The DOLLS on this page are from the collection of Lilly Mae Dolls for sale on eBay Dolls for sale on Etsy Thanks for looking!
Unmarked celluloid head To Be Listed Soon	Click to view on eBay No manufacturer's Mark: possibly hidden under clothing, which is tacked/fitted to the body Length, 12 inches Copper or brass curlers; small sprig of "hair" at the top of the head Wooden shoes and painted stockings The body seems to be a composition/plastic and the features possibly painted with oil and maybe the eyes painted with oil or applied decals. We thought this could be a WPA doll or could be a Wagner & Zetzsche, but could verify neither.	Light test on a German made Goebel doll Click for Information on how we appraise dolls and the factors we consider when determing a doll's market value
"Alma" Shoulder-Head Doll Mark: Alma 13/0. Kid body and brown vintage wig Blue-gray paperweight glass eyes imperfection in left pupil Measurements: 3 1/2-inches tall and 2 1/2-inches at shoulders	A 6" all-bisque, jointed doll from Japan Painted red strap shoes with a blue edging on her socks Painted blue eyes; wig Doll is five pieces; jointed at shoulders and hips Head and body, one piece Buy on eBay	TO BE LISTED SOON China Head Doll
CLICK TO VIEW ON EBAY American celluloid, Irwin & Co. "Kewpie." Jointed arms only. 7", circa 1050s. Mark: (in circle:) MADE IN/ IRWIN/ USA	CLICK TO VIEW ON EBAY Imported doll, dressed by UFDC Doll Member Lillian Wiskur; Bisque doll with fixed, glass eyes Vintage, shoulder-head doll, dressed by Lillian Wiskur to promote an exhibit of inaugural gowns of Arkansas First Ladies Titled "16 Arkansas First Ladies": Tag reads "Green Spring 83." Each doll in the exhibit was dressed according to the era of the governor's wives.The traveling display was presented by the Northwest Arkansas Heirloom Doll Club (Eureka Springs, Ark). The doll is in excellent condition and has been boxed since its debut in the library tour. Lillian is pictured, right, with the exhibit at the Boone County Library, Harrison, Ark.	Indigo blue glass eyes, socket head, porcelain; painted brows Mark: 15. 7/0. Open mouth, two teeth French look: bisque head and composition body No wig Clothes: hat, socks, and pink suede shoes
Rare French or German Antique Doll Head- Historical Shelf Art Circa 1850-1890 Composition shoulder head with blue, paperweight glass eyes Cracks in composition Tie hole at top, center of head for affixing a wig Open closed-mouth with teeth Measurements: head circumference is 10 ¼”; height is 5 ¾”; and width is 4 ½” This antique doll head was salvaged years ago as a folk art piece. It is one of two in our doll collection that were used as subjects/models for fine art photography. A most intriguing item whether you collect historical doll subjects or view them as antique folk art.	Rare French or German Antique Doll Head- Historical Shelf Art – 1850s to 1890 – with cracks in composition Composition head with blue, paperweight glass eyes; tie hole at top of head for affixing a wig Feathered brows; closed mouth Measurements: circumference is 11”; height is 4 1/8”; width is 3 ½” This antique doll head was salvaged years ago as a folk art piece. It is one of two in our doll collection that were used as subjects/models for fine art photography. A most intriguing item whether you collect historical doll subjects or view them as antique folk art.	Antique, miniature, porcelain beauty with blue glass eyes Fine, tinted bisque mask face doll head The hold thru neck base is 1/16” thick Face is 5/8” wide and 15/15” tall: ½” deep Painting: -Fine line, light brown eyebrows -Fine, painted upper and lower eye lashes -Painted, dark pink lips The tiny, high quality, glass eyes have a white eyeball with a blue iris and black pupils. The color around the black pupils is a lighter, grayed blue from the bright cobalt blue of the whole iris
View on eBay Mini Miniature Frozen Charlotte Jointed, All Bisque Dollie with painted features Blond hair, 1 1/2" tall	View on eBay Jointed, all-bisque doll Molded hair and shoes	Composition Shoulder Head
View on eBay Beautiful immobile, made in Japan (marked on bottom) Guilding and netting applied: height, 3"	Granny Repro Doll by Joyce Ingram with quilt and quilt stand View on eBay	View on eBay Helga Matejka Artist Doll, mini baby asleep by JL 98 Sleeping, all-bisque, 7 1/2" (18 cm) mini baby, wearing a red cap and red romper with a Christmas tree applique Painted features: No chip or cracks in bisque Markings: JL 98 By Helga Matejka ® 1996 ges.gesch
CLICK TO VIEW ON EBAY An 18" cloth doll with a celluloid mask face and legs jointed with wire. Imported from Poland in the 1950s--READ MAGAZINE CLIPPING Reference: Pictured in the Summer 1992 Doll Collector's Price Guide on page 49. The article said the dolls were removed from the market because lead was found in the face paint.	View on EBay Doll with music box base, thought to be a gas station doll Music box plays "I'll Be Seeing You," written in 1938; popular during WWII, and recorded by greats like Frank Sinatra, etc. The platform with the dainty vintage doll from the 1940s turns to the strains of musical notes resonated from the all-metal music box base. Doll is all plastic and is 7 1/2" tall. The doll, including music box base, stands about 9 1/2" tall. The platform base is a 1/4" thick piece of wood that measures 2 1/2" in diameter.	View on eBay Deluxe Reading Co. Doll, 1964 Deluxe Reading Co. 1964 Hard Plastic, 7 1/2" tall Painted features
Click to view on eBay Hard plastic, 4-inch doll in original dress Lovely facial coloring with a tuft of mohair (?) for wig, poking out from bonnet Polka-dot bonnet and dress with cotton body suit, adhered to body Good condition Made in Italy: "Italy" marking on left arm	View on eBay Eskimo and Papoose Wonderful condition: some loss of fur on back side Length, @ 7 1/2 inches	View on eBay Finely molded, solid, all plastic baby doll in a vintage crochet bonnet dress with pantie. Made in U.S.A. by Best. Length, 1 1/2"
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15-Inch Bye-Lo Baby Doll Markings: "Grace S Putnam" Pretty face: nice tinting on face and hair Sleep eyes in excellent condition Original, cloth body, stamped "Bye-Lo" Celluloid hands (one missing finger) All original	View on eBay Cloth dolls, ethnic, international Plastic forearms/hands attached with wire Argentina? Turkish? Wig, earrings; molded/painted features Leather shoes Wonderful stitching and layers of elaborate fabrics Bangles and beads around neck: bangles have an imprinted design Bead earrings Unjointed, hard cloth-covered body and legs No tags or markings visible: clothing fitted to doll Height, 6 inches	View on eBay Greek highland soldier, or evzone Mache head, hair; painted features/mustache Plastic forearms/hands attached with wire Unjointed, hard cloth-covered body and legs Leather shoes and black yarn pompoms White pleated kilt or fustanella and red Phrygian cap weighted with a large black cotton tassel No tags or markings visible: clothing fitted to doll Height, 6 inches
View on eBay *Cloth doll, ethnic, international, Norwegan? 6 1/2 inches* Norwegion; wrapped braids Plastic, jointed body and plastic molded shoes No tags or markings visible: clothing fitted to doll All original	View on eBay Vintage Eskimo Child Doll with sleep eyes Molded and painted hair Hard plastic doll with Eskimo clothing attached Clothing is comprised of leather with lamb's wool trim: leather straps belt and criss-cross the front Six inches tall Side glancing eyes that open and close	View on eBay Cloth doll, ethnic, international, Italy, Swiss, German?? Cloth head, molded/painted features Straw hat; wrapped braids Black, felt westkit/bodice, laced with red embroidery floss Plastic, jointed body and plastic molded shoes Condition good: tiny nick out of straw on front brim No tags or markings visible: clothing fitted to doll
Bisque, dome-head, 15-inch baby doll by Kestner for Century Doll Company with multiple hairlines and in need of restoration Original, blue-grey, paper-weight, sleep eyes are loose but good. Right, celluloid arm needs replacing. Markings: Kestner trademark ("K" in a diamond), "Century Doll" and "Germany" Closed open mouth with two carved teeth.	VIEW ON EBAY (Tag) Madame Hendren Character Doll Costume Pat. May 9, 1916 14-inch, composition and sculpted doll	VIEW ON EBAY Papoose latched to piece of birch Made by Canadian Indian: "1973" hand notation and "Lillian Wiskur" On mail address tag: not cancelled Tag reads in English and French on opposite sides of the tag: Front--Made By Canadian Indians -This can be mailed anywhere without wrapping: Marketed through the Dept. Indian Affairs & Northern Dev., Ottawa
VIEW ON EBAY Immobile from Japan Ceramic Accordian or Squeezebox Player Height, 2 inches: molding shape is angular like a wood carving	TO BE LISTED SOON China head Hair: Flat Top, Civil War (1850-1890) Blue eyes Dating from the 1800s, this large china head is like peering into the eyes of history. It has a restored shoulder plate that has crazing on top of the shoulder restoration. The doll's head has been repaired across the left chest plate (see photo) where it has aged and weakened. The wall of the chest plate was strengthed by an inner application of some sort of overlay. There is wear on the ridge of the back curls and on the top back crown. Patricia Smith's Doll Values Antique to Modern 11th Edition; page 49 Measurements: 7 3/4-inches tall; 6-inches at inside shoulder width; 4 3/8-inches front-to-back at shoulder base	VIEW ON EBAY Immobile from Japan Ceramic boy with toy horse
Swim to the top...	TO BE LISTED SOON Mark: P-J; J 1 Open and Close Eyes; Closed Mouth Long, rooted hair Length, 12" Original gown; lavender, tafetta-like, with organdy apron and lace trim
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SOLD Porcelain beauty by doll artist K McMichael, 1986 Incised “Little Rock Girl from Little Rock Region 7” [UFDC] and “©K [in heart] McMichael 86” and a “6” is inked on neck, probably a reference number identifying it as number six in a series Doll maker information is inked on body and incised on neck Porcelain doll has a 5-pc jointed body and porcelain head with indigo eyes Hand painted; beautiful; wearing organdy nickers; painted stockings and shoes; violet bows in braided hair; Region 7 (UFDC) Molded hair, stockings and shoes Black matte glaze on stockings and gloss glaze on patent leather shoes She comes wearing a pair of pleated organdy nickers NOTE: I couldn't find anything on this doll in my research, and I am assuming that it was a special production for a doll show or other function of UFDC Region 7, which includes Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi	SOLD Boy and girl matching set Plastic, 6" Knickerbocker dolls with Googly eyes and starfish hands Molded shoes and socks and painted shoes Matching gold and brown, vintage, crocheted clothing Markings on back: *Knickerbocker* Plastic Co. Glendale, Calif. Des. Pat. Pend	Sold All-bisque, 9-inch artist doll by C. Kidman, 1977 Markings : C Kidman 1977 Blue Glass eyes; Condition: perfect Clothing stitched to fit body: dressed in gold velvet double-breasted suit with eight faux buttons/button holes Black ribbon tie; black suede shoes with gold rosette; socks
SOLD All Bisque Doll from the Rauenstein porcelain factory. Dressed in undies and wig. Markings include: R /22 and the Rauenstein upside down crossed double "ff" trademark. See Doll Encyclopedia, page 261, for background on this doll. Lovely clothing; mohair wig	SOLD Flapper Betty-Boop Style Celluloid Mark: "Japan" and a trademark of star in a circle Height, 6 1/2 inches; loosely jointed at shoulders	SOLD Plastic, 8", straight-leg walker Head moves side-to-side as the legs move Blue, fixed, glass eyes and hard, molded eye lashes Long brunette hair; unmarked
SOLD Mark: 1078 Germany Simon Halbig; 7 (size) Body trademark:"Germany" 19"; sleep eyes, original eye lashes Pierced ears and earrings Open mouth, top teeth; dimple in chin Socket head; mohair wig Fully jointed body, wood and composition	SOLD Eight, vintage porcelain pin cushion dolls, signed “Dial 83” Three of the dolls are 1 1/2” tall; three are 2 1/2” tall; and three are 3” tall	SOLD Ceramic, Black, Shoulder-Head Girl Doll Height, 12 ½ inches Probably made from a kit within the past 20 years; possibly for a doll club meeting or other doll event
SOLD Click to view slide show! Goebel B-5 bisque character baby Markings on doll: Goebel trademark (Crown above an intertwined "W & G") Markings: "B Germany 5 - 4 3/4" Open mouth: Molded teeth Socket head, glass sleep eyes; blond wig Painted lashes underneath hair lashes 16-inch, 5-piece composition bent-limb baby body	Marks: SH ("PB" in star outline)12/0 Hanna Made in Germany Hawaiian/South Seas Doll Brown Toddler Height: 7 1/2 inches Bisque head; jointed composition body; straight wrists and ankles Beautiful Sleep eyes; Open mouth Hanna Hula Doll by Schoenau & Hoffmeister and Porzellanfabrik Burggrub, Bavaria Germany SOLD	SOLD Kley Hahn, antique German bisque MARKINGS: 199 60 About 10 inches long Open mouth; two top teeth Sleep eyes, painted brow and lashes
SOLD All Bisque Doll with Gray Molded Hair Jointed arms and legs Painted brown shoes and blue trimmed stockins: strap shoes Sweet muslin dress, fitted to the body and sewn closed at the shoulders	SOLD French celluloid, 19-inch Markings: "France" and "40" Socket head with molded hair: jointed at hips and shoulders Glass, brown, fixed paper-weight eyes Tanned woolskin, short curl wig	SOLD Miniature mirror, brush, and comb set UFDC 36th Annual Convention 1985, Atlanta, Georgia Mint in box as original purchase Velvet box with satin lining "1985" on brush This set was made by Eugene Kupjack (1912-1991), the premier miniaturist who made the famous Thorne Rooms at the Chicago Art Institute. His work in the world of miniatures is timeless.
SOLD Doll Repro Kit by Barbara Peterson 1971 Porcelain ceramic shoulder-head doll with porcelain arms and legs	SOLD " Ginger" on back of neck Vintage Straight-Leg Walking Doll with open and close eyes and with hard plastic eyelashes	SOLD Mark: DEP 154 (top of head) 8 1/2 made in Germany (base of shoulder head) Dolly face shoulder head: bisque shoulder head and forearms Feathered brows Brown sleep eyes Open mouth, upper teeth Long-underwear, lace trimmed 21" jointed, kid body; wig; plaster pate
