

A complete set of ormolu service in its tray on the end of the dining table awaits the attention of a maid. Chinese-blue beads are featured in the design of the glass-beaded Victorian rug.

A dear peg-wooden dressed in her best silk finery, and whose orange cotton petticoat is showing, admires the table setting. On the wall behind her is a watercolor painting under glass above a chest displaying a set of very early hobnail goblets. A charming Meissen china cupid stands in front of an English-marked silver basket of fruit prepared for added enjoyment.

Instead of greeting the arriving guests, a distracted maid chases the startled Viennese bronze cat and dog away from the upset parrot hanging in his cage, which is depended from the wall sconce! The soft metal jardiniere against the opposite wall has its own cup suspended from an attached hook for the purpose of watering the Viennese bronze potted flowers.

The shy-looking young girl peeking from under her straw bonnet is a very sweet English poured-wax doll with bead eyes, a pale pink mouth and barely defined facial features.

Obviously well taken care of through the years, her wax is as smooth and lustrous as if poured yesterday!

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The father of the bride hosts the nervous groom, who is seated within reach of his wine glass, and the arriving groomsmen in the library. Watch-fob in hand, Father checks the schedule with the housekeeper. This comfortable room is conducive to reading with its basket of French newspapers and fine assortment of books housed in an English bookcase against the back wall, once part of the Vivien Greene Collection. On this day however, all thoughts are turned to the upcoming celebration!

The groom, feeling temporarily stressed, has slumped onto a nearby chair. He is dressed in the traditional regional wedding outfit of silk striped pants, red-silklined dark blue jacket, a cambric shirt and jabot with antique glass buttons.

As Grandma-ma’s well-trained staff know their duties and each room has been prepared in advance for its designated purpose, the day is effortlessly running along on schedule. After a delightful tea and piano recital in the Red Room, guests will be invited for desserts and refreshments in the elegant Blue Room, before departing for the flower-filled Church to the sound of its pealing bells! A festive reception will follow.

Just as my childhood dolls’ house provided years of entertainment when I was small, this unexpectedly introduced dolls’ house has given me much joy as an adult and I have added greatly to its contents. The most precious additions are those from my daughters Elizabeth and Catherine, and the most sentimental is a beautiful French mignonette, the last gift given to me by my late mother, making this house so dear to my heart. While some of the contents may have changed through the years, the wedding theme has not, for “La Maison de Poupee” was, after all, a wedding anniversary gift containing a starry-eyed bride doll!

Loofah trees provide a background for three charming mignonettes, each entirely original and perfect in every detail. Termed “pocket dolls”, or “poupee de poche”, the last of the three with her long braids and endearing expression is the most cherished, as she is the last present given to me by my late mother. A stately dachshund leads the way around to the front door while a care-free dog scampers along behind.

Soon the pealing of wedding bells will call one and all to the church on this special day!

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2016 UFDC

Competitive Exhibits – Part I –

Photographed by Keith Kaonis at the UFDC National Convention in Washington, D.C.

WOOD - Grodner Tal-type, post 1870’s.

Elaine Wade

WOOD - English or European, excludes regions, pre 1850’s.

Karen Cheek

WOOD - Grodner-Tal type peg wooden, pre 1870’s. Vicki Kutz

WOOD - Hand carved, body and limbs may be other material, pre-1925.

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his year brought some exciting changes to the competitive exhibits.

Instead of dividing the exhibits into Antique and Modern, dolls were placed according to their classification, example, wood, china, cloth, etc. Exceptions to this were the Parian-type, French and German bisque dolls, categories which excluded reproduction dolls. Our focus was naturally on the antique dolls.

As usual, there were so many exceptional dolls to view and study making this an unequalled opportunity to learn. The highlight tours where judges explain the criteria used to determine ribbon winners in each category are especially enlightening.

WOOD - Joel Ellis.

Catherine Peterson WOOD - Door of Hope. Jean Kestel

WOOD - Schoenhut with carved, molded, painted hair.

Left, Sondra Smith, right, Dr. Barbara Stone

WOOD - Schoenhut with wig.

Elaine Romberg

WOOD - Swiss wooden type.

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WOOD - Russian Nesting Doll L-R: Sheila Nugent, Andrea Jones, Trudy Craig

WOOD - Artist, Queen Ann style.

Artist Susan Parris.

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WOOD - German, late 1900s to current.

Rosie Morrill

PAPIER MACHE/ COMPOSITION European, excluding Milliner-model type.

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PAPIER MACHE/COMPOSITION American, excludes Milliner-model type.

