The dolls are both made of bisque, which is simply an unglazed porcelain that came into fashion in the late 1860s and was popular until composition dolls came along. The unattached wig is no ...

I like to imagine the voyage of a single porcelain doll I owned ... the cycle of fashion consumerism: new outfits, new hairdos, new accessories and new furnishings for these bisque beauties.

These dolls come from Germany. A bisque doll is a doll made wholly or partly of porcelain - bisque is unglazed porcelain - and were most popular between 1860 and 1900. Comments are closed for this ...

“The dolls with the strawberry-blonde hair are certainly the most desirable, often realising up to $3000,” he says. Those who played with Barbie or have collected the doll as an adult would also be ...

These dolls come from Germany. A bisque doll is a doll made wholly or partly of porcelain - bisque is unglazed porcelain - and were most popular between 1860 and 1900.