SOLD Vintage Frozen Charlotte: All china finish, unjointed with black, early hair-do Pink-tinted cheeks; Red lips; height, 2 inches No damage or imperfection Mark: "Germany 2" The name "Frozen Charlotte" for girls and "Frozen Charlie" for boys is used for figures of dolls that have the arms to the front with hands usually modeled as if holding the edge of a sled.... These doll figures date from the 1850s into the 1900s, and are also known as "Pillar" dolls. Historical use: Besides being a toy, they were a tea cup cooler; also, they were often baked into party cakes as tiny gifts for children. Source: "Patricia Smith's Doll Values Antique to Modern," page 67.	SOLD An "OK Kader Doll," Made in Hong Kong with identifying number "B3512 ¼" on back of torso and "3512 ¼" on back of head; lovely blue, plastic sleep eyes; a “wobble” or “clacking” tongue that moves when eyes open and close; hard, molded eye lashes; “twist” wrists allowing hands to twist around; tuft of hair; dressed in light yellow dress, bonnet and panty (normal wear); clothing assumed to be original with doll; dress snaps closed in back	Sold Incised: "Germany" and "150 1" Thought to be a Kestner all-bisque Wig; painted features Jointed arms and legs; painted shoes Costume pearls Click for additional photos
SOLD "Japan" Celluloid Flapper or Bather Dolls Hand Painted; Mark: Japan Height, 6 3/4 inches tall	SOLD Celluloid Doll with Googly Eyes and Starfish Hands Red felt shirt and navy rayon pants Painted shoes Clothing stapled and held together w/pins No markings by mfg. visible Little pearl on pin at front of blouse	SOLD 16-inch, Rheinische Gummi und Celluloid Fabrik Co. (turtle mark) Germany Markings: turtle trademark, "Germany," and "200 1/1" Original head and body Glass eyes; open mouth, teeth, cloth and composition body Clothing: knit sweater with pants and shoes Damaged head, puncture through right eye
SOLD Charming, Nippon All Bisque Boy Bather Character Doll Height, 4 3/4" Googly with exceptional face Spread fingers on hands: Strung, jointed arms Molded and Painted; Knit eye brows Molded and painted hair and swim suit (blue and white) Marked "Nippon"REFERENCE: PG 23, "Warman's Companion" by Dawn Herlocher	SOLD *German, bisque or composition, jointed baby, in Googly style* *4-inches tall* *There is a little nick out from under the chin - see photo* *The body was restored and is in tact. The doll is very solid* *The painting on the face was done with beautiful and rich colors* *Although the doll may look fragile in photos, it is solid, and is balanced by its weight so that the joints move wonderfully for posing or holding in your hands.*	SOLD 15" Chatty Cathy Brother ©1962 Mattel Inc. Tiny Chatty Baby; Tiny Chatty Brother
SOLD Ott-14 14-15 inches long, 1960s doll	SOLD Celluloid boy doll, 9 " tall Moveable arms; original clothing fixed onto doll	SOLD All-Bisque, baby doll, painted, about 5 1/2" tall Delightful red shoes, painted to match red bow, and socks; painted eyes; open mouth Jointed arms and legs; circa 1920s
SOLD Petit Jean, porcelain Artist Doll from the 1984 UFDC Convention Incised marking: "Keepsake Originals ©84" Signed: "#10/300 Barbara Comley" 5-piece jointed body; 14 1/2" tall Head molded separately and strung with body Hand-painted features	SOLD Celluloid Googly by Irwin, Made in U.S.A. 6 1/2-inches tall	SOLD Mark: 370 AM-6-DEP Armand Marseille Made in Germany Length, 24" Shoulder head antique doll Open mouth; teeth; chin dimple Kid body with bisque forearms and hands Braided strawberry-blond wig, mohair Blue Gray sleep eyes
SOLD Boy doll 1502 by Madame Alexander 7 1/2-inch, bent-knee walker Hard vinyl, 1956-1964	SOLD Greek cloth doll, 10 1/2" tall Painted cloth face, sideways glancing eyes, mustache Felt hat with tassle Braid-trimmed vest and woven belt Woven cotton pant with blousson in front and back Trading beads in one hand and other hand tucked behind back	SOLD Jamaican market doll, 16"- cloth doll with paper sculpture Hand painted face, hand wrapped coconuts (paper over wood shavings) or other vegetable or fruit in top brim of straw hat
SOLD Spoon hands: chip on right hand Appropriate clothing: slip, chemise drawers, blue dress 19-inches tall Black hair, low brow; about 1885 Rub on hair Probably bought as head and hands: Mother-Made body	SOLD Denver Dan 1978 UFDC Porcelain Doll Kit by Anne Luree	SOLD Kestner Baby Doll Cutout for voice mechanism Talking Bisque Character Baby Socket Head; composition body Custom, hard dome pate under mohair wig Paper weight blue sleep eyes: eyes in good working condition Winged, feathered brows Open mouth; molded tongue; four squared upper teeth The bisque head has cut out of bisque opening for a voice mechanism The bisque head looks like it was probably originally a Kestner #211 mold or #152. Most of the original incised maker marking was cut out to fit the voice mechanism. The "Made in Germany" portion of the mark has the same style/script styled "G" & "M" typical of the Kestner mark.
SOLD Blonde, All Bisque Flapper Girl Tinted bisque Markings on body: "Germany" and "124" Incised under arms: "124" Painted hair and face; bobbed hair with loop for bow 4 3/4" tall; jointed at arms Painted lavender stockings and black shoes Blue, eyes; toes pointed forward; hands delicately posed Jointed arms	SOLD Brunette, Flapper Girl Tinted bisque Markings on body: "Germany" and "123" Incised under arms: "123" Molded and painted hair and face; bobbed hair with loop for bow Painted gold stockings and brown shoes Blue, flirty eyes, head sideways head; hands delicately posed	SOLD Vintage Topsy-Turvy Cloth Doll by Knickerbocker Co.
Sold Mark: "Made in Germany D 6/0 Porzellanfabrik Rauenstein Rauenstein a doll maker since 1783 10-inches tall Sleep Eyes Open mouth/teeth Clothing, velvet suit with sash Mohair wig	SOLD Choir boy doll, "Made in Japan" One-piece body; hinged arms that move up and down with the Hymnal High quality, composition Body; molded legs with painted shoes	SOLD Markings: " Made in Germany"; " Armand Marseille" "390n"; " DRGM246"; " A3M" Length, 22 inches- Open mouth, top teeth- Open/close eyes
SOLD No mold number; "15" size number on back of head at base of socket Thought to be an early S&H in Jumeau style for the French market Six teeth, pierced ears Bisque head and composition body; mohair wig; 28-inches tall Do you recognize this unmarked doll? Click for more photos and info! Note Cards are available with this photo on Etsy!	SOLD Markings: "JV" and anchor trademark and "3" and "Liane" ".38" on the back of each lower leg and "38" on each upper leg; "2" on back shoulder 15-inch, stone bisque doll from France: composition body, fully jointed Open mouth, six carved teeth Sleep eyes; black eyes with no pupils Ca. 1914 Reference: pg. 118, French Dolls Volume II by Patricia R. Smith	SOLD Donkey with boys/brothers Tag reads: *Handwork Kunstlershutz,* West Germany; *Made in Western Germany* Cellulose Dolls on a burrow or donkey, 3" tall and 3" long Height from top of head of largest figure is 4"
SOLD Bisque Shoulder-Head Trademark, "0" within triangle Big, blue sleep eyes. Painted lower lashes. Small, pretty open mouth: four teeth Leather and composition arms; beautiful hands Marks: "24" (top of head) & trademark of a "O" inside of a triangle: thought to be an early Heubach Open mouth. Kid body. Screw on legs. Porcelain head. Length: 19 inches. Dimple in chin; Molded/painted brow	SOLD Madame Alexander Girl bent-knee walker Hard Vinyl 1956-1964 Height, 7 1/2 inches	SOLD Mark: Germany Lissy 210 This is a doll that my mother got in trade from a collector friend at a doll show years ago with the intention to restore it for her collection. This rare "Lissy 210" has deep blue paperweight sleep eyes in very good condition. "Lissy" doll has a pretty face and her bisque head and shoulders have a beautiful, soft tone. The bisque does not have any rub spots, hairlines, or chips of any kind. We have performed the light test. T o restore her original Excelsior labled 22-inch kid body, she needs replacement arms and the split seams on the lower legs and ankles need repair. This doll has great potential with the right T.L.C.
SOLD: click for story of the new collector Lovely #162 Lady Kestner Doll, 16" tall Has replacement wooden parts ready for finish to match original parts Adult body torso with "Germany 1" stamped in red on back at waist Four upper teeth; mohair wig	SOLD Mark: K R with the Kammer Reingardt trademark star in the middle 117 Unreadable faint letter impression due to worn mold. Records indicate original mold impressions were to read Mein Liebling Rosalind Artist signature "betsy" on the shoulder plate Bisque socket head and shoulder plate Latched to a light-blue, velvet body. Lower arms and legs are bisque Closed mouth; Painted features; Blue eyes	SOLD Silver Kocheshi Doll Lipstick & Perfumer The tribute to the art of Japan The lipstick Kokeshi is 3-inches tall and the perfumer Kokeshi is half its height
SOLD Markings: 24 SFBJ 251 Paris Eighteen-inch, Société de Bébé & Jouets character doll Open mouth, top teeth; waggle tongue Sparse upper lashes and painted lower lashes Gorgeous, blue glass eyes Slight overbite, deeply set eyes, and cheek dimples Bisque head; composition, jointed toddler or child body Beautiful, linen sailor suit, tailor fitted, thought to be original to the doll Black shoes and socks Doll pictured on page 343 of 200 Years of Dolls 4th Edition by Dawn Herlocher	SOLD Dolly Nippon Girl Character Doll-All Bisque Height, 4 3/4"; Googly eyes Strung, jointed arms; Knit eyebrows Molded and painted hair Molded and painted suit with pink ribbon trim and bow Incised "Nippon" on back REFERENCE: PG 23, "Warman's Companion" by Dawn Herlocher	SOLD "Agnes" Pet Name China Head Markings on body: Wearwell, Unbreakable Doll, Hairstuffed, Genuine Minerva Head, Made in Germany "Agnes" with black hair; gold on the front yoke; length, 18" Reference: pg. 74, "Jan Foulke's Guide to Dolls," 2006: Pet Name "Ca. 1905. Made by Hertwig & Co. for Butler Bros., New York. China shoulder head, molded yoke with name in gold; black or blonde painted hair (one-third were blonde). Used names such as Agnes, Bertha, Ruth, Dorothy, Edith, Esther, Ethel, Florence, Helen, Mabel, Marion and Pauline."
SOLD Oriental Doll, 5-inches tall: Original Box Details and stitching and dolls all in excellent condtion Made of crushed oyster shell paste; set glass eyes Comes with three wigs that denote the different stages of a Japanese girl/woman No marking on the box Copper like medallion on box with cord tie	SOLD American celluloid, Irwin & Co. "Kewpie." Jointed arms only. 7", circa 1050s. Mark: (in circle:) MADE IN/ IRWIN/ USA	SOLD All Bisque, Jointed Shoulder Head Doll with Peach Bow Muslin drawers; molded and painted shoes and socks Molded and painted hair and face
SOLD Ten-inch, tin wind-up walking doll: Unmarked Mohair wig; composition head, arms/hands Tin body attached to arms and legs She walks! Winding key is attached to the back	SOLD Angel Celluloid Doll (3 1/2"), Made in Japan Japan trademark on back in a cirle with a "+" in the center Molded and painted features; jointed at shoulders and hips	SOLD All-Celluloid, 5" Doll, dressed as a Courtier from dressed as a courtier from Poland, Krakowiak from Cracow
SOLD Markings on head: Copr. By, Georgene Averill, Bonnie Babe, 1005/3652, Germany Bisque head, 11" circumference; Length, 20-21 inches Brown sleep eyes: wax lids are in excellent condition Wobble tongue; dimples This "Bonnie Babe" is a beautiful example of a hard to find in excellent condition Gorgene Averill 20" baby	Read Story SOLD Markings: Rosebud, A 3 M, Made in Germany Height: 22-23 inches Molded & painted brows; jointed kid body Open Mouth; upper teeth, dimple in chin; blue sleep eyes See pages 263 in 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Herlocher	SOLD 32" Bruno Schmidt 692 with Flirty eyes Bisque head on jointed body, open mouth; tongue, two top teeth Markings: 692 18/ , BSW (in Heart) Germany, Made in Germany "Made in Germany" stamped on body Bruno Schmidt's doll factory was located in Walterhausen, Germany. Many of the heads used by this firm were made by Bahr & Proschild, Ohrdruf, Germany, who produced dolls from 1898 on into the 1930's.
Sold China head doll with blue eyes; 22" tall Decorative and historical value; Circa 1870 to 1850 Black hair, part in hair; spoon hands	SOLD Blond China Head, 21-inches tall Pre-dates 1890; comb marks in blond hair	SOLD Marlomgs: 570, Simon & Halbig, Germany Body stamped: Heinrich Handwerck Germany Child doll, 22" length Ca. 1889 to 1930s. Ball-jointed composition body Blue glass eyes set in the flirty style DESCRIPTION: Dolly face socket head with jointed composition body, wig, glass eyes, softly feathered brows, open mouth, teeth Reference: pg. 230, Warman's Companion Collectible Dolls by Dawn Herlocher Simon & Halbig 570 Note Cards for Sale
SOLD Gerling Baby Doll Markings:31, Arthur Gerling, Made in GermanyA 17-inch baby doll by Arthur A. Gerling Solid dome bisque head; cloth body Length: 17 inches Brown sleep eyes; Molded, painted hair Closed mouth Open nostrils Original body Beautiful vintage gown with wonderful edge work, lace, and embroidery Vintage bonnet, edged in rick rack Vintage slip, gown, diaper, and yellow booties with ribbons	Sold Marks: backward E and O. (underlined) Also, a mark with a crescent over a dot Body stamped "Germany" Mohair, red, braided wig Open mouth; four square teeth Open-close eyes Length, 15 inches Dense eyelashes; painted-feathered brows vintage, dress Jointed body; toes and fingers outlined in red Leather shoes marked "JJ" and "Trademark"	SOLD Click to see her new home on our Doll Story page Markings: Baby Phyllis, Germany Height: 11 inches Dome head and cloth body; blue sleep eyes Composition hands: light crazing/paint flaking Noisemaker (non working) Clothing: lace-trimmed gown and blue knit booties
Conta & Boehme, with pierced ears Private Collection Bone China head; unmarked Pink-tined china heads, probably made in Bohemia, with black hair and red lip line	SOLD Vintage, 8-inch Seminole Doll Classic patchwork pattern in dress Palmetto body	SOLD Boy china head 29-inches tall Part down middle of hair Wool pants, vest, shirt Wool pants; ecru with light purple stripe; moth holes Purple velveteen jacket with braided ecru trim Modern ecru corduroy shirt with vintage buttons and black velveteen bow Vintage silver German trim on shirt collar
SOLD Pet Name "Helen" 29-inches tall Made about 1905 by Hertwig Pepper, speckles from firing flaws Bodice shoulder plate Black, painted hair; blue eyes Traces of original gilding on bow A Butler, imported for US sales Molded yoke with bow	SOLD Seminole doll, 8-inches tall Lovely stitching on this traditional doll for the tourist market Rows of plain fabric quilted together with bands of fabric in the traditional style A two-piece, skirt and top in the Seminole style Traditional seed bead necklace; palmetto body	Sold Click for Slide show of Kestner XII Kestner Bisque, No. 13 "XII" on the rim of bisque head Gorgeous, blue open and close eyes Blonde wig, plaster pate Original, composition body, jointed, straight wrists Pouty mouth; 19" tall Embroidered trouseau of couture quality clothing with Swiss lace Kestner doll note cards for sale on Etsy
