Lot #122: Vintage Bisque Porcelain Collector Doll.

Type: A modern mass-produced porcelain collector doll designed to mimic antique 19th-century French and German "boudoir" or "bisque" dolls. Era: Manufactured primarily between the 1980s and 1990s during the height of the modern porcelain doll hobby boom. Origin: Most commonly produced by manufacturers in Taiwan or China for various western novelty companies, department stores, and doll registries (such as Seymour Mann or Heritage Mint). Materials: Built with a painted bisque porcelain head, hands, and lower legs/feet attached to a soft, fiber-filled stuffed cloth body structure. Attire: Dressed in a brown Victorian-revival prairie-style dress featuring a wide lace-trimmed collar, matching bloomers, a ruffled bonnet hat, and faux-leather black shoes. Pickup category timeslot {A}