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Claude Joseph Blampoix Ainé
(Senior) was a Paris, France doll maker from 1840 until 1862. He made
bisque shoulder head Poupée de Mode, Fashion Lady dolls, with molded hair or
wigged, moving or fixed patented enamel (1855+) or glass eyes and kid Lady
bodies. His successor
was Duval-Denis in 1861 and 1863 (Blampoix took the business back in 1862), then
Louis Charles Dallox from 1868 to 1889.
Blampoix
is known to have supplied bisque heads to Louis Léon
Prieur and fashion Lady dolls have been found with Blampoix's doll mark
and Passage DeLorme doll shop, Maison Simonne paper labels attached.
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Poupée de Mode, Fashion Lady Doll, kid body
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Claude-Joseph Blampoix
Senior doll mark
B 1 S, B 2 S, B 3 S, B 4 S, B 5 S,
B 6 S |