SOLD SPANISH DANCER This delightful 6" cloth doll is a caricature figure made of felt over wire armature with a painted mask face. Tag on doll reads: NISTIS Made in Spain There is great charm to the construction of this doll. She has a tiny felt castanet in each hand. Her dress is lively and colorful and she wears bangles on her arm. Her body is sculpted with fine details, and her face is most deligtfully painted.	SOLD Seminole doll, 5 1/2-inches Seed bead earrings and necklaces Lots of detail on this beautifully made doll for the tourist market Circa 1955 with Palmetto body	SOLD Sleeping Newborn Baby Doll OOAK Artist Doll, 2 1/2-inches long The peace and beauty of birth and a life new born
SOLD Unmarked Length, 5 inches Frozen Charlotte/Charlie, bisque with gloss glaze I've heard of two design purposes of these dolls: (1) they were bathing dolls from years ago and (2) they were used to put in a cup of hot tea to cool the tea? Not sure of its intended design use, but this Frozen Charlotte/Charlie is in great condition. From my research, I understand that this is bisque, painted black, with a gloss finish. The back shows the flattened areas where the doll lay on the kilm It's a one-piece doll with arms that reach forward at the elbows.	SOLD Clodrey vinyl doll Mfg. mark on body and head: Clodrey 2020 6929 Rooted hair, 19' tall Anatomically correct/girl Manufacturer's tag on clothing reads: Modele Depose Haute Couture Clodrey Lavable Grand Teint Clodrey (clō-drā') was a leading French doll making company in Europe, owned by the Refabert family. Besides producing dolls for the French market, they sold dolls in Canada and the U.S. between 1965 and 1970. Reference to Clodrey dolls	SOLD Description: Antique Doll French LeConte LC Anchor 21" Child Marks: "L" (anchor) "C" (LeConte trademark) and "6" The body has an "L" on the inside thigh of each leg (see photo) 21" child doll with bisque head Five-piece, composition body; jointed at wrists Human hair wig Brown glass eyes Feathered and painted brows Open mouth; six, square teeth; dimple in chin Vintage shoes Newer clothing: dusty rose, velvet dress with lace trim at neckline; organdy pinafore, lace trimmed, pantaloons Vintage leather shoes We estimate that this doll is a near museum piece and date it to 1897. Please send an e-mail if you have any information to add to our description. Reference: pg. 72, "French Dolls Voume II" by Patricia R. Smith
SOLD All-Bisque Dolls with painted details Three all-bisque dolls: The 510 is 6" tall. It wears a blond wig and is marked on the back of the head with "510/4." It has pink-trimmed socks and blue slippers/boot with a molded tassel. The two "6250" dolls have the similar markings, but have unique facial features and seem to be made by a different maker, probably Armand or Proschild. The "6250" dolls are @4 1/2" tall. The one "6250" is wearing a long braided wig; the other has no wig. Both have molded shoes and socks, blue trimmed.	SOLD No. 1080 Simon & Halbig Made in Germany, 22" tall Uniquely tinted bisque, painted in oriental style; kid body Pierced ears: Human hair wg Brown sleep eyes; open mouth, teeth Painted upper and lower lashes References: Pg. 342 in 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher Pg. 230 Collectible Dolls This distinctive Simon Halbig shoulder-head doll has a unique ruddy tint to its bisque. It is well known that for Simon Halbig, it was not unusual for a particular mold to be produced with a variety of characteristics. This doll is finely painted. She has dark, outlined lips, large dark brown sleep eyes; sparse eyelashes. Wearing a vintage ruby red and green glass necklace; an elegant, satin- lined, velvet cape with a luxurious rabbit fur collar; original batiste, lace-trimmed bloomer undies; pleated underskirt; knit hosiery; vintage, leather shoes with tie straps, stamped "size 4."	SOLD Markings: 620, 9, Made in Germany All-bisque doll stands 3 3/4" tall Jointed at the arms and hips Wig; painted eyes Painted, ribbed, socks with blue trim Brown, single-strap shoes Hand-stitched gingham dress Beaded red necklace
SOLD Frozen Charlotte with sideways facing Googly eyes MADE IN JAPAN This doll has painted features, sideways facing eyes, and molded hair. Jointed at the shoulders with pins It stands 3-inches tall	SOLD Baby Mary by Pat Robinson U.S. Historical Society No. 636 of 1,510 dolls UFDC 1996 Dallas "Baby Stuart" by Pat Robinson Bisque shoulder-head doll Length, @ 12 inches Bisque dome head; painted features Bonnet has an unique texture from that of the bisque on the face A satin ribbon extends from holes on the right and left of the bonnet and runs beneath the chin Bow-topped, red patent shoes, "Handcrafted in Taiwan" Dress, blue, tafetta-like fabric; lace trimmed Pantaloons, slip, and stockings Back sash rolls backwards over the arms and extends down the length of the gown, lined in white "Baby Stuart" was produced by the U.S. Historical Society of Richmond Virginia for the 47th Annual Conventions of the United Federation of Doll Clubs, held in Dallas, Texas, in 1996. This doll is a reproduction of the "Baby Stuart" mold, original to German doll maker Gebruder Heubach that appeared with different head molds.	SOLD Gebruder Heubach Incised Marks: "0" (horizontal ellipse) and "Germany" Upside down "23" at base of neck Stamped "99" (green ink) Gebruder Heubach, marked with an ellipse Dome head, 5-piece body Intaglio, dark blue eyes, looking straight ahead Length, 8 1/2 inches Pouty-mouth baby doll Molded hair Has molded pierced loop at the neck for stringing that goes from front to back (see photo bottom) GEBRUDER REFERENCE: pg. 93, "Doll Values" by Patsy Moyer Bent-leg, composition body; loosely strung Pencil markings by previous owner indicate this is an "AM" body, circa 1912 Gebruder reference from THE COLLECTOR'S ENCYCLOPEDIA: The bodies of the dolls with Heubach heads are of a poor quality, but the artistry of the character heads more than compensates for the inferior bodies. They have faces expressing many moods...
SOLD Wax doll, 17" tall Noted doll expert Jan Foulke appraised this was doll as either a Pierotti or a Montanari. See the Jan Foulke appraisal of Aug. 31, 2008, below. Click to see enlarged doll photos, submitted to Jan Foulke for appraisal. "This is a 17-inch antique doll with wax shoulder head, arms and legs made in London, England. It is similar to the dolls made by the Montanari and Pierotti families, who brought their wax making skills from Italy. Pierotti is credited with inventing the Royal Model Baby in the early 1850s. Queen Victoria had many babies during this period and interest in them spurred the production of luxury wax dolls, many done as portraits of the royal babies. The Royal Models were shown at the 1851 Exhibition and were very well received, though expensive. Other makers jumped on the successful bandwagon, so if the doll is not signed or labeled, it is difficult to know the maker. The dolls continued being made until around 1900. Although older children and even adults were depicted in wax dolls, your doll appears to be a baby because of her stout face and short hair. She should be dressed in an elaborate Christening ensemble with dress, underwear, hat and robe. Her condition seems to be excellent, although lacking some of her hair, and she doesn’t seem to have her real eyelashes and eyebrows. Perhaps they are worn away, or perhaps she is an economy model and didn’t have any." - *Janice H. Foulke (August 31, 2008)*	SOLD Porzellanfabrik Mengersgereuth Mark: PM 914 German doll: ca. 1910 Size: 9 inches Sleep eyes; Mohair wig Bisque head on five-piece bent limb baby body Open mouth, upper teeth Painted, feathered brows and lashes Wearing, vintage, hanky gown with under slip having crochet/lace trim; diaper stapled to body Reference: 7th Blue Book, pg. 287	SOLD MARKing: Made in Japan Small, antique, African-American bisque/porcelain baby doll. Jointed body Measures nearly four inches long Mohair Pigtails; Painted features Intact: No chips or cracks or repairs Circa 1890-1920
Page top SOLD Celluloid doll, jointed at shoulders and hips Inspection mark on bottom: Made in Japan Passed N.C.W. U.T.A. Circular trademark on back with "Japan" underneath Condition: good Blue crochet gown, under slip Thought to be from the 30s-40s	SOLD Doll maker unknown/no marks Produced by a German doll maker Head: composition/papier-mâché Lower arms & legs: composition/papier-mâché Body and upper limbs: cloth All original body HEIGHT: 16 inches Doll appraised: Click to see the photos submitted for the appraisal. Notes from an appraisal received on this doll from Jan Foulke: This is a doll made in Germany in the 1890s, primarily for the American market. The maker is unknown. The head is composition or papier-mâché (either term is correct), as are the lower arms and legs. The rest of the body is cloth, and appears to be original. She has stationary dark pupil-less glass eyes. She has an appropriate wig of mohair or fiber	SOLD From Ichinoseki Japan Circa 1960-1970 Height, four inches Recommended reading on Kokeshi dolls (after WWII): "Kokeshi - Wooden Treasures of Japan," writtern by Michael Evans and Robert Woff Click to view brochure in Japanese with the translation
SOLD "BABY GLORIA" MARKS: Baby Gloria; Germany Baby, character face doll; 18" tall Bisque solid dome head; flange neck Brown glass eyes/fixed; Open mouth; two top teeth Composition hands and feet Molded and painted hair with front curl and back molded curls Dating from 1885-1930 Vintage gown with lovely embroidery and lace edging Booties with rosettes	SOLD Antique papier-mâché, shoulder-head doll PROFESSIONAL DOLL APPRAISAL "This antique doll is a large example of a German papier-mâché shoulder head model, also referred to as a Sonneberg papier-mâché or composition doll, circa 1890. There were quite a few factories in Thuringia that made this type of doll, and if the labels or stamps are missing from the back shoulders, it’s difficult to give an attribution, but she appears to have been produced by the doll and toy factory of Adolf Wislizenus of Waltershausen, a large company producing a wide variety of dolls which operated from 1851-1931. Most heads of this type have painted eyes, but this one has the very rare feature of glass inset paperweight eyes. From close examination of many photographs, it appears as though the head has been refinished and that the varnish has crackled and crazed. The antique cloth body is appropriate, but not the original factory body which would have had composition lower arms and legs with fancy molded boots and stockings. The tears on the cloth ankles can be patched and mended. There is some deterioration to the leather of one of the hands. She has lovely antique clothing and shoes which contribute to making her a totally charming doll." -Jan Foulke	SOLD Marks: G329 B; A 2 M; DRGM 267/1. Brown sleep eyes; mohair wig Open mouth, two bottom teeth Height, 12"; socket head; Jointed at shoulders Taped body around center where a voice box had been inserted at the factory. Pricing reference: 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Editon by Dawn Herlocher: page 263, see chart: "character baby, bent limb baby body"
SOLD Markings: *Ruth, 8/0, Made in Germany* There were several German manufacturers of dolly faced dolls, and the maker of this head is unknown. This Ruth doll was possibly distributed by W.A. Cissna in 1898, as they advertised a Ruth, although not necessarily this Ruth. 18 inches Bisque head, early kid and cloth body with bisque arms and hands Open mouth, top teeth Hazel-gray eyes: The eyes were designed to sleep but have been fixed. Molded, painted, feathered browns Reference: 7th Blue Book Dolls & Values by Jan Foulke, pg. 174	SOLD Matching castanets on her wrists that actually click when snapped together! Height: 10 inches This caricature figure is constructed from felt over wire armature, with a painted mask face. Caricature dolls in this fashion were produced in Spain, from about 1952 to the mid 1970s. There is great charm to the construction of this doll. She is finished with striking details that include lucite/bakelite bangles on both arms and a traditional hair comb. Her costume includes a silk, printed scarf and a yoke of fringe. To add a touch of romance, there's a pink velvet rose tucked behind her ear!	SOLD Felt Matador SPANISH MATADOR Height, 6 inches Caricature figure constructed from felt over wire armature, with a painted mask face
SOLD Bisque mask, glass eyes Reference: page 92 of "Dresser Dolls and Other China Figurals" by Frieda Marion and Norma Werner: "A small bisque mask with sew-hole on top and beneath chin, this face closely resembles play dolls of the early 1900's. Inset glass eyes and open mouth with teeth, she needs a wig to complete her charm. Found on an old cusion. Unmarked."	SOLD Marks: *Baby Bo-Kaye; Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.; Copyright by Jos. L. Kallus; Germany 45* Celluloid Head on cloth body, with composition arms and legs Has the trademark turtle in a diamond Made by Gebruder Huebach; mfg. year @ 1925	SOLD DEP 4 (size) 14-inches tall Set, high-quality, BROWN glass eyes Open mouth, top teeth/square shape CLICK FOR CLOSE-UP PHOTOS OF DOLL AND BODY French body: Composition- and wood-jointed body, jointed at shoulders, elbows, hips, knees Bisque head, German Pierced ears: no earrings Painted, feathered brows Good wig, human hair "DEP dolls originated in the 1880s. On a French doll, the "DEP" signifies "Depose," and on a German doll "Deponirt." DEP dolls are generally regarded as French...." "The later dolls are widely considered to be German. Most likely all were of German origin. Simon & Halbig seems the obvious source, as indicated by the deeply molded and cut eye socket." SOURCE: pg. 134, 200 Years of Dolls, Dawn Herlocher
SOLD Nippon 5-pc composition Body; Sleep eyes Open mouth; Top Teeth Painted brows and eyelashes Buttons (back) on flannel pajamma with pompon at front neckline Socket head	SOLD Kestner "P." Turned Shoulder Head Beautiful, restored shoulder head; blond wig Lovely paper-weight eyes; new leatherette body, jointed with rivets; porcelain forearms and hands; 31-32-inch doll Open mouth, teeth Large, new leather body, custom made Buyer writes, Beautiful doll.	SOLD Alt, Beck & Gottschalck Doll Marks: ABG 1361 50 Bisque socket head Wig Jointed Toddler body: bent-limb, 11-piece, composition Glass eyes, sleep eyes; lashes Open mouth, two teeth Vintage dress with drop waisteline and vintage slip. Big, 22-inches tall Reference: 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Herlocher, page 50. " Alt, Beck & Gottschalck was located in Nauendorf, near Ohrdruf, Thuringia, Germany, from 1854 until 1930. Along with the traditional bisque child and character babies, A.B.G., as it is commonly known, is credited by most doll historians with producing a series of beautifully detailed glazed and unglazed shoulder heads." (source: Herlocher)

