Mr Punchs Shop : Dolls, Accessories, and Miniature Living : Dolls : Celluloid Dolls
| | | 1950s English Black Celluloid Doll(Reference #08-5-2)
Made in England in the 1950s, this black doll (6.75" tall) is made of celluloid - which is unusual in itself. She has jointed limbs, painted facial features and shoes, moulded hair and clothes, and original metal earrings. The doll has 'white' features and blue eyes, rather than negroid ones. She would, originally, have had paper clothes stuck to the celluloid; these have long since disappeared, although a few remnants remain. Apart from that, the doll is in very good condition. (#) US$70.00
Price: £35.00 |  | |
|  | 1930s French Celluloid Jointed Toddler Doll(Reference #01-6-8aa)
 Although this delightful doll is completely unmarked, it was made in France in the pre-war period. The doll measures 6.5" long and has moulded hair, painted facial features, and jointed bent limbs. It is in exceptionally fine condition, without any cracks or dents.
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| 1930s French Petitcolin Celluloid Doll(Reference #02-5-44b)
Made by Petitcolin of France in the 1930s, this delightful miniature celluloid doll measures just 2.5" tall. The doll has a fixed head, painted facial features, moulded hair and ears, and bent toddler limb body with jointed limbs. The original child owner has dressed the doll in a particularly attractive red gingham outfit of blouse, skirt and hat. The doll is marked with the manufacturer's trademark on the back. There are no cracks or splits to the celluloid; the doll is in excellent original condition. (25 #) US$60.00
Price: £30.00 |  | |
| | | 1930s French Celluloid Toddler Doll(Reference #01-6-8a)
This attractive little doll (6.5" tall) is unmarked but the quality and type of celluloid indicates that she was made in France in the 1930s. She has jointed limbs, painted facial features, and moulded hair. She is completely free from cracks and dents and, apart from some slight surface grubbiness, is in very good condition.
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| 1930s Celluloid Boy Dolls in Original Box (3)(Reference #02-5-35a)
Made by Petit Colin of France in the 1930s, these three celluloid boy dolls are still contained in their original box. This is made of plain cardboard, but is graced with a label that states that Petit Colin made the dolls, they that are in series 24b, and that the box contains 12 of them. It also has the company's eagle head trademark. The dolls themselves are 4.5" tall, have fixed heads, jointed limbs, moulded hair, and painted facial features. They have the Petit Colin trademark on their back. All three dolls are in very good condition, without any cracks or splits to the celluloid. To find dolls such as these in this kind of condition and still in their original retailer's box is a real bonus for any serious collector of celluloid dolls.
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|  | 1930s Celluloid Boy Doll(Reference #8-10-16)
This celluloid boy doll has one of the most soulful facial expressions ever seen on a doll. Measuring 11" in length, he is fully articulated with a socket head and five-piece bent limb toddler body. He has exquisitely moulded and tinted hair, and very delicately painted facial features. Just look at the depths of his eyes, the subtle shading of his cheeks and the rich redness of his cupid's bow lips. Th quality of the moulding is also apparent in his body and limbs, with his chubby toddler's stomach, dimpled hands and creased upper legs. Not only is this a very fine doll, it is also in very fine condition. There are no cracks, splits or dents to the celluloid and, apart from some very minor surface marking, there is absolutely nothing to report. Although the doll is not marked with a maker's name or country of manufacture, the quality and style of the celluloid clearly indicates that he was made in Japan in the pre-war period for export to the West. He is an absolutely stunning celluloid toddler that would grace any collection of similar items. # US$180.00
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