
Skinner is celebrating the rare and one-of-a-kind objects May 22-23 during a Discovery auction, which will feature antique dolls, toys and early photography. Read More +


Skinner is celebrating the rare and one-of-a-kind objects May 22-23 during a Discovery auction, which will feature antique dolls, toys and early photography. Read More +

It will be a doll parade April 27 at Dan Morphy’s, when more than 500 dolls, including a 19th century “H” doll, expected to fetch upwards of $40,000, is offered. Read More +
New man made materials used by the military in World War II gave the doll industry a new platform, but it was a series of unique partnerships that gave it rise. Read More +

Vintage toy airplanes and other aviation items may anchor Stephenson’s Spring Dolls, Toys & Trains Auction, but expectations are prices will soar. Read More +
Everything from farm toys and action figures, to antique dolls and antique doll clothes can be found at Iowa’s largest doll and toy show, slated for March 10. Read More +

A multimillion-dollar three-day dual auction extravaganza is planned Nov. 28-30, 2012, in Fairfield, Maine. The back-to-back cataloged auctions are filled with two full days of fine glass and lamps followed by toys, dolls, antique advertising, coin-op, music machines, salesman samples and more. Read More +

Virtually unprecedented in doll auction history was Theriault’s offering two renowned international museum collections in a back-to-back two-day event in New Orleans July 22-23. In the end, a new record was set for American dolls. Read More +

I am happy to report that the doll collecting world is alive and well. I have just returned from the annual United Federation of Doll Clubs convention in New Orleans. Antique doll lovers did what they do best: shop! Read More +

Two collections of antique dolls, furnishings, fashions, doll houses, miniatures and an important half doll collection will be offered June 16-17, 2012 by Frasher’s Doll Auction. Bebes from Jumeau, Steiner, Bru, Rabery and Delphieu will cross the block along with dolls from the 1930-1950 era, including Raggedy Ann, Shirley Temple dolls, Nancy Ann Storybook dolls and Alexander dolls. Read More +

After visiting five national vintage doll shows, columnist and expert Sherry Minton says attendance is up and the dealers have been selling. However, show demographics have changed: No longer are shows attracting dealers from long distances and the buyers seem to be from a 100-mile radius. Advertising is concentrated on local fliers, antique shops, newspapers and local TV stations. Read More +