Wax Mannequin

19th century shop display wax mannequin figure. We share what we love, and we love this rare example of a late 19th century French wax Mannequin figure of a young girl.

Wax head / bust of a young girl mannequin glass eyes, real human teeth.

An early 20th century Paris wax mannequin head with glass eyes There is freaky and then there is this item we recently uncovered in Paris from a personal collection earlier this mon...

Old French Department store Siegel mannequin with wax head, glass eyes, articulated wood movable arms and hands, composition legs and feet, cloth and papiermache chest with Siegel Pa...

Early 20th Century French Mannequin Wax Head An unusual and quite scary looking French wax mannequin head, with inserted glass eyes and enamel teeth.

19th Century French Wax Head Shop Mannequin Dated from the late 19th to early 20th century this French wax mannequin head of a young girl details, glass eyes, hand painted red lip...

France, 1925 Lacquered wax, hair, glass, porcelain, fabric, wood. Stamped manufacturer's mark to reverse ‘P.Imans Paris Made in France’. 12"w x 12"d x 43"h Ref. AM1297 $ 3,600

An antique child mannequin by Pierre Imans, Paris. With wax head and glass eyes.

Circa 1880-1900 French Mannequin. The entire head and neck are made from a hard wax, the eyes are glass, and the hair is human to the best we can determine.

Early 20th century French wax mannequin head A finely detailed hand-crafted early 20th Century French Wax mannequin head with glass eyes, hair and ceramic teeth, with a wooden po...

When plugged in, the wheel starts turning and the boy starts peddling. The boy is an old wax mannequin with glass eyes.

Woman mannequin wax bust and torso with glass eyes.

The very finest mannequins were the French wax versions, complete with glass eyes, porcelain teeth, and human hair.

This is a finely done Wax Mannequin Head, which we believe was used for displaying shirt collars.

A stunning antique French wax mannequin bust, once part of a full size mannequin, probably used to show beautiful clothing in the fancy Parisian fashion stores.

Although there are no markings, the finest wax mannequins were French or Italian in origin, so I would predict that the box is also from this region.

An ex-museum exhibit wax work style mannequin head. The head is modelled on a medieval male with grey hair.

The most realistic mannequins of this era were those of wax, like this example, and like today’s mannequins, they mirrored the times.

Beautiful 1900s French wax boy with insert hair and eyelashes, eyebrows, and a nice smile with white teeth. The body is jointed and can be put in different positions. The young lord ...

This is very rare and charming female bust with the signature of Pierre Imans, the premier parisan mannequin maker of the 20th century. The mannequin sits on a marble swivel pedestal...