Discover a remarkable collection of antique mechanical automata from the Golden Age of French automaton making, when legendary Parisian makers such as Gustave Vichy, Léopold Lambert and Roullet-Decamps created some of the most sophisticated mechanical fig...

Discover how Euler’s Disc spins, wobbles and speeds toward its dramatic stop while demonstrating fascinating principles of physics.

In this creative short film /music video, composer and pianist Jennifer Thomas plays the role of the wind doll Clara who performs her epic piano cover of "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" while the toys awaken and creative mischief in the toymaker's shop wh...

Step into a world where rarity meets iconic fashion history. From limited editions to unique misprints, these are the dolls that serious collectors dream of, representing significant moments in Barbie's enduring legacy and often commanding staggering pric...

Looking back, the 1980s feel like a simpler time--computers were massive, cell phones were a novelty, and children’s toys were uncomplicated and carefree. Let’s go through some of the best toys from the 80s!

When Cabbage Patch Kids burst on the scene in 1983, the dolls flew off the shelves as shoppers fought to get their hands on one.

Barbie's had her wild moments! For this list, we’ll be looking at the weirdest, most unexpected, and/or most questionable versions of this beloved doll and her friends/family. Our countdown includes Kissing Barbie, Slumber Party Barbie, “The Birds” and mo...

This video is intended for adult, and young adult, collectors- NOT children!

Barbie may be one of the most recognizable dolls in history, but that doesn’t mean there hasn’t been bad press along the way. After all, the fashion doll is now 57 years old! In this countdown we’re taking a look at the Top 10 Controversial Barbies.

Carol Spencer was the unsung hero behind Barbie’s most iconic fashion designs from 1963 until her retirement in 1998. Recently, thanks to the success of her new book, “Dressing Barbie,” the 86-year-old designer is finally getting her due recognition. We w...

After studying the intricate designs of a pound note, Denys Fisher came up with the idea for the legendary pattern-drawing toy, Spirograph.

Today Architectural Digest is joined by Barbie historian Whitney Mallett to break down the evolution of the Barbie Dreamhouse. Barbie’s home has taken on many iterations over the years, from 1960s modernist cardboard hangouts to plastic fantastic mansions...