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    Posted 12 years ago

    emanueljay
    (10 items)

    I found this little guy years ago at a local swap meet. He stands about 10 inches tall and has a fabric body stuffed with horse hair I think. His head and hands are ceramic and have clear signs of being made in a mold. I alway thought he had a Bauhaus look which was one of the reason i got him. I know nothing more about him and would love to hear what you think. Thanks in advance.
    Manuel

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    1. deityrita, 12 years ago
      the clown looks like a doll in my book "poppen made in belgium" by paul herman.
      it is an unica-clown, with head and hands in "pierre-ponce".
    2. emanueljay, 12 years ago
      Thank you deityrita, I was really surprised to see a response so quickly. Was there any mention to age or manufacture. I tried to find the book you mentioned but was only able to find one copy for sale and it was oversees. Thank you again, I really appreciate it!
    3. deityrita, 12 years ago
      hello emanueljay, the belgian unica dollfactory made these clowns and other figures (cowboys, fireman, soldiers, other clowns) after the war ,between 1944 and 1950.
      I have this information out of the book.
      greetings from belgium, deityrita.
    4. deityrita, 12 years ago
      hello emanueljay, i want to tell you also that the factory of dolls unica does not exist any more since 1972. the company was started in 1921 by the family verhoye dyckman. greetings , rita .
    5. stefdesign stefdesign, 12 years ago
      He's awesome!
    6. emanueljay, 12 years ago
      Thank you again Deityrita.
      From your original post I thought unica was a style not a company. (not very smart of me).
      I really didn't expect comments on the clown so you help was a great surprise! Thanks.

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