L-R: Suzanne Swanton, Maureen Herrod October 2016

WOOD - Artist, Queen Ann style.

Artist Old Pretenders.

Kathy Turner

PAPIER MACHE/ COMPOSITION American, excludes Milliner-model type.

“Jackie Coogan”

by Horsman.

Marilyn Parsons

PAPIER MACHE/ COMPOSITION Milliner model type.

Kathy Turner

PAPIER MACHE/ COMPOSITION Mason-Taylor type.

Kate Reed

PAPIER MACHE/COMPOSITION Alexander teen or lady, excludes Scarlett, 14” and under.

L-R: Susan Mathias, Robin Hochteil

PAPIER MACHE/ COMPOSITION Segmented wood body. Julie Blewis

PAPIER MACHE/ COMPOSITION European (example.

Petzold, Burgarella), pre 1950. Petzold doll, Ursula Mertz

PAPIER MACHE/ COMPOSITION Arranbee, excludes babies, 14” and under.

Debuteen, Louise Sleeter

PAPIER MACHE/COMPOSITION - Effanbee historical series.

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PAPIER MACHE/ COMPOSITION Freundlich military.

Karen Hofich

POURED WAX Veronica Skinner

PAPIER MACHE/COMPOSITION Black doll, 18” and under.

Left, Suzanne Swanton. Right, “Cotton Joe” by Horsman, Ursula Mertz.

POURED WAX Artist. Gladys McDowell.

Sondra Moore

CHINA/GLAZED PORCELAIN Pre-1870.

Alicia Carver WAX COATED OR REINFORCED Pre 1900. Wax over paper mache.

Robyn Katz

CHINA/GLAZED PORCELAIN Molded or applied special features painted in contrast to surroundings.

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CHINA/GLAZED PORCELAIN - Pre-1870.

B & G (Bing and Grondahl). Kathy Turner

CHINA/GLAZED PORCELAIN - Molded or applied special features not painted in contrast to surroundings. L-R: Linda Wall; Kathy Turner, (Kintzbach hands)

CHINA/GLAZED PORCELAIN Bald head, excludes known manufacturers.

Kathy Turner, possibly Dressel & Kister

CHINA/GLAZED PORCELAIN Low brow type with printed body of cloth.

L-R: Kathleen Zell, Kathy Turner, Sue Trimble

CHINA/GLAZED PORCELAIN - Frozen Charlotte/Charlie.

L-R: Catherine Peterson, Barbara Close (measures 1.25 inches)

PARIAN TYPE excluding reproductions - Molded or applied special features.

L-R: Kathy Turner, Hope Sorrells

PARIAN TYPE excluding reproductions - Molded hair.

L-R: Adele Leurquin, Diane Vourderis

PARIAN TYPE excluding reproductions Miniature, 8 inches and under.

L-R: Kathy Turner, Hope Sorrells

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GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions - Skin tone other than Caucasian Gail Cook, A.T. Kestner

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions Kestner, closed mouth.

Barbara Close

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions - Kestner, open mouth.

L-R: Joyce Shehurowsky, Ginger McMurtry, factory original

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions Marked Simon Halbig, open mouth. Nancy Jo Splitstoser, “Ondine” for Roullet & Decamps

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions - Kammer and Reinhardt character roll from 100-128 series.

L-R: Eleanor McBride, Paula Claydon

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions Marked Simon Halbig, closed mouth.

Gail Cook, “Little Duke”

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions Gebruder Heubach, closed mouth.

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GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions - Marked Armand Marseille, closed mouth.

Jennifer Moore

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions - Closed mouth German doll by other firms.

L-R: Judy Heckert, “Pretty Peggy,” designed by Grace Corey Rockwell.

Julie Blewis, Bierschenk.

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions Belton-Type, socket head, closed mouth.

Valerie Frazer

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions Baby, cloth baby body. Judy Heckert, “Century Baby”

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions - Open mouth German doll by other firms.

Left, Shirley Snare, marked H&B Germany.

Right, Barbara Dugan, rubber hands.

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions Baby, closed mouth, on composition bent limbed baby body.

L-R: Heubach, Kathy Reilly, Nancy Harmon, two-faced Heubach, Margaret Hein, marked A M Germany

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions Googly excluding all bisque, glass eyes.

Elaine Romberg, “Jubilee” googly

GERMAN DOLL WITH BISQUE HEAD excluding reproductions Googly excluding all bisque, painted eyes.

