Dolls

Dolls occupy a unique place in the world of collectible figurines. Their history dates back to Antiquity, where they served as both toys and ritual objects. Over the centuries, the art of doll making has developed considerably, reaching its peak in the 19th century with industrialization. French manufacturers such as Jumeau and Bru, as well as Germans such as Armand Marseille and Kämmer & Reinhardt, have marked this golden age.

The evolution of the materials used reflects the history of these fascinating objects. From wood and clay to porcelain and bisque heads, up to the arrival of plastic in the 20th century, each era has brought its innovations. Today, COLEKA modestly lists 4800 unique pieces, ranging from historical reproductions to contemporary creations.