SOLD Quintuplet girl dolls MADE IN JAPAN: 2" tall The dolls have roughly painted features: four have silver painted hair and one has gold painted hair. Each has a red bow painted on the left side of their hair	SOLD Armand Marseille boy shoulder head doll Markings:630 A.I.M., Germany D.R.G.M. Scattered pigment stains on face from Itaglio eyes, a result of overspill during the firing of the pigment glase Intaglio eyes are painted eyes with sunken pupils and iris Kid body, cloth lower legs; 15" tall	SOLD Mark: 13 Germany "S" inside an "H" (Herm Steiner): Length, 8 1/2 inches Bisque head, hard-packed body Arms/hands are bisque or composition Blue glass eyes Non-working crier Bonnet, slip, gauzy dress, gathered at neck; with slip
SOLD Mark: Walkure Germany 2 1/4 52 Antique Doll by J.D. Kestner 20-inches tall Bisque socket head 200, 680 series Walkure dolls were made by J.D. Kestner Beautiful Sleep eyes and lashes Click for close-up photos of doll head Open mouth, four pretty teeth REFERENCE: Warman's Collectible Dolls by Dawn Herlocher 2008, pg. 174 Jan Foulke's 2006 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher CLICK FOR ENLARGED PHOTOS OF DOLL BODY	SOLD Porcelain/Ceramic Doll, 8 1/2" tall Markings: #3 of 100 Handpainted by Cheryl O. Reedir (sp?) 1994 Beautiful blue glass eyes and delicately painted features 5-piece, jointed body: shoes and socks	SOLD Mary, Souvenir doll, from the 1987 UFDC Convention 1987 Convention Baby Doll UFDC1987 Convention Doll by Linda Steele, ODACA. Description: Dome head, soft body, bisque arms and legs Beautiful painting (gilded ring on baby's finger) About 9" This doll is hand painted, tinted bisque, assembled by the artist, Linda Steele, of Linda K. Steele Originals in Leetonia, Ohio. Each doll has a slight variation due to the hand painting. Linda's husband, Gary, patiently poured each of the doll parts; Carol Roessler cleaned each of the parts. The dresses were designed by Linda and stitched by her sister, Joyce Sheely. "Mary " is the first in a pair that included "Lewis."The companion doll, "Lewis," was available after August 1987 at the cost of $275.
SOLD Clothing on this Swiss Vatican doll is said to be designed by Michaelangelo Sleep eyes: the eyes open and close! The clothing is stitched to the body, but the body appears to be 5-piece with the apendages and neck, movable. Dressed in his national dress, this little plastic souvenir doll stands on a wood base with "ROMA" in gold letters.	SOLD Markings: "S&H 1349 Dressel 6 1/2" Simon & Halbig Jutta child Open mouth, teeth Paperweight eyes (fixed) Earring holes with earrings	SOLD Bisque or ceramic figurine with "Japan" incised on backside Feiance Height, 3 1/4" tall Mary, Mary, quite contrary
SOLD Mark: AM Germany 341 10 Dome head: Height, 9 inches Description: Dream Baby Composition hands and cloth body Sleep eyes; non-working crier	SOLD Mark: PMI JHB This hard-plastic doll stands 5 1/2-inches tall The arms and legs are moveable; body and head are one-piece The doll is wearing a beaded necklace and a skirt and headdress of horse hair or zebra hair There is wire bracelet on each wrist and ankle Painted eyes; painted mouth	SOLD Pretty face on this rare, Goebel antique doll from the 1800's Marks: "GO" monogram for "Goebel" and "Oeslau" "120 Made in Germany 10" Doll by Francis Goebel 23" long Paperweight, blue-gray eyes; painted, feathered eyebrows Eloquent clothing: emerald blue dress with lace trim; broach at neckline Long, brown, wig; open mouth; teeth Dimple in chin Beautiful, dense bisque Notes from Patricia Smith's Doll Values (Antique to Modern) Sixth Series, pg. 93: The Goebel factory has been operating since 1879 and is located in Oeslau, Germany. The interwoven W.G. mark has been used since 1879. William Goebel inherited the factor from his father, Granz Detley Goebel. About 1900, the factory only made dolls, doll heads and porcelain figures. They worked in both bisque and China glazed items.
SOLD Mark: 1235 Alt, Beck, Gottschalck Germany Length, 20 inches Turned-bisque shoulder head; blue glass eyes Vintage lavender dress; slip, pantaloons, and parasol/umbrella Kid body Reference: pg. 151 in 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher	SOLD Mark: "Mabel" on head and "Registered Rosalind Body Germany" on kid body Height, 20 inches Beautiful face; dramatic eyes Sleep eyes Dimple in chin; Open mouth, teeth	DOLL Oriental Doll Sculptured Mounted on Wood Body form: styrofoam Hands: fabric over wire Faux black pearl earrings Hair: Painted and string/silk? Face: pained on stretched fabric Painted eyes: green paint on left eye is missing Height, 15 inches
"Minnie Madge" Doll, Private Collection Constructed and dressed by Lillian Wiskur and named for her mother, Minnie Madge	SOLD Mark:"Germany""2/0" (No manufacturer's mark) Doll identified as Revalo, circa 1910, by its distinctive face. 18-inch, bisque, child doll; ball-jointed body Set glass eyes (blue) Rare, long, upper hair lashes with no painting Vertical, painted strokes on lower lashes Painted eyebrow, feathered; open mouth; upper teeth REFERENCES: PG 233 Van Patten Price Guide PG. 238, Doll Values 10th Edition Pictured pg. 295 in 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher The owners of the Revalo company were Jonny Paulas Gerhard Ohlhaver and Hinrick Ohlhaver. The famous "Revalo" trademark is derived from the owners' names being phonetically spelled backwards.	SOLD Marks: A12M Armand Marseille O/C eyes Teeth 11-piece composition over wood body New wig/human hair Height: 28"
SOLD Mark: Horseshoe logo of ERNST HEUBACH "1902 - 8/0" "Made in Germany" HARD-TO-FIND "1902" MOLD Bisque, shoulder-head doll Kid/cloth body; bisque forearms and hands Height, 16 inches Legs and feet, cloth Open mouth; teeth Eyes do not sleep Dimple in chin Clothing: sailor suit; leather shoes and rollled stockings	SOLD Mark: "W" Bisque head and sawdust and glue body and limbs Glass eyes do not sleep Open mouth, teeth Painted brows and lashes Composition body: read Jan Foulke's appraisal on this historical doll from an old porcelain factory in Germany. Clothing: dress and pantaloon; socks; hand-stitched, red cape Dec. 20th, Jan Foulke Doll Appraisal: This cute little 9-inch antique German child doll with bisque head and composition body was made by Johann Walther. The elaborate mark on the back of her head is actually a fancy 'W' for 'Walther.'In 1900 he started a factory for dressed dolls and in 1908, a porcelain factory, Walther & Co., that later became Walther & Sohn. Both the doll and porcelain factories were in Oeslau near Coburg, Thuringia, Germany. The porcelain factory specialized in all-bisque dolls, doll heads, baby doll heads and bathing dolls. This was a time of great competition in the doll industry and companies were cutting costs by producing cheaper bodies, hence the “sawdust and glue” bodies and limbs , sometimes even with cardboard torsos. After all, they were covered by clothes, so if they weren't pretty it didn't really matter! Dolls like her in simple original factory dress and hat sold for 86 cents. She has dark glass stationary eyes, a cute little wig and a nice outfit. —Janice H. Foulke	SOLD Vintage, 1975 Vinyl “Playmates” doll with baby bottle from Hong Kong Dressed in original dress that snaps on; hat and diaper No. 8080 This is a “drink and wet” doll. Height is 8 ½ inches. The body is one piece and the hair is molded: blue eyes. Sweet little doll with expressive fingers and toes.
SOLD Mark: Artist Model Joy doll 1982 Height: @ 20 inches This "Artist Model Joy Doll 1982" is from the collection of a doll and toy collector and a former member of the UFDC, and this doll is thought to be either made or exhibited by a UFDC member or made in conjunction with a symposium on dolls.	SOLD Metal Shoulder Head Doll Unmarked, metal, shoulder-head doll with kid body Dress: Plaid taffeta with taffeta flower at shoulder Red velvet, button-up vest with jewel/brassy buttons Bisque forearms and hands (muslim/fabric upper arms) Open mouth, upper teeth Blue painted eyes; light brown hair Height, 21 inches	SOLD Armand Marseille Germany 370 Length, 12 inches Long, brown wig Shoulder head, kid body, upper arms, upper legs: Jointed at hip with pins Lower legs and arms and hands are composition Scuff on pinky finger, right hand and pinky finger left hand Brown sleep eyes Open mouth, teeth Dimple in chin Drop waist, white cotton slip dress
SOLD Markings: 1894 AM 2 DEP Made in Germany; 16" Composition body, pale bisque Brown eyes Blue dress and bonnet, blond tube curl Wig: "Synthetic Fiber, Made in US, 9." Fixed brown eyes Reference: Jan Foulke's 2006, pg. 138, 16 inches Warman's Collectibe Dolls, pg. 187, 10-14 inches 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition, pg. 263, 16 inches	SOLD CLICK TO VIEW ON EBAY Mark: A.M. Germany Dimensions: 12" American Indian with German bisque head with composition body Reference, page 102 in Jan Foulke's 2006 Blue Book Wide, laminated headband band with feathers Open mouth Glass eyes (do not sleep) Teeth DESCRIPTION: bisque head, wrinkles between wavy eyebrows , set brown glass eyes, black mohair wig. Composition body with molded shoes. Original Indian-style clothing.	SOLD Antique doll, dressed in swiss-like costume Braided wig; bead bracelet Head mark, 3/0; body mark, 7 1/4? Blue-gray, sleep eyes; open mouth; five, square teeth; painted lashes 14" long; painted eyelashes; feathered brow
SOLD Gebruder Kuhnlenz or Reckangel child doll in ethnic dress (no. 44) Mark: "44" marked in ink inside the head 10-inch ethnic dress Open mouth, molded upper teeth Originally had sleeping eyes, which have been replastered (or reset) and no longer sleep. Body: composition over wood; jointed Wig, long, braided pigtails Original dress: felt coat dress and pettycoat, red shoes and socks Red plaid skirt; felt, sleeveless jacket with three clear, blue, plastic buttons Jointed composition and wood body Reference for Gebruder: pg. 132, Jan Foulke's Guide to Dolls, copyright 2006 Reference for Reckangel: Doll Values by Patsy Moyer, 3rd Edition	SOLD Marks: Head: American Doll Corp. 1958 Body: American Character (in circle) 1958 (in banner) American Character Doll, "Toni" 1958 Height, 10 inches This doll has been dressed (not original to doll) in a charming, vintage "Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls Inc." dress and panty (tags). Pg. 230 in Jan Foulke's Guide to Dolls, copyright 2006	SOLD On back neck of bisque head, incised "8" Stamped on body: "Bébé Jumeau Diplome d' Honneur" "Made In France" natural hair wig (sewn label tag) Length, 19 inches Demure lace- and blue-trimmed undies; vintage leather shoes Perfect bisque, beautiful face painting Open mouth with molded teeth Blue paperweight eyes Pierced ears, no earrings Painted upper and lower lashes; feathered brows Composition, ball-jointed body Has wide hips and cupped torso for rounded, turned upper leg joints REFERENCES: PG. 219-220 in 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher; pg. 155 of Collectible Dolls, Third Edition
SOLD Unmarked I do not know the history of this plastic, Native American doll. It has working sleep eyes. Two, molded babies (two pieces, front and back, seamed together to form a solid plastic baby doll) are latched to the back of the doll with a plastic cord. One baby has painted open eyes and the other baby looks like he is sleeping. The hair on the babies is sept upwards to form a row ontop the head as if to indicate these are two little boys. The clothing, shirt, skirt and moccasins are mode of leather or a leatherette/ All original. Stitching missing on side seams of skirt Braided hair	SOLD Bent limb baby body; Bisque, solid-dome socket head Molded and painted hair; Open-closed mouth; two upper teeth; tongue Brown, intaligo, painted eyes Feathered brow 11-inch composition body; Dressed in pink romper/vintage	SOLD MARKS: Queen Louise 100 Germany See Queen Louise in her new home in Poland 24-inch antique doll Fur brows Originally, the doll had sleep eyes, but the eyes have been fixed during a restoration. The eye hardware is plastered in place. Open mouth; SQUARE teeth
SOLD A reproduction Kammer & Reinhardt and Simon Halbig #117 Character Child doll This 15" doll has a beautiful repro bisque head on a new cloth body The doll has bisque lower arms and hands and bisque lower legs and feet The bisque head is beautifully painted and in excellent condition The body has a new music box (mechanism over wound) A #117 original antique doll from 1909-1930 would list for $4,000 in today's market	SOLD Freundlich This is most likely an unmarked doll by Freundlich. He did not mark his dolls and he used "blanks" from a manufacturer that produced all size dolls for many small or independent companies. They were not finished as finely as the "named" brands and sometimes are indistinguishable. Mme Alexander and Vogue often used the same unmarked dolls in their own lines. Effanbee rarely did." MARK: No visible markings or tags 20th century doll; all composition; jointed at neck, shoulder, and hip 9-inches tall Painted and molded hair Painted eyes Closed mouth	SOLD Mark: AM "Darling" Beautiful tinting on face coloring Kid body Composition/bisque forearms and hands; fabric lower legs and feet Blonde wig; 24-inches tall Sleep eyes; Painted eyelashes and eyebrows Open mouth; top teeth; Dimple in chin "Darling" is dressed in a vintage gown of netting over tafetta with rosette and ribbon trim
SOLD All Bisque Googly, "Made in Japan" Height: 5 1/2 inches Jointed at shoulders	SOLD All bisque Height, 2 1/4 inches; aArms, hinged at shoulders	SOLD Markings: FS& Co. 1271 Deponiert Ca. 1910 Length, 9 inches Blue & white knit jumper set with booties Beautiful FS& Co. #1271/2 Sleep eyes; painted lashes and brows; painted hair Painted, carved open-mouth and teeth Fills Schmitt Paris France Jan Foulke's Guide to Dolls (© 2006), pg. 165 Blue Book (12th edition), pg. 319 Schmitt: History Schmitt & Fils, Paris, France, 1854-1891.
SOLD Oriental, bisque doll Mfg. mark on back of head, written in Japanese Composition body; height, 6"	SOLD Oriental Bisque Doll Bisque head with sleep eyes Composition body: height, 7"	SOLD Click to see his new home on our Doll Story Page AM 1894 6/0 DEP; 9" Oriental, circa 1894 Open mouth, square teeth; original dress Socket head JAN FOULKE DOLL APPRAISAL, AUG. 19, 2008: "This 9-inch doll was made by the huge and world-renowned Armand Marseille doll factory in Koppelsdorf, Germany. The mold of this bisque head dates from 1894, and is one of A.M.s earliest models. A doll similar to this was offered in the 1895 Butler Bros. catalogue as part of a novelty assortment of dolls dressed as American Indians and Chinese, “all in characteristic national costumes.” The head has a slight yellow tint to indicate an Oriental complexion. The matching five-piece composition body has red slippers with turned-up shoes to indicate an Oriental style. One shoe has some flaking and paint loss, but this is an easy repair for a doll restorer. The doll is all original with long black mohair wig and Chinese style costume including tunic, pants and jacket with hat. Of course, this is interesting to a collector because it is the German concept of a Chinese. German-made dolls with Oriental bisque heads are very desirable collectibles. This was made during a time in history when with the expansion of travel Europeans and Americans were becoming more attuned to the world and becoming more interested in native peoples. It would be a lovely addition to a collection of international dolls." Value on today’s market $550. -Janice H. Foulke Reference: Pg. 263 of 200 Years of Dolls (3rd Edition) by Dawn Herlocher
SOLD Malibou Barbie Styling Beauty Station Excellent condition: no curlers, comb, etc., with the head Markings: ©1971 Mattel, Inc. U.S.A. +027-0350 R Eleven inches tall: base measures 12" x 6"	SOLD Battery-operated, vintage doll, made in Spain, probably from the 50s Plastic battery case reads "Pat N 179054 Fabricado En Espana" There is a pull knob in the top of the head to trigger doll movement Fun, cultural doll: polka dot blouse, wig and scarf, wool plaid skirt Length, 17 inches	SOLD A production bear designed by Linda Spiegel and her company, Barely There, designed and made for the UFDC 1990 Convention Tags read: Bearly There Inc., Westminster, CA 92683 Bear's Name: "Delicious" Special production for the UFDC: #39 of 39 All New Materials Made in U.S.A. Made especially for the United Federation of Doll Clubs Convention—Washington, DC Signed, Linda Spiegel Love 1990 Bear, @ 7" long: sewn from an apple red print fabric Jointed at shoulders and hips
SOLD Mark: KR 121 Simon Halbig Height: 16 inches (toddler body) Her mouth is beautifully sculpted and painted Feathered, painted brows Sleep eyes Vintage corduroy dress, lace trimmed, matching hat Pantaloons; socks and leatherette shoes Click for enlarged photos of the body! The body of this doll is thought to be an older body, repainted. Notice how the head socket fits the body perfectly. The body is in the shape of a "typical German composition ball-jointed toddler" as pictured page 327 of Jan Foulke's 3rd Blue Book of Dolls & Values (see scan from book below). *Reference: page 224 (chart at $1,150 for 18 inches),* *200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Herlocher*	SOLD Black, all-bisque doll, made in Japan Length, 6"	SOLD MARK: Mfg. design mark (see photo) Fulpher Made in USA 16-C Height, 20 inches Open mouth—upper teeth Wobble tongue Painted lashes Set, brown eyes; rocker plastered in place Good, long wig (brown) Shoes and socks Weight of doll is 1 lb. 15 oz.
SOLD Effanbee baby doll Bracelet reads: Effanbee Durable Dolls Effanbee yellow romper buttons in back with four buttons Cloth body Composition head, arms and hands, legs and feet Sleep eyes and eyelashes Molded and painted hair Non-working crier Effanbee Durable Dolls heart-shaped charm on chain attached to wrist Mark on head: "Effanbee" and "Made in U.S.A." Length: 15 inches	SOLD Mark: 301 W&C Germany Open mouth, upper teeth 14-inches tall Jointed child's body Jumper suit with knit stocking cap (some moth or wear holes in cap) Black leggings and tie shoes Brown, glass eyes do not sleep Feathered brows Open mouth, upper teeth Schuetzmeister & Quendt porcelain factory in Thuringia, Germany, made bisque heads for Wolf & Co.	SOLD Dots! A Candy Baby by Hasbro, copyrighted 1972. Doll height: 9 inches

