Fun fact! I studied porcelain in China and the reason it’s Fine China is because in China (specifically Jindgezhen) is because this area is where a TON of porcelain factories produced the porcelain that would be exported. A lot of the whitest porcelain comes from the mines in China!
Goodmorning, great video again!!!!. The doll with mutache is a doll from Spain, you can also find the girl dolls 😊Vintage 9" Bisque Ceramic Matador Baby Doll Mustache Boy Spanish Bull Fighter
22:43 That´s an around 1930 Mexican composition doll 8" with Mustache, 4 Joints, handmade, there are some on ebay listed in their original outfits. I think this one is a luchador de lucha libre ("lucha libre" wrestler), they were sold as souvenirs from Mexico in ferias (fairs) and street stands and represent different Mexican customs such as charros, wrestlers, mariachi, matador, etc. The matador one can be confused with a Spanish doll but in Mexico we inherited the tradition of bullfighting from Spain. You can ask for more info at Museo del Juguete Antiguo México (Antique Toy Mexico Museum)
Oh, what an insightful comment! Thank you for sharing this knowledge about the 1930 Mexican composition doll. It's fascinating to learn about dolls that represent cultural customs and traditions. The luchador de lucha libre is especially interesting! The Museo del Juguete Antiguo México sounds like a treasure trove of information. Always love learning more about the rich history behind these dolls. Thanks for being part of our doll-loving community and sharing such gems of information! 🌟💕
Really enjoyed this video! I love all the little dolls. When I was a kid, I played with baby type dolls from the 1960s, and Dawn dolls and Chrissy dolls and barbies too.
Such a fun video and very informative. Christopher is a breath of fresh air and Rachel I love to hear you talk about dolls because you to it with such a passion and you really explain things so clearly. You guys make a great team.
Finding composition without crying has become more difficult than when I acquired the majority of my compo dolls. My favorites are WWII yarn haired dolls…nylon went for parachutes so doll makers used yarn. I haven’t seen one on EBay or Etsy in months without massive crazing. Great video! I have two kewpies my mother gave me…one has his chest “tag.” I think they are so cute!
Hi Rachel! Maybe the little composition doll with the mustache has the string on his head because he was a carnival prize and the string held him up in the booth at the carnival.
Rachel and Christopher, thank you so much! I LOVED THIS VIDEO! So much fun. I'm learning so much. The two of you are a fabulous team. MORE videos just like this please 😊❤
That was a lovely way to show the dolls and share information about them.What a beautiful random collection of dolls love them . Enjoyed every minute of this thank you.
One of my first dolls was a compo Kewpie. My oldest daughter's first doll was a Kewpie. Cookie went everywhere with Noelle. She couldn't say Kewpie. Stay well and safe. Interesting video today. From Tennessee
i am excited over the little bisque dolls- I probably have a dozen but "the more the merrier". I enjoy this format of video- thanks, Rachel and Christopher.
It's probably already been said but I've dragged home lots of doll identification books. I've worn them out looking for my dolls. I recommend everyone, especially those that are new to collecting, to buy several.
Loved loved all of your information concerning these dolls. Learned so much today. Christopher asked the questions I would have asked. Love him. Thank you so much Rachel.
Iam my self a colector of all kind of dolls my name is Carmen Ocasio l live in Dorchester mass l watch your videos every day and l like you very much l learn a lot thanks for chearnig
Rachel and Christopher thanks so much for that lesson on the different antique dolls with China Dolls vs. Bisque Dolls, Intaglio eyes on the Heuback Dolls, and reproduction dolls❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️!!! My favorites of the dolls in this video are are: 1899 Tete Juneau stamp on the back of the neck of the SFBJ doll because I love her facial expression, her long eyelashes, her blue earrings, and her beautiful blue dress 💙💙💙💙💙💙!!! And my other favorite is the large Kewpie Doll @ 34:57!!! However, I also really like that made in Taiwan Kewpie doll because I had a doll like that one is a child, except it was bigger. As a child I really love my Kewpie Fan Doll!!! Rachel and Christopher I really enjoyed learning so much about the Dolls and you both made it so much fun!🤗🤗💜💜💜💜💜💜💜!!!