Gayle Hansen, A M

MULTI-FACE - composition doll.

L-R: Suzi Smith, four faces, Suzanne Swanton, Rita McCluskey

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MULTI-FACE - French or German bisque doll.

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Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum In Williamsburg, Virginia

Above: 24-inch, painted wood Noah’s Ark with approximately 80 pairs of animals.

Left: Squeak or bellows toys emitted sounds when a child pressed on the bellows.

Right: The toy sample book of the firm of Gi Mohrhard Father & Son, Nuremberg, Germany, ca. 1840. photos courtesy Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum

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uring the nineteenth century ordering toys to be sold in an American store meant perusing 200-page, hardcover “catalogues” filled with hand-colored engraved images of more than 2,400 toys that were hand-crafted in Germany – the Toy Center of the World – specifically for an American audience.

A rare example of such a catalogue from the 1840s along with approximately 50 toys from the Colonial Williamsburg collections that directly relate to it is the basis for a new exhibition, German Toys in America, which will open on October 29, 2016, at the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, one of the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg. The exhibition, the first major show focused on these wooden and papier maché toys, will be on view through August 2018.

Among the highlights of German Toys in America is the toy sample book of the firm of Gi Mohrhard Father & Son, Nuremberg, Germany, ca. 1840. The majority of the morethan-2,400 toys represented within the rare volume were probably made in Thuringia, while others came from regions in Bavaria and Saxony, Germany. All of the toys to be displayed with it were made between 1840 and 1880. Most are made of wood or wood and papier maché; a few have paper and a few include leather (the bellow of the squeak toys). Each of the toys has a corresponding image in the catalogue, and a digital copy of the entire book will be shown so exhibition visitors can flip through all the pages. While merchants aimed to offer toys at all price points (from as little as a few cents to more than $50), the toys in German Toys in America, were on the lower end of the scale and targeted towards the middle class.

The exhibition at the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, one of the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg , opens on October 29, and will be on view through August 2018.

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The story under discussion is headlined: “Flossie Prepares for Thanksgiving Day.” The first frame shows the four actors: A little girl with her hair pulled back and braided into pigtails that are standing up into the air and are tied with big bows. Also seen are her friends, a dog dancing, a rabbit sitting on his haunches and a cat, gesturing toward the girl. In the second frame they are standing around the kitchen stove. In the fourth frame the stove pipe explodes! Obviously, with such action, the children would get involved quickly. They were encouraged to submit their stories to Miss Helene Nyce in care of the Ladies Home Journal together with a self addressed, stamped envelope.

Prizes were given for the best stories.

“Flossie Fisher’s Funnies” became very “Flossie Fisher’s Funnies, The novelty of the Season, Imported by Geo. Borgfeldt & Co.,” as reported and illustrated by “Pottery, Glass and Brass Salesman,” dated February 24, 1916.

Flossie fisher’s Funnies. Flossie Prepares for Thanksgiving Day, as it appeared in Ladies Home Journal.

popular. During the first two years of publication Helene Nyce and her mother, Vera Nyce, received over 50,000 letters from their young enthusiasts and 15,000 boys and girls belonged to the Flossie Fisher Club. “Flossie Fisher’s Funnies” was published from 1910 – 1918.

On February 24, 1916 an editorial in the “Pottery, Glass and Brass Salesman” announced that “the greatest novelty of the season in the china field is the line of ‘Flossie Fisher’s Funnies’ now on show in the china showrooms of Geo. Borgfeldt & Co.” It further stated that there were plates for babies, children’s sets and even doll sets. The editorial also mentioned items for grownups and that the black silhouettes of the chinaware were decorated with green, pink, blue and yellow. I discovered a children’s teaset on eBay and learned that it was produced in Germany by Royal Prussia Rudolstadt.

I also discovered that the George Borgfeldt Co. offered tin doll house furniture for sale, decorated with the Flossie Fisher silhouettes. Apparently, the base color for the furniture was always yellow. The doll house furniture was sold as candy containers.

Finding the pottery editorial was a strike of good luck. It revealed that it was the Borgfeldt Company who had been authorized to produce all these Flossie Fisher novelties including the doll. It meant that now I could check my Borgfeldt file to see what else I could locate.

In a Playthings ad dated February 1916, “Flossie Fisher’s Own Doll” was introduced with great fanfare. The ad illustration shows her in an identical jumper outfit as my doll plus a bonnet.