SOLD Ginnette	SOLD Heubach	SOLD Boy, bisque, shoulder-head doll Shoulder head marked "33" Molded and painted blonde hair Length of doll, 19 1/2 to 20 inches Glass eyes; painted lashes; feathered brows Closed mouth Kid forearms and hands Muslim body and felt legs (lower) Body, hard-packed with mohair Suited in a wool-like gabardine, 3-button jacket (hanky in pocket) and pant
SOLD Heubach Kopplesdorf	SOLD Markings: Germany SH PB (in star) 1906 16 35" Santa by Simon Halbig Open mouth with four top teeth Fixed eyes; wig	SOLD All-bisque doll Grace S. Putnam Marks: Copr. by Grace S. Putnam Germany 28/76 on back of left arm and on head, 16/16 Glass eyes; 3-4 inches tall; jointed legs and arms no neck joint; dark brown, short wig
SOLD All-bisque doll Made in Germany Marks "Made in Germany" Small bisque (3-4 inch doll), made in Germany Marks: Made in Germany Reddish brown wig; glass eyes; metal pins/rods attaching arms and legs to body. Legs have socks and shoes, molded and painted on the straight legs.	SOLD Hertel, Schwab & Co. Bent Limb Baby doll Marks: Made in Germany 152/1 Bisque & composition 5-pc jointed body character baby doll Wig Height: 11"; brown glass eyes Painted eyelashes and eyebrows (feathered) Open mouth, top teeth, tongue Dimples on cheeks and chin	SOLD
SOLD Rheinische Gummi Doll turtle Mark Marks: turtle (in triangle) 27 1/2 and 6 Rheinische Gummi celluoid Date: 1930s Molded, painted hair Painted eyes (brown), lips, and brows 10 1/2 inches tall Vintage gown: 20 inches long	SOLD Nippon 1120 Open mouth, two teeth Painted upper and lower lashes and brown Brown sleep eyes Molded and painted hair Head circumference: 14 inches Length: 20 inches Bent legs for sitting; Straight wrists and ankes Dimples in back shoulders Vintage dress: Gown with lace work and french knots Slip buttons at shoulders Socket neck	SOLD Madam Alexander, 8" tall Skater Madam Alexander, wearing a Little Red Riding Hood coat and hat by Vogue and a green satin dress with rick-rack trim by Madamme Alexander. All clothing is crisp and new with tags. The skates are stitched on, and not labeled on the outside. This is our first Madam Alexander and our research leads us to believe it is probably Maggie Mix-Up: 8 inches, all hard plastic body with jointed knees; sleep eyes. No wrist tags or booklet. See pages 32-35 in 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Herlocher.
SOLD Kammer & Reinhardt MARK: K & R (co. trademark) SIMON HALBIG 126 GERMANY 96	SOLD Emmett Kelly Height: 24 inches Dressed as "Willie the Clown" Vinyl head Set-in eyes Stuffed cloth body; original Clothes; hat Emmett as “Willy the Clown"; @1950; clothing original/hat/hat band	SOLD Mark: 29 Princess 1 Germany Brown sleep eyes; upper lashes; painted lashes and brows Dimple in chin Clothing: lavender middy dress; white, lace-trimmed collar Length, 23 inches Belly button
SOLD BAHR-PROSCHILD ANTIQUE DOLL 14" TALL Click to see more photos of doll details	SOLD MARKS: Story Book Doll; U.S.A; pat. app. for "Eva"? or Nancy? or other? Vintage bisque Story Book Doll (1937-1947) Painted bisque, mohair wig, painted eyes, head molded to torso. Jointed arms; 5 1/2- to 6-inches tall	SOLD Isabel
SOLD Black Googly-Eye Girl Doll: This is a reproduction of a Kestner mold Bisque head, wig, composition body, glass eyes, jointed body, arms, and legs; straight wrists and ankles. Height: 12 inches	SOLD Googly Eye Boy Repro Kestner Bisque head, wig, composition body, glass eyes, jointed body, arms, and legs; straight wrists and ankles. Height: 12 inches	SOLD "Navy" Sailor Marked JAPAN; Celluloid head; cloth body stuffed with excelsior Possibly had celluloid feet and hands at one time Molded and painted features Height, 4 1/2 inches tall; dating from the 40's
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SOLD Marks: Heubach.Koppe 399-14/0 DRG Germany A.K.A. South Seas Baby Heubach Kopp (Ernst Heubach and Koppelsdorf) Dark brown glass sleep eyes Bisque socket head; jointed, composition body; ethnic and charming character doll; painted hair Closed mouth; pierced ears Accessory: Woven reed cradle Native island doll wth thatched skirt; brass earings; bracelet; bent limb body; straight ankles and wrists Head circumference: 7 inches Height: 8 inches Reference: 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher (page 188) Review page 38 in Doll Values, Third Edition/ Moyer $325 (Patricia Smith's Doll Values Antique to Modern 2nd Series, pg. 52)	SOLD Mark: Made in Germany Armand Marseille 390 A3M Height: 19 inches Sleep eyes Three upper teeth Lovely dress with lace shawl and horseshoe pin. Head scarf, accented, shaped by two medallions Jointed Body Vintage clothing; leather shoes	SOLD Mark: A 4/0 M Floradora Armand Marseille Made In Germany Shoulder Head Open mouth, upper teeth Sleep eyes Wig with large tube curls 18-inches tall Kid body
SOLD Mark: G&S 3 Germany Height, 22 inches Sleep Eyes References: pg. 73, 11th Edition of Doll Values by Patricia Smith pg. 165 on 200 Years of Dolls by Dawn Herlocher, 3rd Edition	SOLD German Doll Marks: 365; 15; Made in Germany This darling, petite, all-bisque doll stands 6-inches tall Sleep eyes; Socket head Open mouth, upper teeth	MARK: Heubach Kopplesdorf 300 5 Germany Character Baby Doll, 20 inches Dimples in cheeks and chin Sleep eyes Open mouth, upper teeth Feathered brows
SOLD Antique, Native American Doll with papier-mâché body Armand Marseille "Scowling/Frowning Indian" Doll Markings: AM 3 Glass eyes, painted features Open mouth, upper teeth Height, 17 inches; jointed, papier-mâché body The wig is tied onto the head through two little holes in the back	SOLD Antique, Native American Doll with papier-mâché body Mark: 2 0/0 Glass eyes, painted features Height, 8 inches Felt suit with painted trim on back shawl	SOLD Markings: AM 9 Braided wig Glass eyes, painted features Jointed body, papier-mâché Height, 16"; open mouth, teeth Oil-cloth like dress with under slip and pantaloon-type underwear
SOLD Owassa Bear UFDC Souvenir designed by Jenny Krantz Sue-ling, from Owosso, Michigan, and Owassa Bear Inc. LIMITED EDITION OF 310 BEARS! UFDC Souvenir bear, Owassa Bear, is signed by international bear artist "Jenny Krantz" and dated "1992." Sue-ling is no. 264 of 310 bears "Made Especially for the U.F.D.C. National Convention, held in San Francisco, California in 1992. Sue-ling is 8-inches tall	SOLD Marks: 9573; 6; Heubach ( in square) Eye logo design; Germany Bisque, socket head; Googly eyes 5-piece composition body; 6 1/2-inches tall Blond hair-Boy, Dutch cut Cream color suit with 3-button coat; Blue cloth belt buttoned at waistline Formed shoe/feet Painted socks and single strap shoes Reference: pg. 110, Doll Values, by Patricia Smith, 6th Edition	SOLD Mark: "5" "Heubach" square mark "MG" painted on neck flange by doll artist Open mouth as if to whistle Height, 10 1/2-inches tall
SOLD Mark: Alt, Beck & Gottschalck, No. 639 20 inches Lace-trimmed formal dress in fragile condition Bisque shoulder-head/dome. Company production period, 1885 and on. Turned shoulder head, glass eyes, closed mouth Kid body Elegant face—perfect bisque shoulder head Wig, firm, lined with stitched fabric Ribbon: "1982 Second Place Region Bebes Louisiane References: Pg. 31 in 13th Blue Book/Jan Foulke Pg. 51 in 200 Years of dolls (closed mouth, 18-inch 639 at $1,700 22-inch 639 at $1,900 Jan Foulke appraisal, Aug. 19, 2008 Click to see enlarged doll photos, submitted for appraisal. This 20-inch doll has a bisque head made by the large and prestigious Alt, Beck & Gottschalck porcelain factory in Ilmenau, Germany, Ca. 1885. She has the desirable features of a slightly turned shoulder head tipped downward, a solid dome head, beautiful facial decoration, and a closed mouth. She is on an excellent kid body with a few patches at her knee gussets. The body also has quite a few desirable features: rivet joints at the hips, and kid over wood upper arms, rivet-jointed elbows, perfect bisque lower arms, and all-kid legs. This is likely a Wagner & Zetzsche body. W & Z bodies usually had a blue paper label under the head on top of the shoulder. W & Z bought heads from ABG and put them on their own bodies. As for her lovely clothing, I feel that it was made, perhaps in the 1940-1960 period of vintage fabrics. It is beautiful, but these dolls were designed as children and babies, and usually acquired adult clothing years later when they entered doll collections. Without any information on the ribbon, we can’t know why it was awarded. In fact, it might not even have been awarded to this doll. Sometimes the ribbons do get moved around, especially after 25 years. Since it was given at a Regional rather than a National convention, and the Regionals are very small compared to the Nationals, I am assuming that it was awarded as being a very lovely and desirable example of an antique doll with a turned shoulder head.	SOLD Bebe Tout en Bois Jan Foulke Appraisal: This is an antique doll called a "Bebe Tout en Bois" (Doll all of Wood), Ca. 1901-1914. She is made completely of wood with a fully jointed body, and a socket head with inset glass eyes. The doll was made in Germany for the French trade, hence the French name. Several companies made these types of dolls. This one is possibly by the Schilling doll factory in Sonneberg, and may have the Schilling "winged angel" trademark on her body, so you should check it. It's usually on the back shoulder. Or she may have a sticker from another factory. The bodies usually have some flaking, as the paint was applied directly to the wood, which creates an unstable condition, and this flaw is acceptable, but the face should be perfect, as her appears to be so. In fact, it is particularly nice with a sweet expression. Her clothing is made from vintage fabrics, but is not original to her, though it appears to have been on her for quite some time.	SOLD MARK: 32 Santa Size, 32 inches by Simon & Halbig 1249 Click to view detail photos of the construction of the Santa head Jan Foulke Appraisal for Santa: "This antique German doll is called Santa. This is a registered trademark name used by Hamburger & Co., a New York City producer, importer, and distributor of German dolls. The Santa trademarked line was produced from 1900-1910. Hamburger had the bisque doll heads made by the Simon & Halbig porcelain factory. Santa was one of the 36 dolls exhibited by Hamburger at the St. Louis Exposition in 1904; the exhibit won the Grand Prize. The Santa mold 1249 is distinguished by the triangular shading on her lower lip. Santa has pierced ears, sleeping eyes, molded eyebrows, and an open mouth with 4 upper teeth. The Santa is a popular and desirable mold to antique doll collectors. "As for your 32-inch Santa doll, she has a very beautiful face. The tiny “wig pulls” on her forehead and the mold separation behind her ear, are minor flaws, and do not affect her value. Her mohair wig appears original, and is nice and full, though needs some styling. Her jointed composition body is in good condition, but has been repaired, particularly at the neck and thigh joints, and repainted. The hands have been replaced, and are too small for the size of the doll. Santa wears appropriate vintage clothing in very nice condition." -Jan Foulke
SOLD Armand Marseille 971 Germany A 3 M New wig; 5-pc body; fixed eyes Height: 15 inches	SOLD Swiss Burcherer Doll Bucherer, the Swiss watch-maker created a series of articulated dolls during the 1920's. Marks on chest plate:Made in Switzerland; Patents Applied For Made with two metal components: one is like an iron or tin alloy that oxidizes; the other, used for the chest plate, does not oxidize. No restoration. All original. The head and feet are a composition; gloves, felt Ball jointed; Height, 8"	Marks: Head: Copyright by Grace S. Putnam Made in Germany Stamp on cloth body in red ink: “Bye-Lo Baby Pat. Appl'd For Copyright by Grace Storey Putnam" Sleep eyes--blue; Bisque head on cloth body, closed mouth 17 in. long; 15 in. head Celluloid hands (repaired); frog-style cloth body Vintage clothing. Smiling mouth, socket head 5-piece, bent-limb baby body The baby is dressed all snugly in bonnet, sweater, socks & matching knit booties
SOLD Antique Armand Marseille doll with shoulder head Mark: AM-7/0 Height: 13-14 inches Doll face bisque; cloth/kid body Open mouth Sleep eyes Blond, human hair wig with pink ribbon Composition hands and arms Nice, vintage dress Sweet face. Probably one of the earlier AM molds as there is no mold marking other than size (7/0)	SOLD Black Heubach baby 458 Abyssianian Baby MARK: 458 13 HEUBACH-kOPPLESDORF GERMANY Size: 11 inches Mold no. 458 Maker: Heubach-Koppelsdorf Label on cloak: "Abyssinian Baby Made in Germany" Sleep eyes 5-piece body composition body Produced between 1919 and 1932 Doll Values, Third Edition, Page 40	SOLD AIM DRGM 201013 Shoulder-head doll on kid body Feathered, painted brows Open mouth; upper teeth Large, spring clip latch on back of neck French face
SOLD GI Joe, ready for duty! Height: 11 1/2 inches First Series G.I. Joe Action Soldier: Action Sailor or Marine. Has a scar on his face from combat. Molded brown hair and brown eyes. The doll is identified by letters "TM" in mark on lower back: G.I. Joe TM Copyright 1964 By Hasbro ® Patent Pending Made in U.S.A.	SOLD Mark: 39 and 37 or 34 Gebruder Kuhnlenz Size: 8 to 10 inches Metal helmet soldier; brown uniform; metal buttons and belt buckel Closed mouth Glass eyes - set - blue Clothing, original to doll Pants sewn together between legs; braid trim on outer pant legs; dark-brown jacket Reference Doll Values #11, pg. 111 Jan Foulke's Guide to Dolls (2006), pg. 132	SOLD Kley & Hahn: Bisque socket head: Composition body Body jointed at neck, arms, and legs: Straight wrists and ankles Brown sleep eyes; painted upper and lower lashes Painted, feathered brows Painted hair Open mouth with two with upper teeth Dressed in ivory lace-trimmed, Edwardian shirt with red ribbon tie; velvet romper; black patent shoes, socks Height: 13 inches
SOLD Markings:Germany 370 2/0 Dolly face; painted lashes and brows Sleep eyes Cloth/felt body; open mouth, upper teeth Height: 16 inches Reference: pg. 263, 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Helocher	SOLD Markings: Made in Germany Herm Steiner Size: 6/0 Height: 11 inches Hazel sleep eyes	SOLD Markings: Kling 186 (bell incised) 6 (size) Blond, curly, shoulder head Kid body Cloth feet and lower legs Length, 18 inches Pink dress Our reference marterials for this doll are: Doll Values 1997 (Patsy Moyer), pg. 151; and 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, Dawn Herlocher, page 243 (18-inch doll)
SOLD Mark: mme Alexander Name: Cissette, blond hair; 1501 Maker: Madame Alexander Jointed walker; hard plastic Pierced ears; Triple-stitched wig Pink eye shadow/ no polish on nails Size: 9-10 ” Circa: 1957 -1958 Description of three outfits included with doll: Outfit 1 (wearing)-used): candle-white tulle gown/white satin ribbon and white panties: not tagged but both look original to the Cissette doll. The tulle netting has a few frays and needs stitching at the waistline; needs a rinse. Outfit 2 (tagged, 2-piece ensemble-used): denim like trousers with red fringe along sides and button-up red over-jacket Outfit 3 (tagged 2, -piece ensemble-used): lace trimmed pink slip or teddy with rosette at center of bodice and matching lace-trimmed pants	SOLD Scottish lad in his highlander kilt Antique Doll Scotland All bisque doll Painted eyes Molded and painted shoes Wide band of Tartan plaid at knees Under vest/collar/bow tie Belting Molded, wavy blond hair Clothing: wrap-around wool Armstrong Tartan plaid skirt and scarf (some frays); velvet jacket Thistle-style broach at his shoulder Sporran with a tassel of horse hair at front waist APPRAISED AT $225-250 BY JANICE H. FOULKE, SEPTEMBER 3, 2008: "This is a 10-inch doll with antique German bisque shoulder head dating from the 1880s. Since the clothes are sewn on, we cannot check the back plate to see if there is a mark or mold number, so we cannot be sure of the maker, but it is of the type made by the Kling & Co. porcelain factory of Ohrdruf. The head is mounted on a cloth body with bisque lower arms and legs. His body may not be as old as the head, as the fabric looks newer, and that type of bisque leg is not usually found on old bodies. But the costume looks antique and original, so it would be strange to have an original costume with a replaced body, but we can't be sure from the photo. The lovely original Scotch outfit with the sporran is a plus even though there is some fraying, as some collectors specialize in dolls with national or regional costumes, and Scottish ones are real favorites."	SOLD Unmarked VINTAGE FRENCH FASHION DOLL FROM THE 1960s Height: 16 inches Earrings Mohair wig Bisque swivel head Bisque shoulder plate Fine gusseted kid body: stitched fingers and toes Elegant clothing and hat Vintage leather shoes JAN FOULKE APPRAISAL: This 17-inch doll is a 1960s interpretation of an antique French fashion lady or poupée peau. During the 1960s a large group of dolls came from France into the United States, many through the old New York Doll Hospital. These dolls were supposedly found in a warehouse and dated from pre-World War I, but subsequent research revealed that this story was not true. They were made in the 1960s by a French lady and her son, and they were aged to look older. There were both bisque and china fashions in the French style, some marked with F.G. in Scroll or F + G, and some such as yours with an earlier style face were unmarked. Comparison with a genuine antique doll immediately reveals the differences: bisque too smooth, color too gray and orange, ears not well defined, piercing holes too small, glass eyes lacking depth and detail, wrong kind of pates, cheap coarse mohair wigs, new neck buttons, bodies not stiffly stuffed, and not carefully stitched, though some like yours were aged a carmel color. Value on today's market in perfect condition, fully dressed in new silk fashion gown and hat, undies, shoes and socks -- $450-550. - Janice H. Foulke
SOLD Eden BeBe Tag stapled to doll (front dress) reads: Fabrication Francais Eden BeBe Normands 5067/3 J. "Made in France" sticker on back of dress Height: @ 8 inches Top teeth; open mouth Glass blue eyes Painted lips and brows Head: six inches Painted shoes Split on front and back both legs; peeling on back of left arm (see photo) Dress, lined with crepe paper France 60	SOLD UFDC COMPANION DOLL: Charity And the story of the adoption of a young orphan, Elizabeth Douglas Thomas This heartwarming story is detailed in a brochur entitled, "Elizabeth Douglas Thomas Arrives in Philadelphia, 1795," which accompanies the doll Companion doll UFDC 1995 National Convention Doll Maker, Fred Thomas Laughon Jr., of Richmond, Virginia No. 458 A limited edition doll of 1510 Produced by the United States Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia, for The 46th Annual Convention of the United Federation of Doll Clubs, Inc., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1995 Description of Elizabeth Douglas Thomas : 8 inch Queen Ann Wooden Doll Natural flax hair Carved hands and head Shaped feet and arms Mortise and tenon hip and elbow joints Hidden knee joints and revolving shoulders Ornamenting: Gesso on head, forearms and lower legs. Titanium white skin tones. Raised eyes from layered gesso Lips, drybrushed cheeks Shoes of thalo-crimson pigment Burn umber dots around oval eyes and eyebrows Finished with gloss varnish Costume: Simple muslin dress, slip and bonnet with added lace and ribbon bow. Brief sleeves, low neckline, gathered waist tied with coral bow Tucks at bottom of skirt for lengthening Leading strings at shoulders to steady the child. Coral Necklace for good health and protection from harm.	SOLD: Bleuette doll, made between 1922-1933 Open mouth; sleep eyes; original dress; mohair wig; open/close eyes; open mouth with teeth (top) Quote from buyer: She is everything I had hoped that she would be! She is an authentic Bleuette doll made between 1922-1933. I carefully snipped her clothing off to check her body....and to verify her markings. I love her..I'll leave great feedback and I am so very happy.
SOLD This charming Character Doll is marked "Just Me." Her body is not hers, but the body is in good keeping with the body length of the Just Me doll, which measures 7 1/2 inches (Page 141 Jan Foulke's newest price guide). MARK: Just Me Character Doll Registered Germany; A 310/7/0/M Body, not original to doll Height: about 7 1/2 inches Glass eyes to side Bisque socket head Closed mouth Composition body It appears that she has a French manicure & pedicure as her fingers and toes are painted white.	SOLD Baby Doll Mark: M.R. Germany 500 /2/OX Baby doll is 11-inches, dressed in a vintage gown and diaper Bisque head; composition hands/cloth body Sleep eyes; Internal cryer mechanism in body makes a faint sound	SOLD All-Bisque Googly Marks: "Goo" "Made in Germany" "15" Height: 6 inches Jointed at shoulders
SOLD Marks: Heubach Kopplesdorf; Germany; 320 19/0 Glass eyes; open mouth; two teeth; feathered brows; beautiful, rosey cheeks Composition body ; 9" tall Felt cap jacket with four brass decorative buttons Shirt nailed to body in two places All original clothing. Produced between 1919 and 1932	SOLD Marks: Kammer & Reinhardt ; Simon Halbig 121 Length: 23-25 inches Weight: 5 lbs. Imprinted on back with: 1-20 12K GF M Dress is vintage with embroidered yoke, crochet or lace-like bonnet with blue ribbon Open mouth, two upper teeth; Sleep eyes, wig Cotton gown; white, knit booties Two-piece underwear set	SOLD Marks: AM Germany; 35 U5/OK Paper machie body-repaired Socket head; inset glass eyes/move Open mouth; two teeth Painted hair (sculpting), lashes, lips Length: 8 inches
SOLD Marks: Germany; H-13 inches; Centruy Dolls Co. Cloth body; dome head: 12 1/2" Length: 18" Closed mouth, painted tongue, two top teeth Crochet hat Black velvet two-piece suit; off-white collar with lace trim; jacket front with five button-trim/3-snap closures Molded, painted brows & hair; eyes move Black tie shoes and socks	SOLD Kewpie	SOLD Schuetzmeister & Quendt Marks: 201 C-11 SQ; Germany Blue, glass eyes; bisque socket head Sleep eyes; cryer Composition, bent-limb baby body Feathered eyebrows Open mouth; two teeth; velvet tongue 5-piece bent limb baby body, 14" tall Hole in back of doll body and divided in half where the cryer/sound mechanism was installed at the factory. The baby goes "waw" when you rock her back and forth. Schuetzmeister & Quendt made dolls from 1893 to 1898. The factory for this doll manufacturer was located in Boilstadt, Germany. See 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Herlocher
SOLD MARKS: S (star shape)H; "PB"( inside star); 1906; 16 (size) "PB" is for factory "Porzellanbrik Burgrubb" Schoenau & Hoffmeister; Germany Brown glass eyes (do not sleep); ball-jointed, 36"composition body Open mouth, upper teeth; dimple in chin Pink, dotted-swiss dress with matching bonnet Old leather shoes; socks Pantaloons; play pearls	SOLD MARKS: Made in Germany; 211; JDK O/C eyes; repaired mouth; fur wig Height: 13" Socket head; brown sleep eyes Open mouth; two teeth; painted lashes and brows	SOLD Marks: Unis France 301; 71 301 148 Fixed eyes; lashes; Open mouth; Six upper teeth; 11-pc compo body, 30" tall Dressed in vintage cotton hat and rayon dress that buttons in the back Vintage contton slip, trimmed in lace; buttons in back with four buttons Underwear: one-piece, ivory, with back opening that unbuttons for potty time. Socks, black patent buckle shoes "14" on bottom of right foot
SOLD MARKS: Made in Germany; D 1/4.168. 8 1/2. Open mouth; carved, square teeth Blue sleep eyes 9-piece, jointed, composition body; 21" long Wig tag reads: 100% Cheveux Naturels Made in France Rare swivel hips and ball-joint scissor movement on upper legs Dress: dotted slip with lace trim, cotton, lace-trimmed slip; shoes and socks Reference: pg. 165 of Warman's Companion Collectible Dolls (©2008) by Dawn Herlocher	SOLD A UFDC Region 4 souvenir bunny rabbit from 1980 Like new condition Measures 12" from ear to toeLovely porcelain bisque face with molded expression; squinting eyes and a closed open mouth Jointed arms and legs: baby boy in bunny bunting will sit in your doll cabinet By a wonderful doll artist, Nell Mangus, Phoenix, Ariz.	SOLD MARKS: F. Germany 10.; 168; 08. (neck) Body stamped: "Germany 3392?" (the "2" is illegible) 24" Kestner 168; Five piece, ball-jointed body Sleep eyes, blue; feathered brows Waggle tongue; open mouth; carved, square teeth Clothing: dress, slip, pantaloons, shoes and socks
SOLD Marks: 1894; AM O DEP; Made in Germany Blue Sleep Eyes; painted lashes Height, 14 inches; Open mouth, teeth Vintage clothing: green velvet suit, shoes, and socks	SOLD MECHANICAL BEAR HAS PAINTED METAL FACE This little burrow and bear rider is a working, wind-up toy, full of energy The burrow bucks/bounces forwards on his little brass wheels	SOLD Scarecrow Doll by Effanbee Effanbee 7108 Beautiful painting on ceramic face
Effanbee Packed sawdust body: height, 15 1/4" Arms and legs tightly fit to the body and rotate: hinged or riveted Working sleep eyes	Nippon 6-inch baby doll Five-piece jointed composition Fine bisque head: Painted facial features Intaglio eyes; painted fingers and toes SOLD	SOLD "Squalling Baby": Length, 14 inches ©Horsman Dolls Inc. 1980 Vinyl head; cloth body
SOLD A Playmates Doll, "Baby Crawl Away" Playmates trademark on back of neck and " 9075 Made in Hong Kong" Vintage, battery-operated toy from the 1980's Great condition: battery cover missing Baby crawls and turns head, powered by two-AA batteries, operated by an "On" & "Off" switch on tummy Original kitty-print romper with a row of eyelet across back Blue eyes Hard, plastic body and soft, rubber-type head Size: @ 8 inches long, head to toes and @ 6 1/2 inches from knees to top of head	Rock-a-bye Baby! Wind-up Doll by Eegee Co. 14EET Made in Hong Kong 14" Baby Doll with vinyl head and hands and rooted hair; cloth body Wind-up music box plays "Lullaby and Good Night" Sleep eyes--no eyelashes SOLD	SOLD Roldan Felt Doll/Flamenco Dancer Height: 10 inches This caricature figure is made of felt over wire armature, having a painted mask face in the style of the collectible Roldan dolls.
Page Top	Chippewa Papoose, mounted on a feather and hand-painted cardboard and latched to a mailing tag Cancelled 1 1/2 cent Harding Stamp, issued Dec. 1, 1930 Head of papoose is composition; wrapped in wool blanket: feather underneath papoose; band of decorated leather circles back hair Front reads: Greetings from Theo Koerner's Spider Lake Resort Back poem reads: Before this message reaches you from here I must vamoose A thousand wishes for good luck I send with this papoose.
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The DOLLS on this page are from the collection of Lilly Mae

