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Mid-Century American Dolls - Sunday, March 22, 2020 in Naples, Florida
Mid-Century American Dolls. Featuring the private collection of Vivian Brady-Ashley with a focus on “the little ones” from legendary firms of Alexander and Vogue. Known throughout the collecting world as a connoisseur of dolls by Madame Alexander, few collectors knew that Vivian also held an abiding respect for the Ginny dolls of Jenny Graves known under their trade name of Ginny. The Mid-Century American Doll auction showcases an exceptional collection of several hundred examples from their early years of the firm, most in near mint condition. Softbound. 8.5" x 11".
$59.00
"Dance of the Hours" - Saturday, March 21 in Naples, Florida
"Dance of the Hours" Antique Doll Auction. Featuring the extraordinary 50 year collection of Lillian Hamm of Branchville, New Jersey highlighted by a splendid example of the very rare Albert Marque doll which was previously displayed at the Winter Haven Museum of Antique Dolls in Florida before making its home with Lillian Hamm nearly 35 years ago. The auction also features the Ackerman Collection of Schoenhuts, Part II. Softbound. 8.5" x 11".
$59.00
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Bon-Bons For The Bonnet Ladies of Tiffin
January 10, 2004 in Newport Beach, CA
In 19th century France, candy was dandy, but candy presented in an elegant or whimsical or downright funny box was even better. Fancey boites de bon-bons, known simply as candy boxes, prevailed in Paris from at least the early part of the century, and so precious were the boxes that after the candy was gone, the box was saved and cherished for generations. Featured, along with candy box dolls, are rare French bébés and poupées from private estates, and German character dolls. 8.5" x 11". Softbound. 128 full-color pages.
$39.00
American Glass Candy Containers
November 7, 2003 in Whippany, NJ
Made in small-town America during the beginning years of the 20th century, candy containers are surely "one of the truest forms of Americana." More than 300 antique candy containers are photographed and described from the 1876–1950 era. 9" x 9". Softbound. 72 full-color pages.
$29.00
A Long Walk Home
November 9, 2003 in Whippany, NJ
Faith Atkinson and Jane Anderson lived not far apart, one in Short Hills, New Jersey, the other in Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania. It is unlikely they ever met although they shared a common love of antique childhood objects. For Faith, it was mostly a love of beautiful dolls. For Jane, it was nostalgia. These two collections are merged in "A Long Walk Home" in reference to the two rare wooden multi-pede dolls on the cover. Dolls that symbolize these collections and the indefatigable trek of the collector in search of treasure. 9" x 9". Softbound. 186 full-color pages.
$39.00
Fa'vours in Candlebeam Rooms
July 20, 2003 in New Orleans, LA
Great collections are about selectivity. In the case of the late Peggy Lancaster of Palos Verde, California, she focused her vision on the elegant lady dolls of the 18th-20th centuries, and so her collection centered on rare French fashion dolls, superb English woodens, and refined German bisque ladies with sculpted hair. Within you will find French bisque bébés by Bru, Jumeau and Schmitt et Fils. Of note are two ensembles originally belonging to Blondinette. 8.5" x 11". Softbound. 128 full-color pages.
$39.00
300 Impossible Things Before Noon
May 17, 2003 in Las Vegas, NV
This book pays tribute to the imaginations of doll and toy makers of the past 150 years who have created seemingly impossible playthings. Begin with an astonishing one-person private collection of rare Gebruder Heubach dolls and figurines, and continue with an exceptional array of French dolls and automata. The toy collection is a delight, comprised of German and American tin lithographed works from the 19th century to the 1940s. 10" x 10". Hardbound. 124 full-color pages.
$49.00
The French Lieutenant's Bride
Febuary 22, 2003 in Boca Raton, FL
The handsome French lieutenant stood proudly, his crimson military jacket bearing medals that attest to his illustrious career. His stunning bride, who now made her regal way down the aisle, adorned in an ivory satin wedding gown in the style of au courant from 1904. Featured alongside the bride and groom are antique bisque dolls, Bleuettes, fashions and American composition dolls. 8.5" x 8.5". Softbound. 108 full-color pages.
$37.00
Vintage Alexander
January 5, 2003 in Newport Beach, CA
Every doll collector will have a new appreciation of the extraordinary work of the American icon doll firm when they view these 250 rare dolls, 1930–1965, in original and near mint condition. 8.5" x 11". Softbound. 104 full-color pages.
$39.00
Toy Stoves 1850-1950
January 5, 2003 in Newport Beach, CA
Manufacturers of people-sized stoves compete side-by-side with toy makers in the production of these little wonders, many of them exact small-scale versions of actual stoves, with working grates, dampers, ash shakers and all the works. 150 antique toy stoves are presented in this book, each with detailed descriptions, maker's marks and dates of production. 9" x 9". Hardbound. 96 full-color pages.
$49.00
Dolls, A Moveable Feast
January 4, 2003 in Newport Beach, CA
A mouth-watering selection including German character dolls, gorgeous French bébés, rare early china dolls (including some from the Mildred Seeley Collection), all-bisque mignonettes, rare-sized impish googlies, 18th-century wooden court dolls (from the private collection of the late Claude Detave of Paris), and superb diminutive furniture. 9" x 11". Hardbound. 118 full-color pages.
$49.00
Lady Dolls of the 19th Century
January 3, 2003 in Newport Beach, CA
Throughout history, lady dolls have been both fashion mannequins and children's playthings. In the 19th century privileged children owned lady dolls of paper mache, china and bisque with extraordinary wardrobes and accessories. The objects of childhood dreams, the dolls also served as lessons in proper dressing and demeanor. Hundreds of German and French dolls and their fashions are featured. 7.5" x 10.5". Hardbound. 144 full-color pages.
$49.00