This vintage porcelain doll, which stands 21 inches tall, was manufactured in Germany but is dressed in French attire. Made by Jumeau, one of the most iconic porcelain doll makers, the doll was ...

You've probably spotted countless adorable antique toys during trips to the thrift store, but there's one valuable vintage ...

I like to imagine the voyage of a single porcelain doll I owned as a kid. Her head was made in Armand Marseille’s factory in Thuringia, Germany. Her face, maybe 1 of 1,000 made that day ...

This month, our readers submitted a 19th-century porcelain head doll, a Fred Stark Machine Age ... near Rudolstadt, Thür, Germany.Courtesy of the collector My great-aunt gave me this china ...

to manufacture dolls and toys. They located their company in the Waltershausen area of Thuringia, Germany. Not only did this area have kaolin-rich clay with which to produce the porcelain ...

The first porcelain dolls, therefore, came from Europe, mostly France and Germany. Although antique porcelain dolls are rare today, the durability of the porcelain has allowed some of them to ...

She sells her reproduction French and German porcelain dolls at doll shows and through her website bisquebeauties.com She is a member of the United Federation of Doll Clubs. The Spencer Doll and ...

Through the years the Kestner dolls kept up with trends and contributed to innovations themselves. From composition to porcelain the Kestner family was at the forefront of German doll making.

From elaborately-costumed German porcelain dolls in glass-fronted armoires to a black doll made in 1915 in Angola— Cutileiro, a former primary school teacher, is far from spooked by her motley ...