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Unmarked celluloid head
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No manufacturer's Mark: possibly hidden under clothing, which is tacked/fitted to the body
Length, 12 inches
Copper or brass curlers; small sprig of "hair" at the top of the head
Wooden shoes and painted stockings
The body seems to be a composition/plastic and the features possibly painted with oil and maybe the eyes painted with oil or applied decals.
We thought this could be a WPA doll or could be a Wagner & Zetzsche, but could verify neither.

Goebel light test
Light test on a German made Goebel doll

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Alma Shoulder Head
"Alma" Shoulder-Head Doll
Mark:
Alma
13/0.
Kid body and brown vintage wig
Blue-gray paperweight glass eyes imperfection in left pupil
Measurements: 3 1/2-inches tall and 2 1/2-inches at shoulders

All-Bisque Doll Marked Japan Wearing Red Shoes

A 6" all-bisque, jointed doll from Japan
Painted red strap shoes with a blue edging on her socks
Painted blue eyes; wig
Doll is five pieces; jointed at shoulders and hips
Head and body, one piece
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Small China Head
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China Head Doll

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American celluloid, Irwin & Co.
"Kewpie." Jointed arms only. 7", circa 1050s. Mark: (in circle:) MADE IN/ IRWIN/ USA

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Imported doll, dressed by UFDC Doll Member Lillian Wiskur; Bisque doll with fixed, glass eyes
Vintage, shoulder-head doll, dressed by Lillian Wiskur to promote an exhibit of inaugural gowns of Arkansas First Ladies
Titled "16 Arkansas First Ladies": Tag reads "Green Spring 83."
Each doll in the exhibit was dressed according to the era of the governor's wives.The traveling display was presented by the Northwest Arkansas Heirloom Doll Club (Eureka Springs, Ark).
The doll is in excellent condition and has been boxed since its debut in the library tour.
Lillian is pictured, right, with the exhibit at the Boone County Library, Harrison, Ark.
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Indigo blue glass eyes, socket head, porcelain; painted brows
Mark:
15. 7/0.
Open mouth, two teeth
French look: bisque head and composition body
No wig Clothes: hat, socks, and pink suede shoes
French

Rare French or German Antique Doll Head- Historical Shelf Art
Circa 1850-1890
Composition shoulder head with blue, paperweight glass eyes
Cracks in composition
Tie hole at top, center of head for affixing a wig
Open closed-mouth with teeth
Measurements: head circumference is 10 ¼”; height is 5 ¾”; and width is 4 ½”
This antique doll head was salvaged years ago as a folk art piece. It is one of two in our doll collection that were used as subjects/models for fine art photography. A most intriguing item whether you collect historical doll subjects or view them as antique folk art.

French German Antique Doll Head Closed Mouth

Rare French or German Antique Doll Head- Historical Shelf Art – 1850s to 1890 – with cracks in composition
Composition head with blue, paperweight glass eyes; tie hole at top of head for affixing a wig
Feathered brows; closed mouth
Measurements: circumference is 11”; height is 4 1/8”; width is 3 ½”
This antique doll head was salvaged years ago as a folk art piece. It is one of two in our doll collection that were used as subjects/models for fine art photography. A most intriguing item whether you collect historical doll subjects or view them as antique folk art.

Antique, miniature, porcelain beauty with blue glass eyes
Fine, tinted bisque mask face doll head
The hold thru neck base is 1/16” thick
Face is 5/8” wide and 15/15” tall: ½” deep
Painting:
-Fine line, light brown eyebrows
-Fine, painted upper and lower eye lashes
-Painted, dark pink lips
The tiny, high quality, glass eyes have a white eyeball with a blue iris and black pupils. The color around the black pupils is a lighter, grayed blue from the bright cobalt blue of the whole iris

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Mini Miniature Frozen Charlotte
Jointed, All Bisque Dollie with painted features
Blond hair, 1 1/2" tall

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Jointed, all-bisque doll
Molded hair and shoes

Composition Shoulder Head

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Beautiful immobile, made in Japan (marked on bottom)
Guilding and netting applied: height, 3"

Granny Repro Doll by Joyce Ingram with quilt and quilt stand
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Helga Matejka Artist Doll, mini baby asleep by JL 98
Sleeping, all-bisque, 7 1/2" (18 cm) mini baby, wearing a red cap and red romper with a Christmas tree applique
Painted features: No chip or cracks in bisque
Markings: JL 98
By Helga Matejka ® 1996 ges.gesch

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An 18" cloth doll with a celluloid mask face and legs jointed with wire.
Imported from Poland in the 1950s--READ MAGAZINE CLIPPING
Reference: Pictured in the Summer 1992 Doll Collector's Price Guide on page 49. The article said the dolls were removed from the market because lead was found in the face paint.

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Doll with music box base, thought to be a gas station doll
Music box plays "I'll Be Seeing You," written in 1938; popular during WWII, and recorded by greats like Frank Sinatra, etc.
The platform with the dainty vintage doll from the 1940s turns to the strains of musical notes resonated from the all-metal music box base.
Doll is all plastic and is 7 1/2" tall. The doll, including music box base, stands about 9 1/2" tall. The platform base is a 1/4" thick piece of wood that measures 2 1/2" in diameter.

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Deluxe Reading Co. Doll, 1964
Deluxe Reading Co. 1964
Hard Plastic, 7 1/2" tall
Painted features

Baby Doll Wearing Polka Dot Dress
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Hard plastic, 4-inch doll in original dress
Lovely facial coloring with a tuft of mohair (?) for wig, poking out from bonnet
Polka-dot bonnet and dress with cotton body suit, adhered to body
Good condition
Made in Italy: "Italy" marking on left arm

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Eskimo and Papoose
Wonderful condition: some loss of fur on back side
Length, @ 7 1/2 inches

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Finely molded, solid, all plastic baby doll in a vintage crochet bonnet dress with pantie. Made in U.S.A. by Best. Length, 1 1/2"

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15-Inch Bye-Lo Baby Doll
Markings: "Grace S Putnam"
Pretty face: nice tinting on face and hair
Sleep eyes in excellent condition
Original, cloth body, stamped "Bye-Lo"
Celluloid hands (one missing finger)
All original

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Cloth dolls, ethnic, international
Plastic forearms/hands attached with wire
Argentina? Turkish? Wig, earrings; molded/painted features
Leather shoes
Wonderful stitching and layers of elaborate fabrics
Bangles and beads around neck: bangles have an imprinted design
Bead earrings
Unjointed, hard cloth-covered body and legs
No tags or markings visible: clothing fitted to doll
Height, 6 inches

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Greek highland soldier, or evzone
Mache head, hair; painted features/mustache
Plastic forearms/hands attached with wire
Unjointed, hard cloth-covered body and legs
Leather shoes and black yarn pompoms
White pleated kilt or fustanella and red Phrygian cap weighted with a large black cotton tassel
No tags or markings visible: clothing fitted to doll
Height, 6 inches

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Cloth doll, ethnic, international, Norwegan? 6 1/2 inches
Norwegion; wrapped braids
Plastic, jointed body and plastic molded shoes
No tags or markings visible: clothing fitted to doll
All original

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Vintage Eskimo Child Doll with sleep eyes
Molded and painted hair
Hard plastic doll with Eskimo clothing attached
Clothing is comprised of leather with lamb's wool trim: leather straps belt and criss-cross the front
Six inches tall
Side glancing eyes that open and close

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Cloth doll, ethnic, international, Italy, Swiss, German??
Cloth head, molded/painted features
Straw hat; wrapped braids
Black, felt westkit/bodice, laced with red embroidery floss
Plastic, jointed body and plastic molded shoes
Condition good: tiny nick out of straw on front brim
No tags or markings visible: clothing fitted to doll

Bisque, dome-head, 15-inch baby doll by Kestner for Century Doll Company with multiple hairlines and in need of restoration
Original, blue-grey, paper-weight, sleep eyes are loose but good. Right, celluloid arm needs replacing.
Markings: Kestner trademark ("K" in a diamond), "Century Doll" and "Germany"
Closed open mouth with two carved teeth.