I was ecstatic when y’all opened the box of tiny bisque dolls!!! 😮While I’m mostly a collector of Raggedy Anns, I do have a tiny collection of penny bisques or frozen Charlotte dolls. I touched up their hair, or actually turned most of them into brunettes. They’re no longer naked and reside in the corner of the dollhouse bookshelf. I’ve named three of them and decided they’re siblings. Little Agnes (major attitude) Ethel and Theo. Every single time I visit my local antique shop, I look for one. They’re around $10 a piece and totally worth it! Thanks for sharing the info, I never knew they were carnival prizes at one time. 💕
Interesting with the eyes. When I learnt about Italian art in school, I found out that the way the eye is carved, depends on whether it’s a pale or a dark one. These markings would reflect the light thus making different coloured eyes. If you think about a pizza with 8 pieces and one piece carved out… That was one coloured eye. The other style had seven of the eight pieces of the pizza carved out. Clever don’t you think?
It was such a great time with you two! So much information, love and joy in this hobby! As far as I'm concerned, this video could have gone on for hours. I'm really looking forward to the next one.
Loved this informative video. Chris asked a lot of good questions. I learned some new things today. I also just love the small miniature dolls they are my favorite because they don't take up much space in an apartment.
I am a fourteen year old beginner collector and I absolutely love your videos. its a dream to one day visit your beautiful shop, but i live in scandinavia so its a bit far 😅 thank you for another great video!
Also her dress of the doll I was just telling you about, her Dress colors mostly red but with many colors on it it look like stripes but very small but lost of colors. Is this make senses . Thank you so much.😀
Love the doll Chris, so so cute that you love. Someday I would love to find it on estate sale. Hey Chris do you sleep with dolls? I sleep with baby dolls.
Love the dolls with character too. I believe the wrestling doll is possibly wearing the wrestling shoes? But didn't look well. So the black and the white would have been probably kid glove leather all one shoe not socks.. You can look at vintage wrestling movies. He looks familiar and kind of looks like a milk mustache like drinking your milk to be strong maybe? Really wondering wrestler baby reminds me of the old burlesque babies? Could be from one of the old Shirley Temple burlesque babies clips where she was about 2 years old?
@@RachelHoffmanDolls My friend brought my sons a couple mariachi puppets but they were real puppets. Looks like one of those cute burlesque babies. I think I will watch them and see if I can find something stuck in my head just because they are just so cute. I remember a scene with milk pouring out of a spiget or something? Wouldn't it have been wonderful if they were all put on strings and had a little baby burlesque theatre movie set and could put on a show with a little miss baby Shirley Temple!? 🍭🍬🚸💞🏠💕🚼👑🚺👡🎩🚹💪👞💐👔👒👗👕 I would love a dollie playhouse like that! Now I might need to make one!
Yes, we will someday! We don’t have many at the store but when we get them in, we will talk about them. You can find more American Girl on Munecas, Poupees, and Dolls.
Hi ! I have not picked up the word to diversify the china head doll and the other one ( the blonde one) ...can you write the word please? Thank you so much for your concern.
I have a very old Kewpie doll that is made in like s hard plastic type material and with little green tiny wings at his nack. Made in Japan and 27'' tall. I have tried to find out the value of this doll. I am in South Africa.
Hi thank you for your information, I am so exited to know about the old dolls, My Father got me a doll, first let me tell you about me, I was Born 1945 so hi must got the doll when I was about 5 or 6 years old, The doll walk I held her hand and she stared to walk moving her head one side to a nether, she had teeth and her hair was braided and put on her ears, like prices Leia in Star Wars and her dress was different colors with with collar, and with shows. I don't No how to descriver her, she was not able to set down, I guess because she walk. I love her, My Aunt and I move different times and I just don't remember how I lost her. Can you Possibly help me to find one. At the time I was in Mexico. In 1965 I move to the USA To South Bend Indiana. Presently I am In Boise Idaho. Your help will be greatly Appreciated. My Name is Lolita.
Hello Lolita, thank you for sharing your special doll memory with us. Dolls like the one you described, with walking and head-moving mechanisms, were quite popular in the 1950s and can be a treasure to rediscover. While I can't personally search for the doll, you might find luck searching online auctions, doll forums, or specialized doll shops that carry vintage items. You can also consider attending a doll show or contacting doll experts to help you in your search. Since you originally got your doll in Mexico, she might be a unique regional piece, making her extra special. Wishing you all the best on your journey to reconnect with a cherished part of your childhood. Your story is heartwarming, and I hope you find your special doll again. 🎀
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Fun fact! I studied porcelain in China and the reason it’s Fine China is because in China (specifically Jindgezhen) is because this area is where a TON of porcelain factories produced the porcelain that would be exported. A lot of the whitest porcelain comes from the mines in China!
