800-966-3655 - Dollmasters

T h e la D i e S o f
h e r T w i G
The German
porcelain firm of
Hertwig produced
outstanding
figurals of
children, animals,
novelties — and
women — for
nearly a century.
During the early
years of the 20th
century they
produced an annual catalogue with drawings and
illustrations of their offerings. This fabulous new
book reprints all "the ladies" from those Hertwig
catalogue pages. Included are half-dolls, bathing
beauties, Art Deco ladies, nudies, and flapper ladies.
A fabulous original resource book that will have you
dreaming of all the treasures you’d love to find. 8 ½"
x 11". Softbound. BT-201. $35.
o P a q u e "fl a P P e r la D Y
in fr i n G e D Dr e S S "
P e r f u m e Bo T T l e
A hand-painted glass perfume
bottle, made in France,
and so evocative of the
sophisticated 1920’s. Signed
by the artist. 6". AD-391.
$95.
D e c o r a T i v e Sh o e a n D Pu r S e
A perfect example of the latest decorative trend is this set of
silk brocade shoe and coin purse. Both are about 4" long and
possess a lovely silk cover. While the purse can be opened and
closed, the shoe is a solid decorative piece. 4". GH-124. $25.
Objects For Lady Dolls
c o l l e c T i o n o f Bi S q u e ha l f Do l l S
Some people call them pincushion dolls. Whatever
name you give them, you know that they’re one
of the hottest collectibles around. New York artist
Anne Arroyo has designed an entire shadowbox of
bisque re-creations of some of the most popular
half-doll designs ever made. They look fabulous
hanging on a wall in the polished wooden
shadowbox, or you might like to sew a pincushion
skirt for your particular favorite. 12" x 12" box.
About 3" dolls. SD-370. $850.
"in Th e Bo u D o i r "
B l u e Si l k Sc a r f
w i T h ke w P i e
D e S i G n S
How stylish all year
long, and a charming
way to tell the world
that you love Kewpies.
100% pure silk, the blue
background scarf is
decorated with designs
of frolicking Kewpies. 36" x 36", hand-rolled edges.
JE-217. $75.
B Y fr e n c h ar T i S T So u l a c r o i x
Are these the real thing, or aren’t
they? Only their cost gives them away.
Exceptional photo-replication on canvas
recreates the texture
and vibrant colors of
the original paintings
portraying elegant
ladies in their boudoir,
painted by the French
artist Soulacroix in the
late 19th century. Each
is superbly framed in
gilded wood. Each 15"
x 22".
Lady in Boudoir
with Needlework.
PP-149. $98.
Lady in Boudoir
taking tea.
PP-150. $98.
Set of both "In the
Boudoir" paintings.
PP-151. $175.
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