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Doll clothes patterns for the enthusiast.

Paperback, 97 pages. 1977. Many black and white illustrations. Includes Madame Lenci's history, child dolls, ethnic dolls, dolls dressed for sports, the 1925-1926 and 1927-1928 catalogs, lady dolls, personality dolls, occupational dolls, mascottes, miniatures and fetishes, clothes, miscellaneous items, prices, Lenci marks and height table for Lenci dolls and figures by date.

Doll clothes patterns for the enthusiast.

The glorious Manifattura Lenci of Turin is the star of this volume, which presents 150 works from the important Giuseppe and Gabriella Ferrero Collection. The historic Lenci factory was founded by Enrico Scavini and his wife Elena ("Lenchen," or "Lenci") König in 1919, to produce toys and objects for children―including the now-collectible "Lenci dolls." After 1927 the business began to focus on making little figurines and decorative objects like vases, boxes and ornaments in glazed ceramics. The firm made designs inspired by the fashions of the moment, and their objects quickly became status symbols for the interwar Italian bourgeoisie. Bringing in Turinese artists like Sandro Vacchetti, Marcello Dudovich, Gigi Chessa, Mario Sturani and Abele Jacopi to contribute designs, the Lenci factory produced a range of unique, inimitable ceramics that showcased the taste of an era and a society.

Excellent condition with the exception of my company name and address on blank page just after opening the hardcover. No tears, dings, etc. Like new!

Paperback, 97 pages. 1977. Many black and white illustrations. Includes Madame Lenci's history, child dolls, ethnic dolls, dolls dressed for sports, the 1925-1926 and 1927-1928 catalogs, lady dolls, personality dolls, occupational dolls, mascottes, miniatures and fetishes, clothes, miscellaneous items, prices, Lenci marks and height table for Lenci dolls and figures by date.

A pictorial of Italian Lenci collector dolls from the early twentieth century.

Expansive photo guide to cloth dolls made by Lenci, Nora Welling, Chad Valley, and many others. Lavishly illustrated with a bevy of beautiful photos plus packed with detailed descriptions to make identification simple. Loaded with 1990 values by the best selling author of the Hard Plastic Doll series. Features 47 color and 271 b/w photographs. 256 pages.

The glorious Manifattura Lenci of Turin is the star of this volume, which presents 150 works from the important Giuseppe and Gabriella Ferrero Collection. The historic Lenci factory was founded by Enrico Scavini and his wife Elena ("Lenchen," or "Lenci") König in 1919, to produce toys and objects for children―including the now-collectible "Lenci dolls." After 1927 the business began to focus on making little figurines and decorative objects like vases, boxes and ornaments in glazed ceramics. The firm made designs inspired by the fashions of the moment, and their objects quickly became status symbols for the interwar Italian bourgeoisie. Bringing in Turinese artists like Sandro Vacchetti, Marcello Dudovich, Gigi Chessa, Mario Sturani and Abele Jacopi to contribute designs, the Lenci factory produced a range of unique, inimitable ceramics that showcased the taste of an era and a society.