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The Flossie Fisher doll was also advertised in January and February of 1917. There she is shown in a flowered dress that is decorated with the silhouette border at hem, waist and wrists. The outfit is completed with a mob cap of the same material. It would be nice if a doll dressed in this outfit could be found.

For those who would like to follow up on Helene Nyce more closely, Wickipedia had more information. Helene Nyce trained as a graphic artist and received a diploma in illustration from the Philadelphia Museum School in 1910. Most of her life was Half page of Playthings ad dated January 1917, showing “Flossie Fisher’s Own Doll” in dress and mob spent illustrating books and cap. This outfit has not been seen before. working for leading American magazines like Ladies Home Journal, American Woman Magazine, Junior Home Magazine and Junior World Journal.

Helene Nyce’s mother was a writer and sometimes they collaborated on projects. In 1917 J. B. Lippincott published two of their books: “The Adventures of the Greyfur Family” and The “Greyfur’s Neighbors.” In 1913, Frederick Stokes Co. published “Flossie Fishers Funnies” in book form. Helene Nyce died in 1969 at the age of 84.

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Calendar of Events

Send in your Free Calendar Listing to: Antique Doll Collector, c/o Calendar, P.O. Box 239, Northport, New York 11768 or Email: adcsubs@gmail.com.

If you plan on attending a show, please call the number to verify the date and location as they may change.

Ongoing

4/16‑10/9. Switzerland. Advertising Signs Special Exhibit.

Spielzeug Welten Museum Basel. www.swmb.museum.

October 2016

1 Albany, NY. Doll Show. St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church. Shaker Doll Club. Nancy Kiyonaga.

518‑384‑0189. skionag@nycap.rr.com.

1 Escondido, CA. Doll Show. Church of the Resurrection. Southwind Doll Club. Sandy Dorsey.

760‑731‑6581.

1 Morganton, NC. Doll Show. Collett Street Recreation Ctr. Sandi Walker. 828‑893‑0640. sandicw@msn.com.

1‑2 Phoenix, AZ. Marquis Antique Doll Auction.

Theriaults. 800‑638‑0422. 410‑224‑3655.

(F) 410‑224‑2515. www.theriaults.com.

1 Phoenix, AZ. Doll & Teddy Bear Show. North Phoenix Baptist Church. Valley of the Sun Doll Club.

Harlene Soucy. 480‑831‑9081.

2 DeWitt, MI. Doll Show. Banquet & Conference Ctr. of DeWitt. Sandy Johnson Barts. 269‑599‑1511.

2 Medina, MN. Dolls, Toys & Bears Show. Medina Entertainment Ctr. Bernadette Able. 239‑282‑9499.

DollsToysBearsOHMY.com 2 Stafford, NY. Friendship Luncheon. Madame Alexander Doll Club. 877‑691‑6864.

2 Sturbridge, MA. Doll, Bear & Folk Art Show. The Sturbridge Host Hotel. Collins Gifts. Wendy Collins.

603‑969‑1699. www.CollinsGifts.com.

5 Hatfield, PA. Doll Auction. Alderfer Auctions.

215‑393‑3000. info@AlderferAuction.com. www.AlderferAuction.com.

5‑8 Panama City, FL. Doll Makers’ Convention. Holiday Inn Resort Panama City Beach. Beckie Decker.

972‑299‑9680.

8 Bangor, ME. Doll Show. Elks Lodge. Maine‑ly Dolls Club. Inez Toothaker. 207‑234‑4101.

8 Las Cruces, NM. Doll, Bear & Miniature Show.

Scottish Rite Temple. Dona Ana Doll Club.

Gloria Sanders. 575‑523‑1413. www.Dollclubs.com/ New Mexico.

8 Pasadena, CA. Doll Show. Pasadena Elks Lodge.

Forever Young Antiques. Sandy Kline. 818‑368‑4648.

8 Pleasanton, CA. Doll & Bear Show. Alameda County Fairgrounds. Crossroads. 775‑348‑7713. www.crossroadsshows.com. www.dolls4all.com.

8 Salisbury, NC. Doll & Bear Show. Salisbury Civic Center. Southeastern Doll Shows. Jackie Stone.

828‑505‑2287. www.SoutheasternDollShows.com.

8 Sherwood, OR. Doll Show. Sherwood Elks Lodge.

The Fashion Doll Club of Oregon. Julie Oerding.

503‑816‑3966.

8 Southaven, MS. Doll, Toy & Miniature Show.

Southaven Arena. Southern Belles Doll Club. Donna Brown. 901‑377‑5796. Cricket1937@comcast.net. Karen Pagington. 901‑377‑9653. Rpaging3@comcast.net.

