Production of bisque-porcelain doll heads reportedly began that same year (1885), and at the factory's height it is said to have produced more than 1,000 doll heads a day. Given the company's 45 ...

I like to imagine the voyage of a single porcelain doll I owned as a kid. Her head was made in Armand Marseille’s factory in Thuringia, Germany. Her face, maybe 1 of 1,000 made that day ...

She owned a ceramic shop in Georgia ... There, they keep several hundred reproduction molds, used to cast doll heads, hands, arms, legs and trunks that are authorized copies of specially designed ...

With the items were five ceramic figurines dating to around ... allowing the head to move around like a doll. Those with the adjustable heads are naked, but the two smaller figures are decorated ...

For all the details on how to make a doll head planter, keep reading. To start, you'll need to do some thrift shopping. In her video, @BrookeDarwin uses a porcelain doll, which are pretty ...