Pursuing the unusual

Article Abstract:

It is not necessary to spend heavily when collecting bisque dolls. Collectors might consider buying unknown or lesser well-known dollmakers, or even buying damaged dolls and repairing them. Collecting dolls that are not sought by everyone else is a less expensive way to enjoy the hobby.

Methods, Collectors and collecting, Collectors (Persons)

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Dolls of Norah Wellings

Article Abstract:

English cloth dolls made during the 1920s and 1930s for the tourist market have become popular collectibles, especially those made by Norah Wellings. Tips on how to authenticate and assign a value to a genuine Wellings creation are provided.

Cloth dolls, Stuffed dolls, Wellings, Norah

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Hilda: Kestner's crowning glory

Article Abstract:

German dollmaker Kestner started his company in 1805. His dolls, particularly the Hilda model, are beautiful, expressive creations which are quite scarce today.

Kestner, J.D.

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