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(Tag) Madame Hendren Character Doll Costume Pat. May 9, 1916
14-inch, composition and sculpted doll

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Papoose latched to piece of birch
Made by Canadian Indian: "1973" hand notation and "Lillian Wiskur"
On mail address tag: not cancelled
Tag reads in English and French on opposite sides of the tag:
Front--Made By Canadian Indians -This can be mailed anywhere without wrapping: Marketed through the Dept. Indian Affairs & Northern Dev., Ottawa

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Immobile from Japan
Ceramic Accordian or Squeezebox Player
Height, 2 inches: molding shape is angular like a wood carving

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China head
Hair: Flat Top, Civil War (1850-1890)
Blue eyes
Dating from the 1800s, this large china head is like peering into the eyes of history. It has a restored shoulder plate that has crazing on top of the shoulder restoration. The doll's head has been repaired across the left chest plate (see photo) where it has aged and weakened. The wall of the chest plate was strengthed by an inner application of some sort of overlay.
There is wear on the ridge of the back curls and on the top back crown.
Patricia Smith's Doll Values Antique to Modern 11th Edition; page 49
Measurements: 7 3/4-inches tall; 6-inches at inside shoulder width; 4 3/8-inches front-to-back at shoulder base

Immobile Boy with Toy Horse from Japan
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Immobile from Japan
Ceramic boy with toy horse

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Mark: P-J; J 1
Open and Close Eyes; Closed Mouth
Long, rooted hair
Length, 12"
Original gown; lavender, tafetta-like, with organdy apron and lace trim

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Porcelain beauty by doll artist K McMichael, 1986
Incised “Little Rock Girl from Little Rock Region 7” [UFDC] and “©K [in heart] McMichael 86” and a “6” is inked on neck, probably a reference number identifying it as number six in a series
Doll maker information is inked on body and incised on neck
Porcelain doll has a 5-pc jointed body and porcelain head with indigo eyes Hand painted; beautiful; wearing organdy nickers; painted stockings and shoes; violet bows in braided hair; Region 7 (UFDC)
Molded hair, stockings and shoes
Black matte glaze on stockings and gloss glaze on patent leather shoes
She comes wearing a pair of pleated organdy nickers
NOTE: I couldn't find anything on this doll in my research, and I am assuming that it was a special production for a doll show or other function of UFDC Region 7, which includes Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi

Set of celluloid dolls, dressed in matching crochet outfits

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Boy and girl matching set
Plastic, 6" Knickerbocker dolls with Googly eyes and starfish hands
Molded shoes and socks and painted shoes
Matching gold and brown, vintage, crocheted clothing
Markings on back:
Knickerbocker Plastic Co.
Glendale, Calif.
Des. Pat. Pend

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All-bisque, 9-inch artist doll by C. Kidman, 1977
Markings : C Kidman 1977
Blue Glass eyes; Condition: perfect
Clothing stitched to fit body: dressed in gold velvet double-breasted suit with eight faux buttons/button holes
Black ribbon tie; black suede shoes with gold rosette; socks

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All Bisque Doll from the Rauenstein porcelain factory. Dressed in undies and wig.
Markings include: R /22 and the Rauenstein upside down crossed double "ff" trademark. See Doll Encyclopedia, page 261, for background on this doll.
Lovely clothing; mohair wig

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Flapper Betty-Boop Style Celluloid
Mark: "Japan" and a trademark of star in a circle
Height, 6 1/2 inches; loosely jointed at shoulders

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Plastic, 8", straight-leg walker
Head moves side-to-side as the legs move
Blue, fixed, glass eyes and hard, molded eye lashes
Long brunette hair; unmarked

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Mark: 1078 Germany Simon Halbig; 7 (size)
Body trademark:"Germany"
19"; sleep eyes, original eye lashes
Pierced ears and earrings
Open mouth, top teeth; dimple in chin
Socket head; mohair wig
Fully jointed body, wood and composition

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Eight, vintage porcelain pin cushion dolls, signed “Dial 83”
Three of the dolls are 1 1/2” tall; three are 2 1/2” tall; and three are 3” tall

Contemporary, Ceramic, Shoulder Head Doll in Calico

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Ceramic, Black, Shoulder-Head Girl Doll
Height, 12 ½ inches
Probably made from a kit within the past 20 years; possibly for a doll club meeting or other doll event

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Goebel B-5 bisque character baby
Markings on doll:
Goebel trademark (Crown above an intertwined "W & G")
Markings: "B Germany 5 - 4 3/4"
Open mouth: Molded teeth
Socket head, glass sleep eyes; blond wig
Painted lashes underneath hair lashes
16-inch, 5-piece composition bent-limb baby body

Marks:
SH ("PB" in star outline)12/0 Hanna Made in Germany
Hawaiian/South Seas Doll Brown Toddler
Height: 7 1/2 inches
Bisque head; jointed composition body; straight wrists and ankles
Beautiful Sleep eyes; Open mouth
Hanna Hula Doll by Schoenau & Hoffmeister and Porzellanfabrik Burggrub, Bavaria Germany
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Kley Hahn, antique German bisque
MARKINGS: 199 60
About 10 inches long
Open mouth; two top teeth
Sleep eyes, painted brow and lashes

All Bisque Doll with Gray Hair and Painted Shoes and Socks

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All Bisque Doll with Gray Molded Hair
Jointed arms and legs
Painted brown shoes and blue trimmed stockins: strap shoes
Sweet muslin dress, fitted to the body and sewn closed at the shoulders

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French celluloid, 19-inch
Markings: "France" and "40"
Socket head with molded hair: jointed at hips and shoulders
Glass, brown, fixed paper-weight eyes
Tanned woolskin, short curl wig

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Miniature mirror, brush, and comb set
UFDC 36th Annual Convention 1985, Atlanta, Georgia
Mint in box as original purchase
Velvet box with satin lining
"1985" on brush
This set was made by Eugene Kupjack (1912-1991), the premier miniaturist who made the famous Thorne Rooms at the Chicago Art Institute. His work in the world of miniatures is timeless.

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Doll Repro Kit by Barbara Peterson 1971
Porcelain ceramic shoulder-head doll with porcelain arms and legs

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" Ginger" on back of neck
Vintage Straight-Leg Walking Doll with open and close eyes and with hard plastic eyelashes

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Mark:
DEP 154 (top of head)
8 1/2 made in Germany (base of shoulder head)
Dolly face shoulder head: bisque shoulder head and forearms
Feathered brows
Brown sleep eyes
Open mouth, upper teeth
Long-underwear, lace trimmed
21" jointed, kid body; wig; plaster pate

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Vintage Frozen Charlotte: All china finish, unjointed with black, early hair-do
Pink-tinted cheeks; Red lips; height, 2 inches
No damage or imperfection
Mark: "Germany 2" The name "Frozen Charlotte" for girls and "Frozen Charlie" for boys is used for figures of dolls that have the arms to the front with hands usually modeled as if holding the edge of a sled.... These doll figures date from the 1850s into the 1900s, and are also known as "Pillar" dolls. Historical use: Besides being a toy, they were a tea cup cooler; also, they were often baked into party cakes as tiny gifts for children.
Source: "Patricia Smith's Doll Values Antique to Modern," page 67.

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An "OK Kader Doll," Made in Hong Kong with identifying number "B3512 ¼" on back of torso and "3512 ¼" on back of head; lovely blue, plastic sleep eyes; a “wobble” or “clacking” tongue that moves when eyes open and close; hard, molded eye lashes; “twist” wrists allowing hands to twist around; tuft of hair; dressed in light yellow dress, bonnet and panty (normal wear); clothing assumed to be original with doll; dress snaps closed in back

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Incised: "Germany" and "150 1"
Thought to be a Kestner all-bisque
Wig; painted features
Jointed arms and legs; painted shoes
Costume pearls
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"Japan" Celluloid Flapper or Bather Dolls
Hand Painted; Mark: Japan
Height, 6 3/4 inches tall

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Celluloid Doll with Googly Eyes and Starfish Hands
Red felt shirt and navy rayon pants
Painted shoes
Clothing stapled and held together w/pins
No markings by mfg. visible
Little pearl on pin at front of blouse

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16-inch, Rheinische Gummi und Celluloid Fabrik Co. (turtle mark) Germany
Markings: turtle trademark, "Germany," and "200 1/1"
Original head and body
Glass eyes; open mouth, teeth, cloth and composition body
Clothing: knit sweater with pants and shoes
Damaged head, puncture through right eye

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Charming, Nippon All Bisque Boy Bather Character Doll
Height, 4 3/4"
Googly with exceptional face
Spread fingers on hands: Strung, jointed arms
Molded and Painted; Knit eye brows
Molded and painted hair and swim suit (blue and white)
Marked "Nippon"REFERENCE: PG 23, "Warman's Companion" by Dawn Herlocher

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German, bisque or composition, jointed baby, in Googly style
4-inches tall
There is a little nick out from under the chin - see photo
The body was restored and is in tact. The doll is very solid
The painting on the face was done with beautiful and rich colors
Although the doll may look fragile in photos, it is solid, and is balanced by its weight so that the joints move wonderfully for posing or holding in your hands.

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15" Chatty Cathy Brother ©1962 Mattel Inc.
Tiny Chatty Baby; Tiny Chatty Brother

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Ott-14
14-15 inches long, 1960s doll

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Celluloid boy doll, 9 " tall
Moveable arms; original clothing fixed onto doll

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All-Bisque, baby doll, painted, about 5 1/2" tall
Delightful red shoes, painted to match red bow, and socks; painted eyes; open mouth
Jointed arms and legs; circa 1920s

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Petit Jean, porcelain
Artist Doll from the 1984 UFDC Convention
Incised marking: "Keepsake Originals ©84"
Signed: "#10/300 Barbara Comley"
5-piece jointed body; 14 1/2" tall
Head molded separately and strung with body
Hand-painted features

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Celluloid Googly by Irwin, Made in U.S.A.
6 1/2-inches tall

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Mark: 370
AM-6-DEP
Armand Marseille
Made in Germany
Length, 24"
Shoulder head antique doll
Open mouth; teeth; chin dimple
Kid body with bisque forearms and hands
Braided strawberry-blond wig, mohair
Blue Gray sleep eyes

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Boy doll 1502 by Madame Alexander
7 1/2-inch, bent-knee walker
Hard vinyl, 1956-1964

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Greek cloth doll, 10 1/2" tall
Painted cloth face, sideways glancing eyes, mustache
Felt hat with tassle
Braid-trimmed vest and woven belt
Woven cotton pant with blousson in front and back
Trading beads in one hand and other hand tucked behind back

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Jamaican market doll, 16"- cloth doll with paper sculpture
Hand painted face, hand wrapped coconuts (paper over wood shavings) or other vegetable or fruit in top brim of straw hat

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Spoon hands: chip on right hand
Appropriate clothing: slip, chemise drawers, blue dress
19-inches tall
Black hair, low brow; about 1885
Rub on hair
Probably bought as head and hands: Mother-Made body

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Denver Dan 1978 UFDC Porcelain Doll Kit by Anne Luree

Kestner Baby with cutout for voice mechanism

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Kestner Baby Doll
Cutout for voice mechanism
Talking Bisque Character Baby Socket Head; composition body
Custom, hard dome pate under mohair wig
Paper weight blue sleep eyes: eyes in good working condition
Winged, feathered brows
Open mouth; molded tongue; four squared upper teeth
The bisque head has cut out of bisque opening for a voice mechanism
The bisque head looks like it was probably originally a Kestner #211 mold or #152. Most of the original incised maker marking was cut out to fit the voice mechanism. The "Made in Germany" portion of the mark has the same style/script styled "G" & "M" typical of the Kestner mark.

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Blonde, All Bisque Flapper Girl
Tinted bisque
Markings on body: "Germany" and "124"
Incised under arms: "124"
Painted hair and face; bobbed hair with loop for bow
4 3/4" tall; jointed at arms
Painted lavender stockings and black shoes
Blue, eyes; toes pointed forward; hands delicately posed
Jointed arms

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Brunette, Flapper Girl
Tinted bisque
Markings on body: "Germany" and "123"
Incised under arms: "123"
Molded and painted hair and face; bobbed hair with loop for bow
Painted gold stockings and brown shoes
Blue, flirty eyes, head sideways head; hands delicately posed

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Vintage Topsy-Turvy Cloth Doll by Knickerbocker Co.

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Mark: "Made in Germany D 6/0
Porzellanfabrik Rauenstein
Rauenstein a doll maker since 1783
10-inches tall
Sleep Eyes
Open mouth/teeth
Clothing, velvet suit with sash
Mohair wig

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Choir boy doll, "Made in Japan"
One-piece body; hinged arms that move up and down with the Hymnal
High quality, composition Body; molded legs with painted shoes

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Markings: " Made in Germany"; " Armand Marseille"
"390n"; " DRGM246"; " A3M"
Length, 22 inches- Open mouth, top teeth- Open/close eyes

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No mold number; "15" size number on back of head at base of socket
Thought to be an early S&H in Jumeau style for the French market
Six teeth, pierced ears
Bisque head and composition body; mohair wig; 28-inches tall
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Markings: "JV" and anchor trademark and "3" and "Liane"
".38" on the back of each lower leg and "38" on each upper leg; "2" on back shoulder
15-inch, stone bisque doll from France: composition body, fully jointed
Open mouth, six carved teeth
Sleep eyes; black eyes with no pupils
Ca. 1914
Reference: pg. 118, French Dolls Volume II by Patricia R. Smith

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Donkey with boys/brothers
Tag reads: Handwork Kunstlershutz,
West Germany; Made in Western Germany
Cellulose Dolls on a burrow or donkey, 3" tall and 3" long
Height from top of head of largest figure is 4"

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Bisque Shoulder-Head
Trademark, "0" within triangle
Big, blue sleep eyes. Painted lower lashes. Small, pretty open mouth: four teeth
Leather and composition arms; beautiful hands
Marks: "24" (top of head) & trademark of a "O" inside of a triangle: thought to be an early Heubach
Open mouth. Kid body. Screw on legs. Porcelain head.
Length: 19 inches.
Dimple in chin; Molded/painted brow

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Madame Alexander
Girl bent-knee walker
Hard Vinyl
1956-1964
Height, 7 1/2 inches

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Mark: Germany Lissy 210
This is a doll that my mother got in trade from a collector friend at a doll show years ago with the intention to restore it for her collection. This rare "Lissy 210" has deep blue paperweight sleep eyes in very good condition.
"Lissy" doll has a pretty face and her bisque head and shoulders have a beautiful, soft tone.
The bisque does not have any rub spots, hairlines, or chips of any kind. We have performed the light test.
T o restore her original Excelsior labled 22-inch kid body, she needs replacement arms and the split seams on the lower legs and ankles need repair. This doll has great potential with the right T.L.C.

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Lovely #162 Lady Kestner Doll, 16" tall
Has replacement wooden parts ready for finish to match original parts
Adult body torso with "Germany 1" stamped in red on back at waist
Four upper teeth; mohair wig

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Mark: K R with the Kammer Reingardt trademark star in the middle
117
Unreadable faint letter impression due to worn mold. Records indicate original mold impressions were to read Mein Liebling Rosalind
Artist signature "betsy" on the shoulder plate
Bisque socket head and shoulder plate
Latched to a light-blue, velvet body.
Lower arms and legs are bisque
Closed mouth; Painted features; Blue eyes

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Silver Kocheshi Doll Lipstick & Perfumer
The tribute to the art of Japan
The lipstick Kokeshi is 3-inches tall and the perfumer Kokeshi is half its height

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Markings: 24 SFBJ 251 Paris
Eighteen-inch, Société de Bébé & Jouets character doll
Open mouth, top teeth; waggle tongue
Sparse upper lashes and painted lower lashes
Gorgeous, blue glass eyes
Slight overbite, deeply set eyes, and cheek dimples
Bisque head; composition, jointed toddler or child body
Beautiful, linen sailor suit, tailor fitted, thought to be original to the doll
Black shoes and socks
Doll pictured on page 343 of 200 Years of Dolls 4th Edition by Dawn Herlocher

Nippon Doll Bathing Girl All Bisque Doll

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Dolly Nippon Girl Character Doll-All Bisque
Height, 4 3/4"; Googly eyes
Strung, jointed arms; Knit eyebrows
Molded and painted hair
Molded and painted suit with pink ribbon trim and bow
Incised "Nippon" on back
REFERENCE: PG 23, "Warman's Companion" by Dawn Herlocher

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"Agnes" Pet Name China Head
Markings on body: Wearwell, Unbreakable Doll, Hairstuffed, Genuine Minerva Head, Made in Germany
"Agnes" with black hair; gold on the front yoke; length, 18"
Reference: pg. 74, "Jan Foulke's Guide to Dolls," 2006: Pet Name
"Ca. 1905. Made by Hertwig & Co. for Butler Bros., New York. China shoulder head, molded yoke with name in gold; black or blonde painted hair (one-third were blonde). Used names such as Agnes, Bertha, Ruth, Dorothy, Edith, Esther, Ethel, Florence, Helen, Mabel, Marion and Pauline."