8 Westampton, NJ. Antique & Vintage Doll Auction.

The Collection of Anna May Case Volume II. Crescent Shrine. Sweetbriar Auctions. Dorothy Hunt. 410‑275‑2094. www.SweetbriarAuctions.com.

9‑10 Anaheim, CA. Doll, Bear & Toys Show. Anaheim Plaza Hotel. Rowbear’s Events. Rowbear.

831‑438‑5349. DollFestival@aol.com. www.dollshowusa.com.

9 Lebanon, PA. Doll Show. Lebanon Valley Expo Center. Central Penn Doll Collectors Club. Dotti.

717‑761‑3609. CentralPennDollCollectorsClub.org.

9 New Hope, PA. Doll Show. Eagle Fire Hall. Mark Lehmann. 215‑657‑2477.

9 Toledo, OH. Doll, Bear & Toy Show. Stranahan Great Hall. www.toledodollshow.com. Sandy Bullock. 734‑282‑0152. Sandy4085@hotmail.com.

13‑15 Chattanooga, TN. Doll Show. Embassy Suites.

Doll Artisan Guild International. Jody Cook.

607‑432‑4977.

13 Marlborough, MA. Dolls, Dollhouses & Toys Auction. Skinner. 508‑970‑3202. discovery@ skinnerinc.com. wwwSkinnerinc.com.

14‑15 Germany. Toy Auction. Ladenburger Spielzeugauktion GmbH. Gotz C. Seidel.

0049(0)6203‑13014. (F)0049(0)6203‑17193. mail@spielzeugauktion.de. www.spielzeugauktion.de.

15 Arcadia, CA. Doll Show. The Oak Tree Room.

Michael. 626‑791‑1129.

15 Austin, TX. Doll Show. Norris Conference Center. Austin Doll Collectors Society.

Sharon Weintraub. 512‑323‑9632. http:// Austindollcollectorssociety.blogspot. com/2016/06/updates‑on‑our‑2016‑show.html.

15 Chocowinity, NC. Doll Show. Tarheel Variety Theater. A to Z Doll Club of Washington NC. Martha Robbins. 252‑943‑2969.

15 Kingsport, TN. Doll & Bear & Toy Show.

Kingsport Civic Auditorium. The Doll House.

Ellen. 423‑753‑0022. Mary. 423‑247‑1639.

Cindy. 423‑292‑3682.

15 Lincoln, NE. Luncheon & Doll Show. Hillcrest County Club. Star City Doll Society. Marcella Miller.

402‑486‑3363.

15 New York, NY. Friendship Luncheon.

Madame Alexander Doll Club. 877‑691‑6864.

15 Palmetto, GA. Doll Show. Georgia Baptist Children’s Home. Peachtree Doll Collectors. Brenda Welker. 770‑579‑9404. bwelker@bellsoouth.net.

Linda Dobbs. 706‑672‑3010. Ldobbs2@bellsouth.net 15 Tucson, AZ. Miniature Show. The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures. Tucson’s Miniature Community. 520‑881‑0606.

15 Wausau, WI. Doll Show. St. Matthew’s Gymnasium.

Altrusa of Wausau. Lynne Goheen. 715‑573‑1699.

15 Washington, NC. Doll Show. Tar Heel Variety Theater. A to Z Doll Club. Martha Robbins.

252‑943‑2969. Martythesmarty16@yahoo.com.

16 Buffalo, NY. Doll Show. U. B. Center for Tomorrow.

Niagara Frontier Doll Club. Joan Malone.

716‑875‑2641. Kirsch.wa@gmail.com.

16 Dedham, MA. Doll, Bear & Folk Art Show. Holiday Inn‑Boston Dedham Hotel. Collins Gifts. Wendy Collins. 603‑969‑1699. www.CollinsGifts.com.

19‑21 Nashua, NH. Doll Auction. Holiday Inn. Withington Auctions. 603‑478‑3232. (F) 603‑478‑3233. withington@conknet.com. www.withingtonauction.com.

22‑23 Puyallup, WA. Doll & Bear Show. Puyallup Fairgrounds. Crossroads. Dorothy Drake.

775‑348‑7713. www.dolls4all.com. www.crossroadsshows.com.

22 San Diego, CA. Doll Show. Our Savior’s Lutheran Church. Doll Collectors of North Park.

Denise Perkins. 619‑602‑9043.

23 Binghamton, NY. Doll & Teddy Bear Show. Double Tree by Hilton. Broome County Doll Club & JMK Shows. Tina. 607‑239‑2705. bcdollclub@gmail.com.

