Very nice and rare miniature artistic dolls, wire and wool, hand made by Mme Lazarski. There are were mascots for aviators and soldiers of WW 1. 2 1/2" height (6 cm). Thabee Lazarski worked in Paris together with mademoiselle Elisa Prevost-Huret and she was the last owner Huret company. She has been very first artist doll maker to have been invited to present her cloth dolls in a prestigious Art Gallery in Paris. Paul Poiret was so impressed by those incredible naive and modern creations that he decided to encourage his "Atelier Martine " students to start the making of cloth doll too, those having a strong resemblance with Lazarski's own creations.

There are really very rare and very interesting and rare historical dolls. Six pairs.

I do a layaway. Please email me if you have any questions. Thanks for your visit to Respectfulbear doll shop.



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I DO A LAYAWAY.

For U.S. customers, please note: antiques over 100 years old are currently duty-free when imported into the United States under U.S. customs regulations (HTS Chapter 97, heading 9706).

I handle all customs paperwork and, if any import charges apply, pay them upfront, so you won’t be asked to pay any additional fees upon delivery.

Parcels are fully tracked, insured, and carefully packed.

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