bisque doll
Unglazed porcelain toy
A bisque doll is a doll with a head made of unglazed porcelain, giving the skin a matte, lifelike appearance.
Popular from the mid-19th to early 20th century, bisque dolls were prized for their realistic flesh tones and delicate features.
Collectors still value antique examples: Her grandmother's bisque doll had glass eyes and human hair.
- glass eyesArtificial orbs replacing natural ones
- human hair wigArtificial head covering
- porcelainTranslucent fired clay
- figurineSmall ornamental sculpture
- antiqueOld valued collectible
collectible · collector's item · biscuit · vintage · antique shop · kiln · bisk · France · molds · painted face · hand-painted · Victorian era · Germany · 19th century · firing · marionette · moppet · glazed
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- antique dolls
material/finish
bisque dollchina doll
Ceramic toy figure
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