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<p>[QUOTE="judy, post: 4449515, member: 965"]<font size="3"><b>Berenguer</b></font></p><p>The dolls of the renowned artist of Berenguer surname began to be manufactured from the year 1940. Since its inception, Berenguer dolls are famous for their innovative realism and the excellent way in which their artist embodies the gestures and expressions of a doll the little ones. In fact, the specialization of its brands is that of baby dolls with features and exciting realistic expressions.</p><p>In the early 90s, Berenguer was acquired as a brand by the large group JC Toys, which would divide the brand into three main lines that have remained in the style of the brand: Designed by Berenguer, Berenguer Boutique and Dolls by Berenguer.</p><p>The design of all its products is headed by Salvador Berenguer, having outstanding creativity and passion for perfection.</p><p>Designed by Berenguer is a line designed for the game, fun and cheerful, with a job not as elaborate as the rest so that the little ones can enjoy the game without parents being able to fear that they malogan the doll. Berenguer Boutique, on the other hand, is a line with more elaboration of the doll, already designed for collecting and for responsible and careful play - perhaps for older children.</p><p>For its part, Dolls by Berenguer consists of unique designs exclusive to collectors and children who want to enjoy a much more delicate game than usual.</p><p>The company is headquartered in Miami (USA) and its distribution and production subsidiaries are in Hong Kong and Spain. Although they still retain Castalla's production style, where the company grew since the middle of the last century.</p><p>Currently, JC Toys is dedicated to increasing the quality and shopping experience of its consumers, ensuring fun for all those who purchase a small Berenguer.</p><p><br /></p><p>Value wise, I can't see where there would be a great deal of difference whether before JC or after.....My opinion only.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="judy, post: 4449515, member: 965"][SIZE=3][B]Berenguer[/B][/SIZE] The dolls of the renowned artist of Berenguer surname began to be manufactured from the year 1940. Since its inception, Berenguer dolls are famous for their innovative realism and the excellent way in which their artist embodies the gestures and expressions of a doll the little ones. In fact, the specialization of its brands is that of baby dolls with features and exciting realistic expressions. In the early 90s, Berenguer was acquired as a brand by the large group JC Toys, which would divide the brand into three main lines that have remained in the style of the brand: Designed by Berenguer, Berenguer Boutique and Dolls by Berenguer. The design of all its products is headed by Salvador Berenguer, having outstanding creativity and passion for perfection. Designed by Berenguer is a line designed for the game, fun and cheerful, with a job not as elaborate as the rest so that the little ones can enjoy the game without parents being able to fear that they malogan the doll. Berenguer Boutique, on the other hand, is a line with more elaboration of the doll, already designed for collecting and for responsible and careful play - perhaps for older children. For its part, Dolls by Berenguer consists of unique designs exclusive to collectors and children who want to enjoy a much more delicate game than usual. The company is headquartered in Miami (USA) and its distribution and production subsidiaries are in Hong Kong and Spain. Although they still retain Castalla's production style, where the company grew since the middle of the last century. Currently, JC Toys is dedicated to increasing the quality and shopping experience of its consumers, ensuring fun for all those who purchase a small Berenguer. Value wise, I can't see where there would be a great deal of difference whether before JC or after.....My opinion only.[/QUOTE]
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