Jesse. 352‑527‑6666. jmkshows@aol.com.

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The Enchanted Doll, karenkanderson@sbcglobal.net Gigi’s Dolls and Sherry’s Teddy Bears, Gigisdolls@aol.com One of a kind Belton, Tory Beth Radwick, tradwick@aol.com

National Doll Festival July 26-29

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he National Doll Festival held its 29th annual event at the lovely Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C., only a short distance from the UFDC hotel. It included many quality antique doll dealers as well as vintage, modern, doll supplies, clothing and artist creations. The synergy of the UFDC salesroom, Theriault auction and the National Doll Festival makes this the greatest doll collectors’ week in the world.

Wooden, c. late 1700’s, $9985. Cat’s Cradle Antiques, glencrolllins@gmail.com

“Just Me.” Gidget Donnelley, dollaround@embarq@mail.com

Two early Kathe Kruse dolls, $1850 and $1950. My Little Doll Co., www.mylittledolls.com

Bru exposition model with early face and wood articulated body. Holly Hepworth Antique Dolls, hhepworth@aol.com

Nancy McGlamery Antiques, mcpelton@aol.com Kamkins, $1850.

Straw Bear Antiques, strawbearantiques@gmail.com

Skippy’s offered by Susan Grabel, dgrabel192@ aol.com Laura Turner, frizellburgantiques@yahoo.com

Cissy’s offered by dolzdolzdolz, dolzdolzdolz@aol.com

Reproduction Bleuette by Wendy Lawton. Barbara Hillier, bchilliker@aol.com

K * R Gretchen, $4500.

Emma’s Antique Doll Castle, emmiesdolls@gmail.com

Hertel Schwab, $5200 and Baby Stuart, $1500. Louise and Brigid McHugh, mchughsdollstoys@aol.com

Cat’s Paw Doll Accessories, melembo@snet.net

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Experienced Doll Costumers Antique DOLL Collector is looking for patterns for publication. Call 717-517-9217, email: antiquedoll@gmail.com or send your pattern with instructions to Antique Doll Collector, 4800 Hampden Lane, Suite 200 Bethesda, MD 20814.

The Doll Works

Judith Armitstead (781) 334‑5577 P.O. Box 195, Lynnfield, MA 01940

Please visit our website for a fine selection of antique dolls, dollhouse dolls, dollhouse miniatures, teddy bears, all bisque dolls, bathing beauties, kewpies, dresser boxes, snow babies, half dolls, and doll accessories at www.thedollworks.net Tynietoy Huntboard and Accessories.

Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 11-4 Open by appointment at other times, call 859-707-6123

Visit us at www.kydollandtoymuseum.com

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23 St. Charles, IL. Doll, Bear, Toy & Collectible Show.

Kane County Fairgrounds. Antique World Shows.

Diana Tabin. 847‑772‑6760.

27‑28 Newark, OH. Doll Auction. McMasters Harris Doll Auctions. 800‑842‑3526. mark@mcMastersharris.com. www.mcmastersharris.com.

29 Loveland, OH. Friendship Luncheon. Madame Alexander Doll Club. 877‑691‑6864.

30 Kansas City, MO. Catalogued Doll Auction.

Four‑Points Sheraton Hotel. Frasher’s Doll Auctions.

816‑625‑3786. (F) 816‑625‑6079. frasher@aol.com.

30 Southbury, CT. Doll, Bear & Toy Show. The Crowne Plaza. Jenny Lind Doll Club. 860‑628‑8896. jennylindollshow@gmail.com.

Jennylinddollshow.wordpress.com.

106 W. Main St., Carlisle, KY 40311 859‑289‑3344

www.TheDollWorks.net

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HoneyandShars.com and rubylane.com/shop/honeyandshars New dolls added weekly

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2 Ann Arbor, MI. Teddy Bear Artist Show. Weber’s Inn. Bright Start Promotions. Valerie Rogers. 502‑423‑7827.

4 Rock Island, IL. Antique Show. QCCA EXPO Center. Kimberly Schilling, Melting Pot Productions.

712‑326‑9964. kim@antiquespectacular.com. www.AntiqueSpectacular.com.

5 Albuquerque. NM. Doll Show. St. Paul’s United Methodist Church. Dolls 4U. Anita Husby.

505‑508‑0351. www.Dolls‑4U.com.

