ANTIQUE REPRODUCTION JUMEAU 28 IN TORY PATRICIA LOVELESS PROCELAIN DOLL NEW

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ANTIQUE REPRODUCTION
JUMEAU 28 IN TORY
PATRICIA LOVELESS
PROCELAIN DOLL NEW
ANTIQUE REPRODUCTION JUMEAU BEBE 28 in TORY
VICTORIAN FRENCH PROCELAIN DOLL PATRICIA LOVELESS.
THIS DOLL  KEPT IN AIR-CONDITIONED PET FREE SMOKE FREE ENVIRONMENT
BOX SHOWS SIGNS OF FADING AND WEAR FROM STORAGE
DOLL IN MINT CONDITION CLOSED LIMITED WORLDWIDE
EDITION #1273/2000
The Home Shopping Network viewers voted
Patricia Loveless there favorite artist and awarded
her the first ever TORY award for 1995.
Her complex and elaborate designs contribute to
the popularity of her dolls. From intricate detailed
costumes to beautiful faces, its no surprise Pat's
work has been praised by collectors for more
than 40 years. Images are of my personal doll.
Tory was created by Patricia Loveless as a gift to
her Collectors in response to being named the very
firstwinner of the Tori Award in 1996.
Tory is a delightful antique reproduction
Bru JUMEAU 1907 Child Bebe.
Doll artist Patricia Loveless has dressed her in an
elegant outfit of soft Celedon Green and Soft
Pink roses with 24Kt gold dipped French laces...
She is the epitome of French turn of the century
doll with lace and ruffles,smart ivory shoes
covered in lace and elaborate hat adorning her
cascading brunette banana curls with beautiful
golden brown eyes to accent the reddish
brown ringlets TORY has been fashioned of the
finest materials and is issued exclusively by
the Home Shopping
Network.She has been
protected and kept in a smoke free home.
Patricia Loveless is a naturally gifted doll artist
who has specialized in antique doll reproductions
and unique "old fashioned" doll designs since 1982.
Her dolls have been shown and widely appreciated
and demanded at specialty doll, antique and
artisan/craft events covering much of the world.
Many Patricia Loveless Originals this size Retail
FOR MANY MANY HUNDREADS OF DOLLARS.
ABOUT THIS ANTIQUE REPRODUCTION:
Jumeau Dolls 1842-1958 FrenchPierre Francois Jumeau
originally partnered with a man named Louis
Desire Belton , (Belton & Jumeau), Belton died
before 1846, Pierre continued to make the beautiful
bisque Bébés dolls loved by antique doll collectors
today. Up until 1872 many bisque heads were
supplied by Eugene Barrois, until Jumeau built it's
own porcelain factory. About 1878 his second son,
Emile Jumeau , took over from his father who retired.
In 1899 Jumeau became a member of the Societe
Française de Fabrication de Bebe & Jouets (SFBJ)
until their demise in 1958 . Many of their earliest
dolls are considered works of art. Some of their
dolls are classified as: Almond Eyed Bébé, 1893-1898
Bébé Jumeau Phonographe ( Henri Lioret, marked
phonographic parts HL ), B. L. Bébé, E. D. Bébé (produced
while Emillle Douillet was director 1892-1899) ,
E. J. Bébés, E. J. A. Bébés, great Ladies Series, Jumeau
Character Bébés, Jumeau Déposé Bébé, Long Faced
Triste Bébé (sad facial expression), Parisiennes
( kid bodies with bisque heads ), Portrait Bébé,
Poupée Bois, Poupée de Modes (Doll of Fashions) ,
Premiere Bébé, Princess Elizabeth Jumeau, Second
Series Bébé Duet, R. R. Bébé and Tete Jumeau Bébés.