Milette Dolls Created by Natascha
Small cabinet size dolls
Jumeau Lacie
Incised Depose Jumea
thought to be made when Jumeau first started making his own porcelain heads. These fine Incised Jumeaus
were made by the father Pierre Francoise Jumeau, before Emile took over. They are dated around 1875-76. more details »
RD Moline
This doll, marked RD was made by Rabery and Delphieu. This company made dolls over a long period of time, probably from 1856-1925. more details »
RD Moline II
Marked R5/0D was one of the more beautiful and interesting dolls. The French firm of Rabery & Delphieu, produced dolls 1856-1925. Jean Delphieu was succeeded by his son-in-law, Alexander Rabery, in 1874 which reached award winning levels during 1880-1890. The success came after Rabery & Delphieu stated producing their own heads rather than continuing to purchase bisque heads from Francois. more details »
Jumeau Sceamer
Jumeau produced character heads in the 1890's which at first were automata heads commissioned by the firm of Leopold Lambert. Later Emile-Louis Jumeau decided to produce these character heads. They were still produced in 1900 when Jumeau merged into the SFBJ company. One of the most distinctive of the series is model 211, the wailing child
better known as the screamer
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