Raphael Tuck is normally associated with his childrens books and postcards but he also printed paper dolls as well.
Raphael Tuck & Sons was a business started by Raphael Tuck and his wife in Bishopsgate in the City of London on October 1866. Tuck’s paper dolls normally have a printed mark on the back of the doll.
RAPHAEL TUCK VALENTINES greetings of articulated people and animals. 6″ – 12″. Sold For: $225 at Bertoia Auctions
Robin Hood Scenic Panorama Book with 36 figures. 26×31 cm (10×12″) color Illustrated boards, four folding panels, each an individual scene with a total of 36 removable paper dolls, two panels with text on back sides.
Rare volume from the series of panorama books published by Raphael Tuck & Sons in the early 20th century, with all 36 paper figures present and inserted in their proper slots. The rear board serves as an envelope for storing the pieces. Only one copy could be found at OCLC, with the date inaccurately suggested as 1954. Sold For: $325 at PBA Galleries
1912 German Die Cut Cardboard Valentine. Raphael Tuck & Sons Ltd. Excellent condition. Framed under glass. 11 1/4 X 9 inches. Sold For: $25 at Showtime Auction Services
Raphael Tuck Topsey Black Americana Advertising Paper Doll Card, 9 inches. Sold For: $20 at American Antique Auctions
Raphael Tuck & Sons Paper Doll Sets. In original envelopes. Circa 1894. “Royal Reggie” from the Prince and Princess series of Drexel Dolls. Set appears to be complete in original envelope that shows wear and has been taped. “Belle of Saratoga” from the Blonde and Brunette series of Dressing Dolls. Doll and four dresses (no hats) in original envelope that shows wear and is taped. Doll has some age spots on her petticoat. Two sets from the Fairy Tale series of Dressing Dolls; The Boy and The Girl. Both dolls have four outfits and are missing hats. Envelopes are ver fragile and taped. Condition (Good). Sold For: $125 at Dan Morphy Auctions
Raphael Tuck’s Makers mark on back of articulated rabbit paper doll
