The two pieces are Spanish and made by Pedro GrosĬreate an account or login in order to post a comment. They are erroneous information that can be copied from one another The information suggested for Dollycoll over Carrusel magazine, is not reliable, has been investigated a lot about Gros and some pieces attributed to him are not. The doll Betty Boop made by Pedro Gros, and the boy is also Gro's and his name is "Bobito" to belongs to the stories drawn by Demetrio Lopez Vargas.
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I have a doll with similar construction but with black long hair with two pony tails If you have any in perfect condition contact me. Betty Boop Danbury Mint Betty Sings the Blues Retired. Betty Boop Country Girl Poseable Cloth Doll Retired. Betty Boop Red Dress with Boa Posable Cloth Doll Retired. Betty Boop and Her Baby-Doll Eyes Have Been a Lasting Symbol of the Jazz Age, Sexual Empowerment, the Modern Era, and New York Life. They are highly valued in Europe are from €500 to €2000 or more according to their conservation and accessories. Betty Boop I Don'st Do Mornings Bendable Doll Mini - Retired. These pieces were made by the Spanish painter and sculptor Pedro Gros in Madrid (1931-1957) with own themes or comics of Mingote, Bartolozzi, Claret. Crafted of lifelike vinyl and hand-painted to adorable perfection, she feels like a real baby.Actual size is 22' in length Pillow and blanket included Head ribbon is stretched but coul. Baby Betty comes adorned in a hand-tailored pale pink one-piece. I still have the dolls! I'm now wondering if Pedro Gros also made the boy doll, he looks quite similar to some I have found that were based on cartoons by Salvador Bartolozzi - take a look at this link. BETTY BOOP - ITTY BITTY BETTY- COLLECTORS DOLL- DANBURY MINT. Vetraio50 - funny that, my husband suggested Josephine Baker too! Well this has got me searching all over again. I had always thought the one on the left was Josephine Baker rather than a boy doll. Kellymore - thank you? Any ideas on the boy doll? Same maker do you think ? The doll Betty Boop was create for Pedro Gros, manufacturer in Madrid, Spain, 30s. Very similar style of manufacturing as their other dolls. I think they may have been made by an Italian company call LARS. I'm still no wiser on these dolls, although I believe the Betty Boop doll is Spanish
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Please send me a message as I am very interested in what you have. I have some with similar construction.maybe I can help you identify these two dolls. I am a collector of character dolls from the 1930s. I have searched and searched and have come to a complete dead end, so any help at all is greatly appreciated !! I get the feel that some company that also did Teddy bears made these as the construction is similar to a Teddy Bear, So as soon as I have a answer I will post for you :-) Ideal Toy co.made a very early Betty however she was not made of felt like yours.
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I have seen many Betty Boops none just like her, There were about 200 companies that made her and her friend. I am on love with them both and doing a bit of research on makers. They are very uncommon but made in fine quality.