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Lot 108
Features a darling Madame Alexander Mommys Pet Doll and an Effanbee The Passing Parade Doll. This item has its original box. Boxes measure 11.75"L x 5.5"W x 17"H and 13"L x 6"W x 19"H. Dolls measures 12"L x 5"W x 18"H and 6"L x 4"W x 13"H. Marked Mommys Pet and Effanbee. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 109
Features two Madame Alexander dolls, a ballerina and Sleeping Beauty, and a porcelain limited edition 15 of 5000 Seymour Mann Michelle Severing Baby doll. Largest measures 10"L x 5"W x 21"H. Marked Madame Alexander. Marked Seymour Mann. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear. As is. Stains and scuff marks.
Lot 110
Beautiful high quality dolls in a wide range of styles. Includes: Little Boy Blue, N.1345; Victoria, N.3746, Degas Girl, N.1575; Laurie, (From Little Women) N.1326; Ireland, N.578. Each comes in its original box. Largest doll measures: 8''L x 3''W x 12''H. Largest box measures: 14''L x 9.25''W x 4.5''H. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Madame AlexanderCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 259
A set of Madame Alexander Dionne Quintuplets composition baby dolls, circa 1936, in original cream painted bed with pillow, mattress and blanket, Annette, Cecile, Emelie, Marie and Yvonne all with painted features, moulded hair, swivel head and jointed at shoulders and hips, all in original matching white dresses, knitted cardigans, nappies and bibs with embroidered names and five nightdresses, all incised ‘Dionne, Alexander’ to back of head, bed 20” (51cm)x 10” (26cm), dolls 7” (18cm) tall, (condition: good, two dolls with light crazing to face), together with a book ‘The Truth about the Dionne Quins’ by Lillian Barker and a cut out book.
Lot 249
All dolls created of hard plastic with moveable arms and legs. 3 have individual stands. All international dolls decorated and dressed with that country in mind. Madame Alexander tag. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 5"L x 2.5"W x 8"HManufacturer: Madame AlexanderCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Lot 228
Photographs: Ballet, Stage, and Screen: 20+ mostly vintage photographs, some of which are Signed includes, Shirley Temple, c. 1940, oversized sepia toned print, depicted the child star with film producer, Maurice Cowan, Signed lower left, To Mr. Cowan Love Shirley Temple, 11 x 14 inches; with a related 10 x 8 publicity photograph of Shirley Temple with Maurice Cowan and his wife, dancer and writer, Lore Cowan; Mme. Yvonne (Yvonne Kerdudo, British, 1978-1954). Alexis Rassine, silver gelatin print, inscribed by the ballet dancer to costumier, Grace Madelaine Kelly, For my darling Mrs. Kelly, with much love, Alexis, photographers signature in the print lower right, studio stamp and annotations by ballet dancer, Brigitte Kelly (daughter of Mrs Kelly) on reverse 6 ¼ x 8 ¼ inches; Angus McBean (Welsh, 1904-1990). Pavanne from Romeo and Juliet, 1937 black and white photograph, depicted Hugh Laing with American dancer and choreographer, Agnes de Mille, Signed by Hugh Laing lower left, With lots of Love and remembrances of Nellie, printed titled label on reverse, 8 x 10 inches; Paul Tanqueray (British, 1905-1991). Tony Kelly, c. 1940s, 10 x 8-inch photograph, Signed by the photographer in pencil lower right, Thurlow Place, London, studio stamp on reverse. Paul Tanqueray opened his first London studio in 1925 and as Londons then youngest photographer, he employed an ex-Cambridge graduate as his assistant, Cecil Beaton. Tony Kelly (1921-1953) studied with the Ballet Rambert and later Assistant director. Whilst working on the film Duel in the Jungle (1954) Tony Kelly was killed and taken by a crocodile as he tried to save the camera equipment when the crews boat overturned during shooting footage along the Zambesi River in Rhodesia. His body was never found. Tunbridge-Sedgwick, Alexis Rassine with Maria Sanina (Brigitte Kelly), 1940 - gelatin silver print, depicted the dancers performing with the Anglo-Polish Ballet in Spectre de la Rose, the photograph with the costumiers ink drawn designs to the tops of Rassines legs, ?possibly noting changes to be made to his costume, annotated by Brigitte Kelly, and numbered with studio stamp on reverse, 10 x 12 inches. Sascha (Alexander Stewart, British, 1892-1953). Sybil Arundale, 10 x 8 inch black and white photograph, the stage actress depicted, cigarette in hand with fellow cast members, numbered and annotated in pencil, For Miss Arundale with photographers Suffolk Street, London, studio stamp on reverse; Saschas stage and society portraits were regularly published in magazines such as The Tatler and The