That’s so interesting! Thank you for sharing!
oh my my my!!! I just adooooooorr those little tinny dolls
Goodmorning, great video again!!!!.
The doll with mutache is a doll from Spain, you can also find the girl dolls
😊Vintage 9" Bisque Ceramic Matador Baby Doll Mustache Boy Spanish Bull Fighter
Thanks for the info! We appreciate you commenting!
Loved visiting with you and Christopher today 🎉So much fun!! ❤
Yes it was! Thanks for joining!!
22:43 That´s an around 1930 Mexican composition doll 8" with Mustache, 4 Joints, handmade, there are some on ebay listed in their original outfits. I think this one is a luchador de lucha libre ("lucha libre" wrestler), they were sold as souvenirs from Mexico in ferias (fairs) and street stands and represent different Mexican customs such as charros, wrestlers, mariachi, matador, etc. The matador one can be confused with a Spanish doll but in Mexico we inherited the tradition of bullfighting from Spain. You can ask for more info at Museo del Juguete Antiguo México (Antique Toy Mexico Museum)
Oh, what an insightful comment! Thank you for sharing this knowledge about the 1930 Mexican composition doll. It's fascinating to learn about dolls that represent cultural customs and traditions. The luchador de lucha libre is especially interesting! The Museo del Juguete Antiguo México sounds like a treasure trove of information. Always love learning more about the rich history behind these dolls. Thanks for being part of our doll-loving community and sharing such gems of information! 🌟💕
Love your channel!! It's full of love and fun!! Sharing and learning!!! Thank you sooo much!!! Your doing a great job!!!🥰👍👏
Thank you so much 🤗 we appreciate that so much!!
Really enjoyed this video! I love all the little dolls. When I was a kid, I played with baby type dolls from the 1960s, and Dawn dolls and Chrissy dolls and barbies too.
Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you for sharing!!! Such beauties! Can't wait to see what Linda does with the one needing her dress restored and preserved!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
Heubach guy is super cool!
He is! 😎
I could watch Christopher interpret dolls all day :)
This was fun, educational and am so glad I hung out with you two.
Thank you for hanging with us!
@@RachelHoffmanDolls Always so fun with you!❤
To the natives Japan is also known as Nihon. The Japanese language is Nihongo. We Americans are Amerikajin. Hi Chris!
Thank you!
Omg i just love all your dolls.i could spend all day watching your videos to see all the beautiful dolls.
I love the kewpies. I bet Holland Diane will enjoy the dolls on the floor♥️
Haha she totally will!!
Such a fun video and very informative. Christopher is a breath of fresh air and Rachel I love to hear you talk about dolls because you to it with such a passion and you really explain things so clearly. You guys make a great team.
Thank you so much!
Oh, Rachel you look wonderful and so your assistant Christopher So good to see you both today
Thank you so much!
Finding composition without crying has become more difficult than when I acquired the majority of my compo dolls. My favorites are WWII yarn haired dolls…nylon went for parachutes so doll makers used yarn. I haven’t seen one on EBay or Etsy in months without massive crazing. Great video! I have two kewpies my mother gave me…one has his chest “tag.” I think they are so cute!
Lol no crying involved, though I would cry if I dropped one and she crazed.
Did that once…Augh!
Haha it’s easy to do!!
@@RachelHoffmanDolls I know too well! I was so upset..she was perfect!
Hi Rachel! Maybe the little composition doll with the mustache has the string on his head because he was a carnival prize and the string held him up in the booth at the carnival.
That’s a great idea!
Rachel and Christopher, thank you so much! I LOVED THIS VIDEO! So much fun. I'm learning so much. The two of you are a fabulous team. MORE videos just like this please 😊❤
You are so welcome! ❤️❤️
That was a lovely way to show the dolls and share information about them.What a beautiful random collection of dolls love them . Enjoyed every minute of this thank you.
Yay, so glad you enjoyed the showcase and info! 😊 Makes our day to know you're loving the dolls as much as we do.
I like working on the floor because it's hard for things to fall off. Thank you and Christopher for visiting.
Thanks for coming by our shop, Mary!
One of my first dolls was a compo Kewpie. My oldest daughter's first doll was a Kewpie. Cookie went everywhere with Noelle. She couldn't say Kewpie. Stay well and safe. Interesting video today. From Tennessee
Thanks for sharing!!
