Vintage Bisque Penny Dolls (c.1920s) – Rush Creek Vintage

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Last updated 29 maio 2024

Vintage Bisque Penny Dolls (c.1920s) – Rush Creek Vintage

Nothing is more charming and delightful to collect than tiny vintage bisque dolls that were mass produced, starting in the late 19th century. Made in various styles and sizes, our set of bisque sweeties are aptly called Penny dolls or Betty Boop dolls. A bit different from the popular (unmovable) Frozen Charlotte doll,
Nothing is more charming and delightful to collect than tiny vintage bisque dolls that were mass produced, starting in the late 19th century. Made in various styles and sizes, our set of bisque sweeties are aptly called Penny dolls or Betty Boop dolls. A bit different from the popular (unmovable) Frozen Charlotte doll, these are chubbier, show off a classic Betty Boop hair style AND have movable joints. These four cuties were made in Japan, dated to the 1920s-1930s and would be an appealing addition to any collection. Most notable is the larger doll with a hand painted swimsuit or romper, which increases the value and collectibility. All have 'JAPAN' stamped on the backs. Sweetness overload. ** Shop for more vintage goodness here in our Kids & Games collection! Listing Includes - FOUR vintage bisque Penny dolls (as shown); vintage Japan Item Condition Very good vintage condition with overall surface wear consistent with age and use. One nude doll is missing the arms; the other three have moveable arms attached with wire. The largest includes hand painted clothing - a romper or swimsuit and matching hair bow - in all its chippy glory. All with different facial expressions. Please view photos for closeups. All stamped JAPAN on the back. These sweet dolls have not been cleaned to protect their aged patina. Item Details - Materials: bisque, paint, wire - Color: white, beige, blue, red, black - Dimensions: Largest - 4 H Medium - 2.75 H Small - 2.5 H