Sketch. Sybil Arundale (born Sybil Kelly, 1879-1965) appeared with her sister Grace on stage and in music halls, where they were billed as The Sisters Arundale; Vivienne (Florence Vivienne Mellish, British, 1889-1982). Sybil Arundale, three portrait photographs, numbered and annotated with studios stamps on reverse, 6 ½ x 8 ½ inches; and Mary Kelly, 8x 10 inch photograph by Vivienne, Signed by the photographer lower right on the mount, annotated and numbered with studio stamp on reverse; Otto Kurt Vogelang (German, active 1920s-30s). Mischa Spoliansky, Berlin, c. 1930s, vintage portrait photograph of the Weimar composer, Signed by the photographer on the margin, with Berlin studio stamp on reverse, 6 ¾ x 9 ¼ inches;Douglas Scott (British, active 1920s-30s). Brigitte Kelly, Mans & Venus 1936, silver gelatin silver print, Signed by the photographer on lower margin, annotated on verso by Brigitte Kelly, 7 ½ x 9 ½ inches;Basil Shackleton (British, d. 1943). Brigitte Kelly, gelatin silver print, Signed by the photographer in pencil on the margin lower right, with studio stamp on reverse, 6 x 8 ¼ inches; with three related 8 ½ x 6 ½ inch black and white publicity photographs of Brigitte Kelly and fellow dancers performing for the Anglo-Polish Ballet, 1940-1962; Peter von Suchodlski, Honoria Plesch with actress, Irmgard Spoliansky, gelatin silver print, depicted costume designer Honoria Plesch painting dolls, with Spoli, the daughter of composer Mischa Spoliansky, photographers stamp and annotated by Spolis sister-in-law, Brigitte Kelly, on verso, 8 ¾ x 6 ¼ inches; John Vickers(British, 1916 - 1976). Joan Frost, black and white photograph, Signed by the photographer in pencil on the mount, numbered with copyright stamp on reverse, 6 ¼ x 8 ½ inches overall: Andree Howard, choreographer and costume designer, Death and the Maiden, Ballet Rambert, 1937 - photographers signature in the print lower left, annotated by Brigitte Kelly with Golden Square, London studio and Daphne Deane Impresario, Paris, stamps and on reverse, 9 ½ x 11 ½ inches; together with, Ava Gardner, 8 x 10 inch black and white publicity photograph; Dana Andrews, Signed 8 x 10 inch black and white photograph; and Spencer Tracy, depicted with Anna Neagle, Herbert Wilcox, Maurice Cowan, publicity photograph, 9 ¾ x 7 ¾ inches. (23) Provenance: Brigitte Kelly (stage name, Maria Sanina, 1922-2012) classical ballet dancer and author. Brigitte Kelly studied at Ballet Rambert under the guidance of Madame Marie Rambert, and after a career performing with the Ballet Russes and Anglo-Polish Ballet, Brigitte later worked in films including Moulin Rouge (1952) and on the West End stage performing in The King and I (1953-54). She returned to become director of the Rambert School and at the age of 87 published her book, Mim: a Personal Memoir of Marie Rambert, 2009
Lot 674
A substantial offering of letters and paperwork regarding the estate of James Whitcomb Riley. Riley's poems were the inspiration for Raggedy Ann dolls and Little Orphan Annie dolls. Contains letters and documents by his niece discussing the publishing of his poems as well as original contracts related to the Raggedy Ann doll. Includes a signed Madame Alexander document granting permission to make dolls for the estate and receive royalties from them. In addition to this is over 100 pages of documents and correspondence relating to Riley, many are legal inquiries as to royalties. Most was under the direction of Riley's niece, Miss Lesley Payne. Approximate Dimensions:mix of standard 8.5:" x11"with some being smaller.Condition:Most are in very good condition with little damage as they were in files for most of the time. Could contain some wrinkles, edge split, a fold, etc.
Lot 136
Leonardo Collection, Regency Fine Arts, Madame Alexander - 10 x unboxed porcelain dolls - Lot includes a Madame Alexander 'Heidi with Goat' doll. A Regency 'Emily' doll. A Leonardo Collection 'Sister Mary' doll. Some dolls are missing swing maker tags. Lot also includes a dolls accessory wheel barrow and vegetables. Dolls come with stands and majority of dolls have see through dust covers that are in dusty condition. Largest doll is 40 cm in height. Dolls appear in excellent condition.(This does not constitute a guarantee) (M)
Lot 351
Large mixed collection of dolls and bears including: Madame Alexander- Kins x four little women, bisque and vinyl dolls, dolls clothing, dolls prams 24", doll reference books such as Antique Doll by Agnes Melger and British Dolls of the 1960s by Susan Brewer; plus a range soft toys and teddy bears including x three Harrods bears, one small Merrythrought bear plus others; some items would benefit from a cleaning (tobacco smell); (Qty).