5 Batavia, NY. Doll & Bear Show. Quality Inn. Saturday’s Child. Martha Smith. 585‑506‑7948.

5 Germany. Automata & Fine Toys Auction. Auction Team Breker. +49/2236/38 43 40. (F)+49/2236/38 43 430.

Auction@Breker.com. www.breker.com.

5 Irving, TX. Doll Show. Atrium Hotel. Joni Holland.

817‑929‑1691.

5 Largo, FL. Doll Show. The Palms of Largo. Royal Palms of Largo. Judy Smith. 727‑796‑9412.

5 Nazareth, PA. Doll Auction. Dotta Auction Co. 610‑759‑7389. (F)610‑759‑3992. www.dottaauction.com. www.auctionzip.com.

5 Oxnard, CA. Doll Show. Courtyard by Marriott.

Margo Ingram. 805‑445‑9443.

5 San Jose, CA. Doll & Teddy Bear Event. Family Community Church. Crossroads. Dorothy Drake.

775‑348‑7713. www.crossroadsshows.com.

6 Ann Arbor, MI. Teddy Bear Artist Show. Weber’s Inn. Bright Star Promotions, Inc. Valerie Rogers.

502‑423‑7827.

6 Buena Park, CA. Doll Show. Holiday Inn. Sherri’s Doll Show. Sherri. 310‑386‑4211. Sherribean7@aol.com.

6 Madison Heights, MI. Doll Show. UFCW Madison Place Hall. Doll Show Productions. Sharon Napier.

586‑731‑3072. www.DollShowProductions.com.

6 Mounds View, MN. Doll & Bear Show. Mermaid Event Center. C Promotions Plus. Carol Benson.

612‑669‑1613. CPromotionsPlus.com.

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Sharon & Ed KoLiBaBa 10 Sami Court, Englishtown, NJ 07726 Ph. 732‑536‑4101 Email: santiqbebe@aol.com www.rubylane.com/shops/sarabernsteindolls

Phone 623/266‑2926 or cell 206/295‑8585

honeyandshars@yahoo.com

Edison Talking Dolls Wanted Any Condition Doug Burnett Music Museum

816‑210‑3684 Edisondoll@yahoo.com

Selling Collections: Terri Lee • Nancy Ann • Steiff Club Over 100 pieces For complete list or more info email teddie112@gmail.com or Send SASE to DeAnna, 2271 Johns Peak Rd, Central Pt, OR 97502

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The Redwood Empire Doll & Study Club Present

Santa Rosa Doll Show & Sale Sunday, November 6, 2016 10 AM to 3:30 PM

Nancy Jo’s Christmas Sale

December 10, 2016 10 am to 3 pm at the

Santa Rosa Veterans Building 1351 Maple Ave., Santa Rosa, CA

(Across from the Fairgrounds) FREE PARKING

Specializing in Antique, Vintage, Modern & Artist Dolls - Miniatures - Teddies - Toys

Admission $6 ($1 off with this flyer or a coupon from DollsShowUSA.com) Children under 12 free with an adult.

We support The Living Room a homeless women’s and children’s day shelter.

For information call Kitti 707-326-0322 santarosadollshow.blogspot.com

Crowne Plaza Hotel,

45 John Glenn Drive, Concord, CA Nancy Jo Shreeder, 305 Robinson St., Martinez, CA 94553

925‑229‑4190 email: vallejodoll@gmail.com

www.nancyjodollsales.com ANTIQUE DOLLS – French and German Bisque, All Bisque, Chinas, Limited Ed. Doll Plates. SASE. Ann Lloyd, 5632 S. Deer Run Road, Doylestown, PA 18902.

215‑794‑8164. Email: alloyddolls@gmail.com RubyLane.com/shops/anntiquedolls Member NADDA, UFDC

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October 2016

6 Portsmouth, NH. Doll Show. Frank Jones Center.

Collins Gifts. Wendy Collins. 603‑969‑1699. www.CollinsGifts.com.

6 Santa Rosa, CA. Doll Show. Santa Rosa Veterans Building. Redwood Empire Doll & Study Club.

Kitty. 707‑326‑0322.

Santarosadollshow.blogspot.com.

12 Anaheim, CA. Doll & Toy Show. Brookhurst Community Center. California Doll Collectors.

Linda. 562‑596‑6790. Sherryl. 714‑827‑0345.

12 Corvallis, OR. Doll Show Benton County Fairgrounds. Oregon Creative Doll Collectors.

Valerie Sherwood. 541‑740‑3940.

