Mr Punchs Shop : Dolls, Accessories, and Miniature Living : Dolls : Plastic Dolls
| | |  | 1950s Hong Kong Kader (OK) Plastic Jointed Baby Doll(Reference #5-3-220)
This 16" hard plastic baby doll was, up until 1995, on display at the Cotswold Doll and Teddy Bear Museum in England. It was made by Kader (OK) of Hong Kong in the 1950s. The doll has a hard plastic head with moulded hair, sleep eyes and open mouth, and a soft plastic body with jointed limbs. It also has a squeaker mechanism in the stomach but, sadly, this no longer works. However, apart from some minor scratching to the back of the head, there are no other defects to report. The doll is dressed in a hand-knitted outfit of knickers, dress, and bonnet. She would make a very attractive addition to any collection of plastic dolls. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
| 1960s Canadian Deeancee Vinyl Mountie Doll in Costume(Reference #5-6-527)
Far fewer boy dolls than girl dolls were made, and that makes this delightful chap from the 1960s rather desirable. What makes him even more desirable though is that he is dressed in the costume of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Not surprisingly, he hails from Canada and is made by Deeancee. Standing 15" tall, he is made of vinyl, with hard plastic limbs and body, and a soft plastic head. The doll is fully jointed, has plastic sleep eyes that still work as they should, and is complete with his original costume, although we do not know whether he originally had a hat. The costume consists of a necktie, red jacket, blue trousers with gold stripe, and brown boots. For his age, this Mountie is in very acceptable condition. There is some fading and marking to the trousers, some wear to the boots, and he has a healthy sun-tan to his face and hands which makes the rest of his body look pale, but there are no other defects to report. If you're a fan either of the RCMP or of Deeancee dolls, then this could well be the item for you. (WR) US$54.00
Price: £27.00 |  | |
|  | 1960s Canadian Deeancee Vinyl Boy Doll - Original Costume(Reference #5-6-538)
Far fewer boy dolls than girl dolls were made, and that makes this delightful chap from the 1960s rather desirable. Hailing from Canada and made by Deeancee, he is made of vinyl, with hard plastic limbs and body, and a soft plastic head. Standing 15" tall, he is fully jointed, has plastic sleep eyes that still work as they should, and is complete with his original costume which is the absolute height of 1960s fashion. It consists of a one-piece shirt and trouser set with integral tie, a checked jacket, and socks and shoes. The shoes are marked MADE IN HONG KONG and are thoughtfully marked with an L and an R. For his age, this boy doll is in very acceptable condition. There are a couple of small tears to his shirt, and he has a healthy sun-tan to his face and hands which makes the rest of his body look pale, but there are no other defects to report. (WR) US$44.00
Price: £22.00 | |
| 1960s Hong Kong Plastic Dolls and Accessories in Packets(Reference #3-10-240b)
All three items in this selection were made in Hong Kong in the 1960s for sale in the United Kingdom. They comprise a Golden Gate baby pram with jointed doll (2.5" tall), a shower bath set with jointed doll (4" tall), and a Miss Tot's Beauty Set comprising a brush, comb, hand mirror, compact, nail scissors, butterfly hair clip, two hair curlers, a perfume bottle, and a lipstick. These are now loose in the packet as the elastic bands holding them in place have perished with age. All of the items are contained in their original packaging as they are old shop stock. Apart from some age-related wear and pricing marks to the header cards, there are no defects to report. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 |  | |
|  | 1950s Hard Plastic Dolls: Hong Kong and Renwal (3)(Reference #8-4-02rb)
This selection comprises two Hong Kong dolls and a Renwal baby. The first Hong Kong doll (4" tall) has moulded hair, sleep eyes, and jointed limbs - and is still in her original cellophane wrapping. The second Hong Kong doll is also still in her original packaging. This is a Golden Gate product and consists of a jointed doll with sleep eyes sitting in a pushchair (almost 4" high). The third item is a jointed Renwal baby (2" tall) wearing a nappy and a cheeky expression. All three items are in very good condition for their age. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
| 1950s Hong Kong Plastic Bikini Doll - Dressed as Bride(Reference #02-7-5m)
This 6.5" tall plastic doll is marked MADE IN HONG KONG on the back. She has painted facial features including a somewhat exaggerated use of the eyebrow pencil that was so fashionable in the 1950s. The doll was originally dressed as a bikini doll with separate plastic sea-shell top, shorts and high-heeled shoes. This costume is still in place, but the maker has over-dressed the doll in a bridal costume of two-tiered lacy skirt, veil and over-sized pink rose. The doll is in very good condition - without any defects to report. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 |  | |
