Doll Molds

1940s Toy mold of a baby doll face.

Vintage Bronx toy factory industrial doll head mold. Awesome screw eyes. Fantastic patina and layered surface from exposure to various chemicals and high heat during the manufacturin...

Doll head mold from the mid-20th century An industrial European doll head mold in a lovely baby head.

Two doll head molds from the mid-20th century Two doll head molds.

This vintage cast iron toy duck mold from England, dating to around 1950, showcases exceptional craftsmanship and detail. The mold features a lifelike depiction of a duck with a text...

Large iron and copper mold used to make a children's toy depicting a soldier. United States of America, early 20th century.

Adorable Chubby Sankyo lullaby duckling in molded yellow plastic. Featuring mechanical music activated by a pull string. Eye and wing movement when playing. Dated 1974, Sankyo Japan....

This wonderful toy will give anyone joy when they see it in operation. Just pull the lever down on the right side, let it go, and watch Howdy fly around the bar. Please check out o...

This very unique still bank is a "must have" for the discerning still bank collector, in that it is made of bakelite, in addition to it having a fish theme; only a couple of other ba...

This antique figural telephone child's baby rattle is presumed to have been made in the United States in circa 1930 in the period Art Deco style. The toy rattle is composed of a mold...

Japanese tin toy touring cars from the late 50s. In excellent antique condition, these toys were never played with. Friction cars, Near mint condition. Sat in boxes wrapped properly ...

Rare set of three vintage metal doll head / face molds, circa 1930s. The Industrial looking pieces are quite unique and make a great "Steampunk" decor item.

Hello Kitty Rubber Doll Metal Molds, Spain Circa 1980, Vintage Set Rare set of vintage metal molds used for producing Hello Kitty rubber dolls, made in Spain circa 1980.

1900s Art Nouveau bronze sculpture of a girl with a doll by Leo Laporte-Blairsy, France By: Leo Laporte-Blairsy Material: bronze, copper, metal Technique: cast, molded, metalwork, p...

Molded plywood doll cradle by Gloria Caranica for Creative Playthings, circa 1956.

After his navy service he began working with his father, a first class toolmaker, designing and manufacturing plastic injection molds for the doll industry. Primarily a designer, ...

Later he began working with his father designing and manufacturing plastic injection molds for the doll industry. In June of 1959 an article and photograph appeared in Interior Desi...