BARROIS pour Jumeau, body Léontine ROHMER, France 19th Parisian fashion doll, pressed bisque head articulated on a collar, fixed cobalt blue eyes with rays, cork skullcap, blond wig, superb skin body marked with an oval stamp on the belly "Mme ROHMER BREVETÉ S.G.D.G. à Paris" bisque arms with key joints. Single NIII earring, pair of leather ankle boots with heels, clothes, original undergarments (three buttons and one fastener to be sewn back on). H 43cm. Very good condition Referenced and photographed in the Book L'âge d'or des jouets by Jac Remise and Jean Fondin Édition Lausanne 1967 Page 59

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