Benjamine


Benjamine, sister of Bleuette and Bambino appeared in 1926 (but was sold very little. )


The head is made of porcelain biscuit, the eyes are made of blown glass and the wig is made of natural hair or mohair.
The bodies are in composition (Paper mache = consistency of wood)


As with all the dolls that I present, you can ask me for them naked or with certain accessories or clothes (possibly seen on other dolls).



Do not hesitate to ask me to take photos of the doll as you want it and an Ebay sheet for you to order.






Antique Doll Reproduction


The doll on this identification sheet is: “Benjamine”  Bleuette's sister:   The publisher of the French child magazine "La Semaine de Suzette" creates a little brother to Bleuette (Year 1928)  That is “Bambino” and a sister "Benjamine"




Produced by a French craftsman using 19th century techniques.  The white porcelain doll's make up is done with the original antique one as a model or with a lot of documentation. I engrave my signature “ÂO” on the doll's nape, in addition to the original marks.

The eyes are Mouth blown glass, the wigs human hair or mohair, The doll's bodies are “Papier Mâchè” (similar wood)
Each doll is available unclothed, or with another doll's clothes. I will e-mail you a picture of the doll you wish with its price on Ebay and Paypal

 

 

Please look at my E-Bay store with more than 300 antique doll reproductions.


The head is made of porcelain biscuit, the eyes are made of blown glass and the wig is made of natural hair or mohair. As with all the dolls that I present, you can ask me for them naked or with certain accessories or clothes (possibly seen on other dolls). The doll on this identification sheet is: “Benjamine”  Bleuette's sister:   The publisher of the French child magazine "La Semaine de Suzette" creates a little brother to Bleuette (Year 1928)  That is “Bambino” and a sister "Benjamine" ,  Produced by a French craftsman using 19th century techniques.  The white porcelain doll's make up is done with the original antique one as a model or with a lot of documentation. I engrave my signature “ÂO” on the doll's nape, in addition to the original marks. Each doll is available unclothed, or w