|  | Immediate Post-War Hard Plastic Palitoy Doll(Reference #6-1-65)
This 7" tall hard plastic doll is marked PALITOY and MADE IN ENGLAND on the back. She has painted facial features, a synthetic wig in slightly distressed condition (the doll looks as though she has had a severe fright), fixed plastic eyes, jointed arms, stiff legs, and painted silver shoes. Apart from the wig, the doll is in very good condition and would make an interesting addition to any collection of early plastic dolls. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
| 1940s US Knickerbocker Plastic Co Boy Doll Rattle(Reference #5-3-244)
Made by the Knickerbocker Plastic Company of Glendale, California in the 1940s, this delightful boy doll stands 6" tall. He is marked with the maker's name on the back. The doll has moulded hair and ears, sideways glancing eyes, starfish fingers, jointed arms, static legs, and moulded and painted socks and shoes that are very much of the period. Unusually, the doll has one bent arm and one straight one; this makes him even more appealing. He is filled with beads so that he also doubles as a rattle. The doll is in very good condition for his age: there is just minor staining to the top of his right arm. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 |  | |
|  | 1960s Boxed Italian Soft Plastic Doll(Reference #9-11-57)
Although this 15.5" tall dressed soft plastic doll is still contained in its original box, there is no indication of the name of the manufacturer. There is only one label on the box and all that states is '420, 701, Made in Italy'. The doll is fully jointed, has plastic sleep eyes, rooted hair, and is dressed in a very attractive peasant-style frock. The only slight defects to report are that the doll lacks one set of eyelashes, and the box suffers from some crushing and creasing. However, this is a delightful doll that would enhance any collection of 1960s plastic dolls. (WR) US$24.00
Price: £12.00 | |
| 1950s Hard Plastic Dolls (2)(Reference #6-8-234a)
Made in Hong Kong in the 1950s, these hard plastic dolls are both marked with their country of origin on the back. The larger one stands 6" tall; the smaller one is 3.5" tall. The larger one is fully articulated and has sleep eyes; the smaller one has articulated limbs, sleep eyes, and is still contained in its original cellophane wrapping. There is no damage to report to either doll. (40 *) US$36.00
Price: £18.00 |  | |
|  | 1950s UK Rosebud Plastic Boy Doll(Reference #6-2-76)
 This hard plastic boy doll measures 6.5" high and was made by Rosebud of England in the 1950s. He was part of the Rosebud Miniatures range and is in excellent original condition. The only slight defect to report is a small moulding flaw to the top of the head. He has a one-piece straight leg body with jointed arms, moulded hair, painted sleep eyes, and a rosy sucked in cheeks expression. This is a very attractive doll from one of the UK's foremost manufacturers of plastic dolls of the period.
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| 1975 Plastic Doll Character with Moving Arms(Reference #02-7-5e)
Marked with a copyright date of 1975 and the maker's name - GMFGI (who also made the early Star Wars dolls), this interesting doll character stands 13" tall to the top of his head. We believe that he is a representation of some film or television character but, unfortunately, do not know which one. Although the doll does not have any legs, he appears to be complete. He is dressed in a blue cotton tunic with lacing down the front, and has a natural fibre moustache and beard; his hair is unfortunately missing. His arms are jointed and can be raised by means of pulling on a cord in the interior of the doll. Apart from the hair loss, there is no other damage to report. (WR) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 |  | |
|  | 1950s Japanese Hard Plastic Roly Poly Men (2)(Reference #5-9-421)
Though unmarked, these two knock over figures are believed to have been made in Japan in the 1950s. They each measure 3.75" high and are in good external condition, with no cracks or other damage to the plastic. However as Roly Poly figures, they are now a bit of a disappointment because they no longer roll over and then right themselves. The reason for this is that the internal weights have become unglued from the bottom, and thus there is nothing to return the men to the vertical position after they have been knocked over. Even so, they make an attractive pair of early plastic toys, as the Harlequin man is particularly appealing, are inexpensive, and would display well. (~ 158) US$20.00
Price: £10.00 | |
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