Christopher you are a joy and you made my day❤
Awe how kind! Thank you!
This was so fun to watch I could spend a whole week there just looking at all of these dolls 😍
i am excited over the little bisque dolls- I probably have a dozen but "the more the merrier". I enjoy this format of video- thanks, Rachel and Christopher.
Glad you like them! Thank you for the feedback!!
It's probably already been said but I've dragged home lots of doll identification books. I've worn them out looking for my dolls. I recommend everyone, especially those that are new to collecting, to buy several.
Books are best! Thanks for commenting!
Rachel this video was so informative. Enjoyed it immensly. Hope youvand Chris do more of these. I learned quite a bit. Thank you.
More to come! Thank you so much for commenting. Glad you liked it!
Loved loved all of your information concerning these dolls. Learned so much today. Christopher asked the questions I would have asked. Love him. Thank you so much Rachel.
Glad it was helpful!
Iam my self a colector of all kind of dolls my name is Carmen Ocasio l live in Dorchester mass l watch your videos every day and l like you very much l learn a lot thanks for chearnig
You rock!
Well picked cohost....enjoyed this!
So glad you enjoyed this!!
Rachel and Christopher thanks so much for that lesson on the different antique dolls with China Dolls vs. Bisque Dolls, Intaglio eyes on the Heuback Dolls, and reproduction dolls❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️!!! My favorites of the dolls in this video are are: 1899 Tete Juneau stamp on the back of the neck of the SFBJ doll because I love her facial expression, her long eyelashes, her blue earrings, and her beautiful blue dress 💙💙💙💙💙💙!!! And my other favorite is the large Kewpie Doll @ 34:57!!! However, I also really like that made in Taiwan Kewpie doll because I had a doll like that one is a child, except it was bigger. As a child I really love my Kewpie Fan Doll!!! Rachel and Christopher I really enjoyed learning so much about the Dolls and you both made it so much fun!🤗🤗💜💜💜💜💜💜💜!!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was ecstatic when y’all opened the box of tiny bisque dolls!!! 😮While I’m mostly a collector of Raggedy Anns, I do have a tiny collection of penny bisques or frozen Charlotte dolls. I touched up their hair, or actually turned most of them into brunettes. They’re no longer naked and reside in the corner of the dollhouse bookshelf. I’ve named three of them and decided they’re siblings. Little Agnes (major attitude) Ethel and Theo. Every single time I visit my local antique shop, I look for one. They’re around $10 a piece and totally worth it! Thanks for sharing the info, I never knew they were carnival prizes at one time. 💕
Love your comment! We are going to have more Raggedy videos coming soon!
thank you both !!
Our pleasure!
Interesting with the eyes. When I learnt about Italian art in school, I found out that the way the eye is carved, depends on whether it’s a pale or a dark one. These markings would reflect the light thus making different coloured eyes. If you think about a pizza with 8 pieces and one piece carved out… That was one coloured eye. The other style had seven of the eight pieces of the pizza carved out. Clever don’t you think?
It was such a great time with you two! So much information, love and joy in this hobby! As far as I'm concerned, this video could have gone on for hours. I'm really looking forward to the next one.
Glad you enjoyed it! Love what you had to say, thank you!!
Loved this informative video. Chris asked a lot of good questions. I learned some new things today. I also just love the small miniature dolls they are my favorite because they don't take up much space in an apartment.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting!
I am a fourteen year old beginner collector and I absolutely love your videos. its a dream to one day visit your beautiful shop, but i live in scandinavia so its a bit far 😅 thank you for another great video!
Oh that was fun! Beautiful dolls.💙
Thank you 🤗
This was such a fun , informative video! Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
Oh WOW!
Great show, thanks!
You bet!
Love watching your channel ❤
Thank you so much!!
Very Fun!
So glad you has fun!
you and christopher are just so good together
Thank you so much!!
This was fun.
Thank you!!
Loved the video Rachel! Is Linda going to redress also the tete Jumeau in blue?
Nice video with the antique dolls
Thank you!
Any haunted doll stories Madame 😊
Definitely not. Dolls aren’t haunted.
Hi thanks for the video! What books would recommend to help learn to identify dolls?
I love these dolls
Awesome!
Wonderful
Thank you!
Also her dress of the doll I was just telling you about, her Dress colors mostly red but with many colors on it it look like stripes but very small but lost of colors. Is this make senses . Thank you so much.😀
Which break too easy brisque or composition dolls? Tiny dolls are so cute
I would say bisque breaks easier!
