OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- Thousands of dollars worth of unique dolls were stolen from a collector and artist in Oakland on Thursday. They're known as Blythe dolls and are often loosely associated with ...

With eyes as round as grapes and lips too small to do anything but pout, Blythe dolls look like sullen angels. Those haunted stares work to their advantage in a crowded market; Blythes have spent the ...

In 1972, a doll named Blythe wandered into American toy stores. Made by Cincinnati toy company Kenner, she was cute in a disturbing goth sense—her head was disproportionately large compared to her ...

This original 1972 Blythe doll, 11 1/2 inches tall, sold in an online auction for 20. She has a tagged dress and eyes that change to four different colors, but her face is slightly damaged and her ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Collecting these dolls is more than just a pastime - for some dedicated women, it is a passion, ...

Her almost obscenely large head and vivid eyes may take a little getting used to, but as any Blythe fan will tell you....Once you fall in love with her, you fall hard. When the Blythe doll was first ...

When the Blythe dolls came out, they weren't huge hits. Now they have a cult following, and no one was more surprised than the woman who created them. Long before dolls come out of boxes, they live ...