Blampoix Antique Dolls 1840+ French

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 eyes (1855+) or glass eyes on 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. Francois Blampoix, Jne Junior was Claude’s younger brother, also a doll maker.

Blampoix is known to have supplied bisque doll heads to the House of Prieur. Fashion Lady dolls have been found with Blampoix’s doll mark BS with Maison Simonne, Passage DeLorme doll shop paper labels attached.

Blampoix 21 poupee de mode fashion lade doll mark b5s face — ca. 1855 Blampoix Poupee de mode fashion lady doll 21″ tall doll mark **b5s**

Blampoix Antique Dolls, Doll Marks Identified

ca. 1855 Blampoix Poupee de Mode Fashion Lady doll 21″ kid body

simonne maison doll mark label passage delorme — Maison Simonne doll mark label Passage Delorme doll shop

blampoix-doll-mark-bs — Claude Blampoix doll mark BS + a size number

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The French Encyclopedia of Dolls 1800-1925 book, vol. I A-K in 2003 by Francois and Danielle Theimer and Florence Theriault, The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Dolls books, vol. I (1800-1925) in 1968, vol. II (1800-1930) in 1986 by Dorothy S., Elizabeth A. and Evelyn J. Coleman and continued research across the Internet since 1999 which we share with you.