Fleischmann & Bloedel Antique Eden Bebe Dolls 1873+ German, French

Founded in Fürth, Sonneberg, Germany in 1873 by Salomon Fleischmann and Jean Bloedel (also spelled Blödel) as a factory making dolls and toys. Fleischmann & Bloedel also had branch offices in Paris, London and Lehmann & Company was their agent in Spain.

Fleischmann & Bloedel made knick-knacks, dolls or figurines of porcelain, sheet metal, iron, wood, wax and papier mache, toys (a mon Mignon) that moved and played music, automatic dolls that walked and or talked. Some dolls may have a Ferdinand Imhoff marked windup walking body. In 1899 Fleischmann & Bloedel joined the alliance of French dolls makers SFBJ (only the doll division) with Salomon Fleischmann as it’s first director until 1914. Fleischmann & Bloedel are best known for their beautiful bisque head Eden Bebe dolls.

1890+ Fleischmann & Bloedel Eden Bébé doll, 22 1/2" tall, — 1890+ Fleischmann & Bloedel *Eden Bébé* doll, 22 1/2″ tall, bisque head, glass sleep eyes, open mouth, composition jointed body, doll mark **Eden Bebe**

After Mr. Bloedel passed away in 1905, Josef Berlin took over ownership and expanded the toy factory continuing the Fleischmann & Bloedel name making toys and plush animals until the 1920s. Fleischmann & Bloedel advertised in 1910+ Perlico-Perlaco mechanical works for dolls and animals, 1913 plush animals and caricature dolls with unbreakable heads. In 1914 registered Michu for felt plush toys and character dolls and in 1922 advertised Der heitere Fridolin (The happy Fridolin) an advertising character doll for a Berlin publishing company, marked with doll mold 312.

Fleischmann & Blöedel Antique Dolls Identified

1895+ Fleischmann & Bloedel Eden Bebe mechanical walking doll 22″ tall, bisque socket head, sleep eyes, open mouth, composition body and legs with walking mechanism, jointed at neck, shoulders, elbows and wrists, doll body is unmarked.

1914 Fleischmann & Bloedel Michu celluloid & plush teddy doll

1914+ Fleischmann & Bloedel Michu celluloid head and plush body teddy doll, a celluloid head with molded curly hair, painted blue eyes, closed mouth, on a stuffed plush jointed faux fur covered body, mitt hands, attached feet, doll is unmarked, came with a round hang tag with with a child holding a Michu plush doll.

Fleischmann & Blöedel (Blodel) Doll Marks Identified

Fleischmann & Bloedel doll mark Jumeau stamp 2X

Fleischmann & Bloedel doll mark EDEN-BÉBÉ in script

Fleischmann & Bloedel doll mark EDEN-BÉBÉ Paris Depose — Fleischmann & Bloedel doll mark EDEN-BÉBÉ Paris 7 Depose

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The Eden-Bebe Company in Barcelona in 1900, The Encyclopedia of French Dolls book, vol. I A-K in 2003 by Francois and Danielle Theimer and Florence Theriault, The Jumeau Book in 1994 by Francois and Danielle Theimer and Florence Theriault, SFBJ Captivating Character Children Bebes Francois book in 1986 by Ann Marie and Jacques Porot and Francois Theimer, German Doll Encyclopedia 1800-1939 book in 1984 and German Doll Marks and identification book in 2001 both by Jurgen and Marianne Cieslik, The Collectors Encyclopedia of Dolls books, vol. I in 1968, vol. II in 1986 by Dorothy S., Elizabeth A. and Evelyn J. Coleman and continued research across the Internet since 1999 which we share with you.