12 Des Moines, IA. Doll, Bear & Toy Show. Iowa State Fairgrounds. Colleen Holden. 515‑986‑1975. www//desmoinesdollshow.com.

12 Westampton, NJ. Doll Auction. The Collection of Anna May Case. Volume III. Crescent Shrine.

Sweetbriar Auctions. Dorothy Hunt. 410‑275‑2094. www.SweetbriarAuctions.com.

13 Bellevue, WA. Doll Show. Red Lion Bellevue Inn. The Antique Doll & Toy Market. Lisa Pepin.

206‑362‑8723. Pepins4@msn.com.

13 Hasbrouck Heights, NJ. Doll & Bear Show. Hilton Hasbrouck Hotel. JMK Shows. Jesse Kohler.

352‑527‑6666.

13 Hunt Valley, MD. Teddy Bear Show. Embassy Suites Hotel. Donna Nielsen. 585‑229‑4453.

16 England. Dolls, Dolls Houses & Related Pieces Auction. The Spa Hotel in Mount Ephraim.

C&T Auctioneers Valuers. +44 (0) 1233 510050. www.candtauctions.co.uk.

18 Atlanta, GA. Ball Jointed Doll Convention. Crowne Plaza Hotel. Atlanta Ball Jointed Convention.

Renee Newsom. teacupdreams@yahoo.com 18‑20 Las Vegas, NV. Collectors Expo. Rowbear’s Events.

Rowbear. 831‑438‑5349. NatlDoll@aol.com. www.nationaldollfestival.com.

19 Bixby, OK. Doll Show. Bixby Community Center.

Kyle Productions Unlimited. Kyle. 405‑810‑1010.

19 Holland, MI. Doll Show. Doubletree Inn by Hilton. Muskegon Sand Dollers & West Michigan Snowbabies Doll Clubs. Bonnie Burke. 616‑361‑1330. bonnieburkedesign@comcast.net.

19 Indianapolis, IN. Doll Show. Irvington United Methodist Church. Indy Cloth Dollmakers.

Katie Jones. 317‑495‑1626.

December 2016

3‑4 Gaithersburg, MD. Doll Show. Montgomery County Fairgrounds. Bellman Events. 443‑617‑3590.

410‑357‑8451. InfoDolls@comcast.net.

3 Harlem, NY. Doll Show. Dwyer Cultural Center.

Morrisania Doll Society. Ellen Ferebee. 917‑655‑8531.

3 Punta Gorda, FL. Doll & Toy Show. Charlotte Harbor Event & Conference Center. Peace River Doll Club of Punta Gorda. Marilyn Josephs. 941‑575‑7789.

Nancy Vanselow. 941‑244‑2204.

3 Syracuse, NY. Central New York Doll Club Holiday Luncheon. Mid York Doll Club. Diane Noffey.

315‑414‑6854. Sewbuttons09@hotmail.com.

4 Anaheim, CA. Doll & Bear Show. Anaheim Plaza Hotel. Rowbear’s Events. 831‑438‑5349.

10 Concord, CA. Doll Show. Crowne Plaza Hotel.

Nancy Jo Shreeder. 925‑229‑4190. v allejodoll@gmail.com. www.nancyjodollsales.com.

10 Philadelphia, PA. Doll Luncheon. Sheraton Society Hill. Letitia Penn Doll Club. Joell Taggart.

610‑525‑3316. Joelit1@comcast.net.

10 Red Bluff, CA. Vintage Market & Arts.

RowbearPresents@charter.net. 530‑366‑5169. www.dollshowusa.com.

See more event listings on our website www.antiquedollcollector.com

s ’ i z t i FArntique Dolls

Buying entire collections of antique dolls and dolls of merit.

Fritzi’s cell# 630-247-1144 • Rick’s cell# 630-247-1219

Member of UFDC and NADDA • fritzisantiquedolls@comcast.net

We Will Be At These Upcoming Events: Sept 24 Fletcher, NC _ Oct 2 Dolls & Bears & Toys Oh My Show in Medina, MN Oct 9 Stranahan Great Hall, Toledo, OH _ Oct 15 Wausau, WI Oct 23 Chicago Toy & Doll Show, Kane County Fairgrounds, St Charles, IL Nov 12 Des Moines Fairgroundsv, IA ALSO mark your calendar for the March 31 & April 1 NADDA show in Kansas City, MO 2017.

UFDC

Left to right: 115 K*R (Phillip), Kestner 241 (Hilda’s sister), K*R glass eyed 114 (Gretchen), K*R 116A (Happy). These dolls available please call 630-247-1144 for info.