Love the doll Chris, so so cute that you love. Someday I would love to find it on estate sale. Hey Chris do you sleep with dolls? I sleep with baby dolls.
Haha I’ll ask him!!
and I LOVE your sweater!!!!
Thank you so much!!
Love the dolls with character too. I believe the wrestling doll is possibly wearing the wrestling shoes? But didn't look well. So the black and the white would have been probably kid glove leather all one shoe not socks.. You can look at vintage wrestling movies. He looks familiar and kind of looks like a milk mustache like drinking your milk to be strong maybe? Really wondering wrestler baby reminds me of the old burlesque babies? Could be from one of the old Shirley Temple burlesque babies clips where she was about 2 years old?
Someone told us he’s a mariachi singer from Mexico!
@@RachelHoffmanDolls My friend brought my sons a couple mariachi puppets but they were real puppets. Looks like one of those cute burlesque babies. I think I will watch them and see if I can find something stuck in my head just because they are just so cute. I remember a scene with milk pouring out of a spiget or something? Wouldn't it have been wonderful if they were all put on strings and had a little baby burlesque theatre movie set and could put on a show with a little miss baby Shirley Temple!? 🍭🍬🚸💞🏠💕🚼👑🚺👡🎩🚹💪👞💐👔👒👗👕 I would love a dollie playhouse like that! Now I might need to make one!
Hi I wish you had your ebay site available to click on. Great to see
We will be listing more today. The link to our eBay account is in this video. 🎉
He looks like a Mexican doll with that mustache -without his costume...
These little bisque. Dolls my mother said they sold for a pennies back in the day with pennies candy
Christopher l love you too thanks for charing😅
Thank you too
will you do anymore american girl videos
Yes, we will someday! We don’t have many at the store but when we get them in, we will talk about them. You can find more American Girl on Munecas, Poupees, and Dolls.
🙋♀️❤
Christopher I am really looking forward to see your Gay dolls collection
Me too!!
love the tete jumeau in blue dress i totally love her
Thank you!
Hi ! I have not picked up the word to diversify the china head doll and the other one ( the blonde one) ...can you write the word please? Thank you so much for your concern.
Yes, it’s called “Parian” I hope that helps!!
@@RachelHoffmanDolls yes! I have never heard about it...I learnt something new and now I know what china porcelain means. Thank you so much
I have a very old Kewpie doll that is made in like s hard plastic type material and with little green tiny wings at his nack. Made in Japan and 27'' tall. I have tried to find out the value of this doll. I am in South Africa.
I'm a doll lover collect doll from the50s and 60s love baby dolls💱🌺💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
I need to see the gay dolls!!!
Love th bilow baby
They are so cute!
I want to see Christopher’s gay doll collection!
Me too! Hopefully soon!
Hi thank you for your information, I am so exited to know about the old dolls, My Father got me a doll, first let me tell you about me, I was Born 1945 so hi must got the doll when I was about 5 or 6 years old, The doll walk I held her hand and she stared to walk moving her head one side to a nether, she had teeth and her hair was braided and put on her ears, like prices Leia in Star Wars and her dress was different colors with with collar, and with shows. I don't No how to descriver her, she was not able to set down, I guess because she walk. I love her, My Aunt and I move different times and I just don't remember how I lost her. Can you Possibly help me to find one. At the time I was in Mexico. In 1965 I move to the USA To South Bend Indiana. Presently I am In Boise Idaho. Your help will be greatly Appreciated. My Name is Lolita.
Hello Lolita, thank you for sharing your special doll memory with us. Dolls like the one you described, with walking and head-moving mechanisms, were quite popular in the 1950s and can be a treasure to rediscover. While I can't personally search for the doll, you might find luck searching online auctions, doll forums, or specialized doll shops that carry vintage items. You can also consider attending a doll show or contacting doll experts to help you in your search.
Since you originally got your doll in Mexico, she might be a unique regional piece, making her extra special. Wishing you all the best on your journey to reconnect with a cherished part of your childhood. Your story is heartwarming, and I hope you find your special doll again. 🎀
I thought kewpies were pronounced like with a southern accent “little cuootiepie
I don’t think so. I’ve only heard them pronounced like I said it but I don’t always say things perfectly!
@@RachelHoffmanDolls ok I googled it you’re right because it sounds like “Cupid” 💘 they are little cutie pies tho