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"And Then the Page Turns..." May 15-16, 2021 Marquis Auction Catalog
Theriault’s May 2021 Marquis Auction is a veritable library of dolls, each waiting to turn the page for the next chapter in its life. Outstanding selections ranging from a superb early English wooden doll with trousseau (ex-collection Rosalie Whyel Museum of Doll Art) to a fabulous trio of tiny French bisque Bébé Brus, sizes 0, 1, and 2, along with their tiny cousin, Bébé A.T. A fine American Izannah Walker doll is featured along with other mid-1800s dolls including fine porcelain dolls by KPM. There are automata, rare German character dolls, dollhouse furnishings, outstanding French bisque poupées, and fine all-bisque miniature dolls, more than 500 dolls in the two-day event.
$59.00
"Vintage Barbie" - Uncataloged May 1, 2021 Marquis Auction
Ranging from the highly sought #1 blonde ponytail Barbie in original trademark box to a blonde NRFB American Girl to blonde flip curls Stacey in store display costume. And nearly 100 additional rare models. Too, there are dozens of rare costumes, rare gift sets, and more than 300 lots in the auction. Absentee, telephone, and live bidding is available. For more information email info@theriaults.com or call 410-224-3655.
$10.00
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Cherries Jubilee
January 8, 2005 in Newport Beach, CA
The very sound of the name, Cherries Jubilee, suggests festivity and celebration and so it's only fitting that it is the title of Theriault's 35th anniversary catalog. More than 300 of the world's finest antique dolls are included in the extraordinary auction, highlighted by the private collection of Donna Berg of Paso Robles, California, with other fine selections from private French estates. Donna Berg, herself an artist, had an eye for exceptional beauty in dolls, and the collection is instantly notable for this. 9" x 9". Hardbound. 144 full-color pages.
$49.00
With Kewpish Love
January 9, 2005 in Newport Beach, CA
Presenting more than 450 remarkable Kewpie and Rose O'Neill antique dolls and ephemera. Included are bisque action Kewpies, many never seen before, as well as original O'Neill artwork, letters, and many novelty objects, 1910–1945. 9" x 9". Hardbound. 144 full-color pages.
$49.00
Best In Show
November 6, 2004 in Whippany, NJ
Fine antique dolls along with antique toy dogs take to the ring, as collectors cast their votes. Every doll is a winner here, however, where more than 300 items of the best of the best are featured. 8.5" x 11". Softbound. 120 full-color pages.
$39.00
More Mid-Century American Dolls
September 11, 2004 in Los Angeles, CA
Featuring a superb private collection of more than 100 very rare 1950s Alexander-kin fashionable children and Cissettes, an extraordinary collection of fabulous and nearly impossible-to-find early boxed costumes for 1950s Alexander dolls, and a fine group of near-mint hard plastic dolls from various manufacturers. 8.5" x 11". Softbound. 90 full-color pages.
$29.00
Mid-Century American Dolls-Meisner Collection
September 11, 2004 in Los Angeles, CA
Laura Meisner championed the collecting of high-style fashion dolls over a twenty-year period. This one-person collection is highlighted by fashion dolls of the 1950s including Barbie, Alexander Cissy and Elise, Miss Revlon, Jill and Jan, and Miss Ginger; along with Ideal Toni, Shirley Temple, and rare Alexander hard plastic children of the 1950s. 8.5" x 11". Softbound. 84 full-color pages.
$29.00
Peanut Butter Picnics, Rainy Afternoons
August 1, 2004 in Kansas City, MO
In some little corners of our collective memories, we conjure the simple summer picnic. A peanut butter picnic where you take your sandwich and go down the road looking for buried treasure. This sandwich is a childhood natural, that you could fix it yourself was empowering. So, in homage to childhood and our celebration of objects of childhood, we celebrate its symbols: dolls, playthings – and peanut butter picnics. Featured are antique bisque dolls, Bleuettes, fashions and American-composition dolls. 8.5" x 11". Softbound. 120 full-color pages.
$39.00
Lovingly - Jane Withers' Doll Collection
August 1, 2004 in Kansas City, MO
Being one of the most famous child stars of the late 30s, Jane Withers was in a unique position to assemble a doll collection which perfectly exemplified the popular culture of 1930's America. This book shows 200 of the finest dolls of Withers' collection, alongside black-and-white archival photographs of the child Jane Withers playing with her dolls, alongside celebrities like Walt Disney and Shirley Temple. There are numerous anecdotes told in Withers' own words. 8.5" x 8.5". Softbound. 96 full-color pages.
$29.00
Pie in the Sky, Cow Over the Moon
May 16, 2004 in Las Vegas, NV
Mignonettes are featured along with fine antique French and German dolls, Bleuette dolls, early American composition dolls, and including the dolls of Evelyn Green from the Strong Museum, sold to benefit the collection fund. 8.5" x 11". Softbound. 108 full-color pages.
$39.00
The Golden Age of Automata
May 15, 2004 in Las Vegas, NV
The 19th century produced a wealth of luxurious mechanical dolls and toys known as automata. Made in small studios in Paris from the years 1848–1915, these playthings brought to life both exotic and everyday events of the times. Nearly 150 of these automata, from the collection of world-renowned collector Christian Bailly, are shown in this remarkable book – a must-have addition to Bailly’s own book, "Automata: The Golden Age," published in 1987 and long out of print. Included are commentary and foreword by Christian Bailly. 9" x 12". Hardbound. 190 full-color pages.
$59.00
First Blush
March 13, 2004 in Boca Raton, FL
Superb antique dolls including Kestner, Simon and Halbig, Kammer and Rienhardt, Jumeau, Steiner, and early American cloth and paper mache folk dolls are among the fine specimens featured in this collectible book. 8.5" x 11". Softbound. 96 full-color pages.
$39.00