Lot 623
Madame Alexander Pair of vinyl dolls including: (1) Center Stage Cissy 2000, LE 265/350, baby pink gown and matching shawl, earrings and necklace, swing label (detached but present) and certificate, 19"/48cm; (2) Unnamed portrait doll, gold and black gown with removable cloak, earrings and necklace, MISSING labels, Good Plus to Excellent; (2).
Lot 378
American vintage hard plastic / composition teenage dolls x four: (1) General Doll Manufacturing Corp. teenage Walking Doll (Brooklyn, NY, USA), 1950s, hard plastic, with swing label, strawberry blonde Saran hair, original clothing, 15.5"/40cm; (2) R & B (USA) hard plastic doll, 1950s, wearing original dress, 16"/41cm; (3) Madame Alexander (USA) Sonja Henie composition doll, 1930s, wearing original skating outfit, 14"/36cm; (4) Arranbee (USA) composition skater doll, 1930s / 1940s, wearing original outfit, 17"/43cm; Good to Excellent Plus; (4).
Lot 239
A Kathe Kruse cloth doll and other various 1950s dolls , Kathe Kruse girl with synthetic head, painted features, blonde hair and on a cloth body wearing a pink corduroy dress, 14” (36cm) tall, condition: good, re-dressed, together with a Madame Alexander Ice skating doll and three black Pedigree dolls, one in need of stringing, together with two later hedgehog soft toys, (7 items).
Lot 1000
An extensive Georges Méliès archive of autograph material and original photographs1. 11 Autograph Letters Signed ('G. Méliès') and two autograph manuscripts, all in French: nine letters to Léo Sauvage, dated March to November, 1937, and two, likely to critic Maurice Noverre, which were given to Sauvage by Merritt Crawford, dated October-November 1930, 25 pp total on various papers, concerning his films, career, other filmmakers, as well as a first-hand reference to a young American sculptor and his animated dolls made of wire performing shows in his Paris home (Calder's Circus, which he is to visit with Hans Richter); the two manuscripts are autograph lists of his primary illusions and tricks ('Illusions et grands trucs') produced by him at the Theatre Robert Houdin from 1888 to 1918, and his Principal Major Cinematic Compositions ('Principales grandes compositions cinematiques'), containing a list of 60 of his greatest films in 4 categories; with 3 carbon copies of typed responses from Léo Sauvage;2. 9 mounted vintage gelatin silver prints, roughly 5 x 7 in. to 6 x 9 in., on card mounts, various pencil notations to the verso, from the sets of the following films: Faust and Marguerite (1904), The Dreyfus Affair (Suicide of Colonel Henry) (1899), Humanity through the Ages (1908)(?), Eclipse (1907), Tunnel Under the Channel (1907), an unidentified family scene, and three promotional films for Brunot shoeshine, Bornibus mustard, and Dewars scotch.3. 2 Autograph Letters Signed ('J. Méliès') from Jehanne d'Alcy, Méliès's wife in his later years and widely considered the first female movie star, both early 1938, one on mourning stationery; with 2 carbon copies of typed letters from Léo Sauvage;4. Original invitation for the funeral of George Méliès, bordered in black, with original transmittal envelope addressed to Léo Sauvage, January, 1938;5. 7 promotional sales brochures (6 in French and one in English) for 5 Méliès films from his 'Star Films' company, one annotated by Méliès with pricing information: 'The Palace of the Arabian Nights' in French (annotated) and English (with 12 photos), 'Two Hundred Leagues Under the Sea' (2 copies), 'Joan of Arc,' 'Christmas Dream,' and 'Special Scenes from the 1900 World's Fair';6. 3 Autograph Letters Signed from Andre Méliès ('A. Méliès'), Méliès's son, to Léo Sauvage, 4to, November 1941 to January 1942;7. Assorted other ephemera and reproductions, including articles on Méliès, photocopies of letters, or original Méliès drawings and designs, etc.Provenance: Léo Sauvage (1913-1988); by descent.A FASCINATING AND IMPORTANT ARCHIVE OF GEORGES MÉLIÈS. In 1937, Léo Sauvage met the great filmmaker Georges Méliès and they became friends and correspondents over what would be the final year of Méliès life. Sauvage played a major role in the resuscitation of the filmmaker's reputation, facilitating articles, reviews, and photographs in various publications. The nine letters from Méliès to Sauvage constitute a review of his final year and the struggles of Méliès to secure his reputation (with the help of Sauvage). There is also a wonderful letter that speaks to the vibrancy of Méliès's Parisian life during the time as his star was again in ascendance, including an invitation from Hans Richter to a (in translation): 'show at the home of an American sculptor that I know, and who it is said makes very amusing shows with animated dolls that he fabricates with iron wires.' The first-hand contemporary reference to Alexander Calder's circus from the venerable magician Méliès is very rare, and Méliès further references a possible collaboration in film with Richter. There are also two manuscripts in Méliès's hand being Méliès's account of the important tricks in his films, as well as his own account of his films and his own categorization.The two letters from Méliès, likely to Noverre, were given to Sauvage by Merritt Crawford and discuss the contemporary arguments of Crawford and Noverre in defense of Méliès in the arguments regarding the beginnings of cinema, as well as Méliès's progress on a bookplate he is designing for Crawford. There are also two letters from Jehanne D'Arcy, widely credited as the first female movie star, who appeared in countless (literally) Méliès films before leaving the profession in 1903, and then becoming his wife later in 1916. We locate no other examples of Madame Méliès's autograph at auction, or in institutional collections. This is a large and important archive of materials, both autograph material and visual, including 9 rare photographs of Méliès productions, as well as the black-bordered invitation to Méliès's funeral at L'eglise Notre-Dame du Travail, with envelope addressed to Sauvage. In all, this is an emotionally stirring and academically viable collection of materials documenting the final year of Méliès's life, in the midst of his own revival and reassessment of his career that had begun in 1929.Léo Sauvage would go on to become a New York correspondent for Le Figaro and then the drama critic for the New Leader, and penned a well-regarded book on the history of cinema, L'affaire Lumière.
Lot 264
*Chinese puppets. A pair of opera puppets, late 19th century, two fabric hand puppets, with hand-painted carved wooden faces and feet, and articulated hands, both wearing hand-sewn silk robes embellished with braid or embroidery, some dust-soiling and a few small holes in places, male figure with choice of head attire (a mandarin hat with plait, and an embroidered hat with beaded tassels), male figure with paint chipped on feet and damage (with slight loss) to nose and forehead, female figure with embellished black hair and beaded earrings, and holding a folding paper fan, height 32cm (12.5ins) and 29.5cm (11.5ins) respectively, together with two dolls by Madame Alexander, New York, mid 20th century, both in elaborate costume, with gold hoop earrings and fruit headdresses, approximately 25cm (10ins) high, one with metal stand (Butler Doll Stand Co. Chicago), plus a broken oriental figurine A note accompanying the puppets reads rather charmingly: "I am very sorry, but my wife had a bad dream the other night, and she hit me on my forehead, and thus marred my beautiful countenance." (5)
Lot 677
*Doll. A bisque head doll, Germany: Schoenau & Hoffmeister, early 20th century, composition character doll with articulated limbs (index finger on left hand missing), bisque head impressed 'S H 1909 5' and 'PB' within star, brown glass sleeping eyes, slightly open mouth showing upper teeth, and long brown hair, dressed in a lace-trimmed blue velvet dress, length 59cm (23.25ins), together with three mid 20th century dolls by Madame Alexander (all with maker's name impressed on head), one a baby doll dressed in a long white gown (with additional dress, bonnet and pinafore), the other two princess dolls, wearing original clothes, and a tiara and sequinned headdress respectively, plus another doll similar, wearing a frilled 'Bo-Peep' dress and bonnet, plus a Theodor Recknagel bisque head costume doll, impressed '1909 DEP R 10/0 A', dressed in Swiss Guard style outfit, with sword on leather belt, and a similar German doll, impressed 'L 14/0', carrying a little leather satchel, hat and hair detached, plus a china head doll with china limbs, circa 1905, wearing a later dress (and with an earlier dress), plus four metal doll stands (8)
Lot 222
A collection of hard plastic dolls, including a walking Pedigree in blue dress, 21” (54cm) tall, Pedigree Princess Anne in spotted dress, , celluloid Raynal ‘flirty-eye’ doll, celluloid sailor and flirty- eye doll in green and white dress, Amanda Jane with two trunks of original clothes, flirty eye baby, a Schildkrot design baby, small Roddy walker, Madame Alexander and a Maori doll with baby (12 items).
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