Goebel Figurines and Prints by Charlotte Byj

Charlot Byj created her famous redheaded children and others as greeting card illustrations. They brought her to the attention of Franz Goebel of the Goebel Company in the mid-1940s. At Goebel her characters took on three dimensions, as the Hummel figures had before them. And now they are sought after by collectors around the world.

Acknowledgements

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Charlot Byj's Redheads

5

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A Brief Biography of Charlot Byj

6

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History of W. Goebel

9

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Introduction to the Sculptors

12

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How Figurines are Made

17

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Charlot Byj Figurines as Collectibles: Conditions, Variations, and Values

20

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Figurine Description and Pricing

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Byj Alphabetical Listing

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Charlot Byj Christmas Plates

114

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Charlot Byj Satin Christmas Ornaments

118

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Charlot Byj Annual Baby Ornaments

120

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Charlot Byj Annual Christmas Ornaments (Bells)

124

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Appendix

126

Rocky Rockholt Quick Listing

126

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Historic Pricing Information

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Goebel Figurines and Prints by Charlotte Byj

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