Vintage all-bisque dolls are typically less than 12 inches tall and were made in a very wide range of quality. The best were usually made in either France or Germany, but the very finest ones are ...

The mark DEP is used by German and French manufacturers as an abbreviation for their word for "patent." The dolls are both made of bisque, which is simply an unglazed porcelain that came into ...

Tom Sampson says his collection of vintage French dolls, all with bisque heads, at his home in Spokane Tuesday, Mar. 15, 2022. Most of his dolls are from the 1880s and 1890s and have realistic ...

In March one of Marque’s bisque porcelain dolls, made in 1916, sold for a record $300,000 (219,874 euros) at an auction by the North American appraisal and auction house Theriault's, which ...

Unlike the Monster High or the Blythe dolls that have increased in price, the bisque dolls have experienced a significant slowdown, even a fall. A vintage 1870s doll house up for auction for an ...