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Oriental Doll, 5-inches tall: Original Box
Details and stitching and dolls all in excellent condtion
Made of crushed oyster shell paste; set glass eyes
Comes with three wigs that denote the different stages of a Japanese girl/woman
No marking on the box
Copper like medallion on box with cord tie

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American celluloid, Irwin & Co.
"Kewpie." Jointed arms only. 7", circa 1050s. Mark: (in circle:) MADE IN/ IRWIN/ USA

Bisque Shoulder-Head Doll with Peach Bow in Hair

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All Bisque, Jointed Shoulder Head Doll with Peach Bow
Muslin drawers; molded and painted shoes and socks
Molded and painted hair and face

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Ten-inch, tin wind-up walking doll: Unmarked
Mohair wig; composition head, arms/hands
Tin body attached to arms and legs
She walks! Winding key is attached to the back

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Angel Celluloid Doll (3 1/2"), Made in Japan
Japan trademark on back in a cirle with a "+" in the center
Molded and painted features; jointed at shoulders and hips

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All-Celluloid, 5" Doll, dressed as a Courtier from dressed as a courtier from Poland, Krakowiak from Cracow

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Markings on head: Copr. By, Georgene Averill, Bonnie Babe, 1005/3652, Germany
Bisque head, 11" circumference; Length, 20-21 inches
Brown sleep eyes: wax lids are in excellent condition Wobble tongue; dimples
This "Bonnie Babe" is a beautiful example of a hard to find in excellent condition Gorgene Averill 20" baby

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Markings: Rosebud, A 3 M, Made in Germany
Height: 22-23 inches
Molded & painted brows; jointed kid body
Open Mouth; upper teeth, dimple in chin; blue sleep eyes
See pages 263 in 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Herlocher

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32" Bruno Schmidt 692 with Flirty eyes
Bisque head on jointed body, open mouth; tongue, two top teeth
Markings: 692 18/ , BSW (in Heart) Germany, Made in Germany
"Made in Germany" stamped on body
Bruno Schmidt's doll factory was located in Walterhausen, Germany. Many of the heads used by this firm were made by Bahr & Proschild, Ohrdruf, Germany, who produced dolls from 1898 on into the 1930's.

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China head doll with blue eyes; 22" tall
Decorative and historical value; Circa 1870 to 1850
Black hair, part in hair; spoon hands

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Blond China Head, 21-inches tall
Pre-dates 1890; comb marks in blond hair

Beautiful Doll Red
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Marlomgs: 570, Simon & Halbig, Germany
Body stamped: Heinrich Handwerck Germany
Child doll, 22" length
Ca. 1889 to 1930s.
Ball-jointed composition body
Blue glass eyes set in the flirty style
DESCRIPTION: Dolly face socket head with jointed composition body, wig, glass eyes, softly feathered brows, open mouth, teeth
Reference: pg. 230, Warman's Companion Collectible Dolls by Dawn Herlocher
Simon & Halbig 570 Note Cards for Sale

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Gerling Baby Doll
Markings:31, Arthur Gerling, Made in GermanyA 17-inch baby doll by Arthur A. Gerling
Solid dome bisque head; cloth body
Length: 17 inches
Brown sleep eyes; Molded, painted hair
Closed mouth Open nostrils
Original body
Beautiful vintage gown with wonderful edge work, lace, and embroidery
Vintage bonnet, edged in rick rack
Vintage slip, gown, diaper, and yellow booties with ribbons

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Marks: backward E and O. (underlined)
Also, a mark with a crescent over a dot
Body stamped "Germany"
Mohair, red, braided wig
Open mouth; four square teeth
Open-close eyes
Length, 15 inches
Dense eyelashes; painted-feathered brows
vintage, dress
Jointed body; toes and fingers outlined in red
Leather shoes marked "JJ" and "Trademark"

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Markings: Baby Phyllis, Germany
Height: 11 inches
Dome head and cloth body; blue sleep eyes
Composition hands: light crazing/paint flaking
Noisemaker (non working)
Clothing: lace-trimmed gown and blue knit booties

china-head-conta-boehme
Conta & Boehme, with pierced ears
Private Collection
Bone China head; unmarked
Pink-tined china heads, probably made in Bohemia, with black hair and red lip line

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Vintage, 8-inch Seminole Doll
Classic patchwork pattern in dress
Palmetto body

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Boy china head
29-inches tall
Part down middle of hair
Wool pants, vest, shirt
Wool pants; ecru with light purple stripe; moth holes
Purple velveteen jacket with braided ecru trim
Modern ecru corduroy shirt with vintage buttons and black velveteen bow
Vintage silver German trim on shirt collar

Aristocratic China head, dressed in teal and ginger brown

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Pet Name "Helen"
29-inches tall
Made about 1905 by Hertwig
Pepper, speckles from firing flaws
Bodice shoulder plate
Black, painted hair; blue eyes
Traces of original gilding on bow
A Butler, imported for US sales
Molded yoke with bow

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Seminole doll, 8-inches tall
Lovely stitching on this traditional doll for the tourist market
Rows of plain fabric quilted together with bands of fabric in the traditional style
A two-piece, skirt and top in the Seminole style
Traditional seed bead necklace; palmetto body

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Click for Slide show of Kestner XII
Kestner Bisque, No. 13
"XII" on the rim of bisque head
Gorgeous, blue open and close eyes
Blonde wig, plaster pate
Original, composition body, jointed, straight wrists
Pouty mouth; 19" tall
Embroidered trouseau of couture quality clothing with Swiss lace
Kestner doll note cards for sale on Etsy

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SPANISH DANCER
This delightful 6" cloth doll is a caricature figure made of felt over wire armature with a painted mask face.
Tag on doll reads: NISTIS Made in Spain
There is great charm to the construction of this doll. She has a tiny felt castanet in each hand. Her dress is lively and colorful and she wears bangles on her arm. Her body is sculpted with fine details, and her face is most deligtfully painted.

5 1/2-inch Seminold Doll with rickrack trim

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Seminole doll, 5 1/2-inches
Seed bead earrings and necklaces
Lots of detail on this beautifully made doll for the tourist market
Circa 1955 with Palmetto body

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Sleeping Newborn Baby Doll
OOAK Artist Doll, 2 1/2-inches long
The peace and beauty of birth and a life new born

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Unmarked
Length, 5 inches
Frozen Charlotte/Charlie, bisque with gloss glaze
I've heard of two design purposes of these dolls: (1) they were bathing dolls from years ago and (2) they were used to put in a cup of hot tea to cool the tea? Not sure of its intended design use, but this Frozen Charlotte/Charlie is in great condition.
From my research, I understand that this is bisque, painted black, with a gloss finish. The back shows the flattened areas where the doll lay on the kilm
It's a one-piece doll with arms that reach forward at the elbows.

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Clodrey vinyl doll
Mfg. mark on body and head:
Clodrey 2020 6929
Rooted hair, 19' tall
Anatomically correct/girl
Manufacturer's tag on clothing reads:
Modele Depose
Haute Couture
Clodrey
Lavable Grand Teint
Clodrey (clō-drā') was a leading French doll making company in Europe, owned by the Refabert family. Besides producing dolls for the French market, they sold dolls in Canada and the U.S. between 1965 and 1970.
Reference to Clodrey dolls

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Description: Antique Doll French LeConte LC Anchor 21" Child
Marks: "L" (anchor) "C" (LeConte trademark) and "6"
The body has an "L" on the inside thigh of each leg (see photo)
21" child doll with bisque head
Five-piece, composition body; jointed at wrists
Human hair wig
Brown glass eyes
Feathered and painted brows
Open mouth; six, square teeth; dimple in chin
Vintage shoes
Newer clothing: dusty rose, velvet dress with lace trim at neckline; organdy pinafore, lace trimmed, pantaloons
Vintage leather shoes
We estimate that this doll is a near museum piece and date it to 1897. Please send an e-mail if you have any information to add to our description.
Reference: pg. 72, "French Dolls Voume II" by Patricia R. Smith

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All-Bisque Dolls with painted details
Three all-bisque dolls: The 510 is 6" tall. It wears a blond wig and is marked on the back of the head with "510/4." It has pink-trimmed socks and blue slippers/boot with a molded tassel.
The two "6250" dolls have the similar markings, but have unique facial features and seem to be made by a different maker, probably Armand or Proschild.
The "6250" dolls are @4 1/2" tall.
The one "6250" is wearing a long braided wig; the other has no wig.
Both have molded shoes and socks, blue trimmed.

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No. 1080 Simon & Halbig
Made in Germany, 22" tall
Uniquely tinted bisque, painted in oriental style; kid body
Pierced ears: Human hair wg
Brown sleep eyes; open mouth, teeth
Painted upper and lower lashes
References:
Pg. 342 in 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher
Pg. 230 Collectible Dolls
This distinctive Simon Halbig shoulder-head doll has a unique ruddy tint to its bisque. It is well known that for Simon Halbig, it was not unusual for a particular mold to be produced with a variety of characteristics. This doll is finely painted. She has dark, outlined lips, large dark brown sleep eyes; sparse eyelashes.
Wearing a vintage ruby red and green glass necklace; an elegant, satin- lined, velvet cape with a luxurious rabbit fur collar; original batiste, lace-trimmed bloomer undies; pleated underskirt; knit hosiery; vintage, leather shoes with tie straps, stamped "size 4."

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Markings: 620, 9, Made in Germany
All-bisque doll stands 3 3/4" tall
Jointed at the arms and hips
Wig; painted eyes
Painted, ribbed, socks with blue trim
Brown, single-strap shoes
Hand-stitched gingham dress
Beaded red necklace

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Frozen Charlotte with sideways facing Googly eyes
MADE IN JAPAN
This doll has painted features, sideways facing eyes, and molded hair.
Jointed at the shoulders with pins
It stands 3-inches tall

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Baby Mary by Pat Robinson
U.S. Historical Society
No. 636 of 1,510 dolls
UFDC 1996 Dallas "Baby Stuart" by Pat Robinson
Bisque shoulder-head doll Length, @ 12 inches
Bisque dome head; painted features
Bonnet has an unique texture from that of the bisque on the face
A satin ribbon extends from holes on the right and left of the bonnet and runs beneath the chin
Bow-topped, red patent shoes, "Handcrafted in Taiwan"
Dress, blue, tafetta-like fabric; lace trimmed
Pantaloons, slip, and stockings
Back sash rolls backwards over the arms and extends down the length of the gown, lined in white
"Baby Stuart" was produced by the U.S. Historical Society of Richmond Virginia for the 47th Annual Conventions of the United Federation of Doll Clubs, held in Dallas, Texas, in 1996. This doll is a reproduction of the "Baby Stuart" mold, original to German doll maker Gebruder Heubach that appeared with different head molds.

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Gebruder Heubach
Incised Marks:
"0" (horizontal ellipse) and "Germany"
Upside down "23" at base of neck
Stamped "99" (green ink)
Gebruder Heubach, marked with an ellipse
Dome head, 5-piece body
Intaglio, dark blue eyes, looking straight ahead
Length, 8 1/2 inches
Pouty-mouth baby doll
Molded hair
Has molded pierced loop at the neck for stringing that goes from front to back (see photo bottom)
GEBRUDER REFERENCE: pg. 93, "Doll Values" by Patsy Moyer
Bent-leg, composition body; loosely strung
Pencil markings by previous owner indicate this is an "AM" body, circa 1912
Gebruder reference from THE COLLECTOR'S ENCYCLOPEDIA:
The bodies of the dolls with Heubach heads are of a poor quality, but the artistry of the character heads more than compensates for the inferior bodies. They have faces expressing many moods...

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Wax doll, 17" tall
Noted doll expert Jan Foulke appraised this was doll as either a Pierotti or a Montanari. See the Jan Foulke appraisal of Aug. 31, 2008, below.
Click to see enlarged doll photos, submitted to Jan Foulke for appraisal.
"This is a 17-inch antique doll with wax shoulder head, arms and legs made in London, England. It is similar to the dolls made by the Montanari and Pierotti families, who brought their wax making skills from Italy. Pierotti is credited with inventing the Royal Model Baby in the early 1850s. Queen Victoria had many babies during this period and interest in them spurred the production of luxury wax dolls, many done as portraits of the royal babies. The Royal Models were shown at the 1851 Exhibition and were very well received, though expensive. Other makers jumped on the successful bandwagon, so if the doll is not signed or labeled, it is difficult to know the maker. The dolls continued being made until around 1900. Although older children and even adults were depicted in wax dolls, your doll appears to be a baby because of her stout face and short hair. She should be dressed in an elaborate Christening ensemble with dress, underwear, hat and robe. Her condition seems to be excellent, although lacking some of her hair, and she doesn’t seem to have her real eyelashes and eyebrows. Perhaps they are worn away, or perhaps she is an economy model and didn’t have any." - Janice H. Foulke (August 31, 2008)

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Porzellanfabrik Mengersgereuth
Mark: PM
914
German doll:
ca. 1910
Size: 9 inches
Sleep eyes; Mohair wig
Bisque head on five-piece bent limb baby body
Open mouth, upper teeth
Painted, feathered brows and lashes
Wearing, vintage, hanky gown with under slip having crochet/lace trim; diaper stapled to body
Reference: 7th Blue Book, pg. 287

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MARKing: Made in Japan
Small, antique, African-American bisque/porcelain baby doll.
Jointed body
Measures nearly four inches long
Mohair Pigtails; Painted features
Intact: No chips or cracks or repairs
Circa 1890-1920

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Celluloid doll, jointed at shoulders and hips
Inspection mark on bottom: Made in Japan Passed N.C.W. U.T.A.
Circular trademark on back with "Japan" underneath
Condition: good
Blue crochet gown, under slip
Thought to be from the 30s-40s

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Doll maker unknown/no marks
Produced by a German doll maker
Head: composition/papier-mâché
Lower arms & legs: composition/papier-mâché
Body and upper limbs: cloth
All original body
HEIGHT: 16 inches
Doll appraised: Click to see the photos submitted for the appraisal.
Notes from an appraisal received on this doll from Jan Foulke:
This is a doll made in Germany in the 1890s, primarily for the American market. The maker is unknown. The head is composition or papier-mâché (either term is correct), as are the lower arms and legs. The rest of the body is cloth, and appears to be original.
She has stationary dark pupil-less glass eyes.
She has an appropriate wig of mohair or fiber

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From Ichinoseki Japan
Circa 1960-1970
Height, four inches
Recommended reading on Kokeshi dolls (after WWII): "Kokeshi - Wooden Treasures of Japan," writtern by Michael Evans and Robert Woff
Click to view brochure in Japanese with the translation

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"BABY GLORIA"
MARKS: Baby Gloria; Germany
Baby, character face doll; 18" tall
Bisque solid dome head; flange neck
Brown glass eyes/fixed; Open mouth; two top teeth
Composition hands and feet
Molded and painted hair with front curl and back molded curls
Dating from 1885-1930
Vintage gown with lovely embroidery and lace edging
Booties with rosettes

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Antique papier-mâché, shoulder-head doll PROFESSIONAL DOLL APPRAISAL
"This antique doll is a large example of a German papier-mâché shoulder head model, also referred to as a Sonneberg papier-mâché or composition doll, circa 1890. There were quite a few factories in Thuringia that made this type of doll, and if the labels or stamps are missing from the back shoulders, it’s difficult to give an attribution, but she appears to have been produced by the doll and toy factory of Adolf Wislizenus of Waltershausen, a large company producing a wide variety of dolls which operated from 1851-1931. Most heads of this type have painted eyes, but this one has the very rare feature of glass inset paperweight eyes. From close examination of many photographs, it appears as though the head has been refinished and that the varnish has crackled and crazed. The antique cloth body is appropriate, but not the original factory body which would have had composition lower arms and legs with fancy molded boots and stockings. The tears on the cloth ankles can be patched and mended. There is some deterioration to the leather of one of the hands. She has lovely antique clothing and shoes which contribute to making her a totally charming doll." -Jan Foulke

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Marks: G329 B; A 2 M; DRGM 267/1.
Brown sleep eyes; mohair wig
Open mouth, two bottom teeth
Height, 12"; socket head; Jointed at shoulders
Taped body around center where a voice box had been inserted at the factory.
Pricing reference: 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Editon by Dawn Herlocher: page 263, see chart: "character baby, bent limb baby body"

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Markings: Ruth, 8/0, Made in Germany
There were several German manufacturers of dolly faced dolls, and the maker of this head is unknown. This Ruth doll was possibly distributed by W.A. Cissna in 1898, as they advertised a Ruth, although not necessarily this Ruth.
18 inches
Bisque head, early kid and cloth body with bisque arms and hands
Open mouth, top teeth
Hazel-gray eyes: The eyes were designed to sleep but have been fixed.
Molded, painted, feathered browns
Reference: 7th Blue Book Dolls & Values by Jan Foulke, pg. 174

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Matching castanets on her wrists that actually click when snapped together!
Height: 10 inches
This caricature figure is constructed from felt over wire armature, with a painted mask face.
Caricature dolls in this fashion were produced in Spain, from about 1952 to the mid 1970s.
There is great charm to the construction of this doll. She is finished with striking details that include lucite/bakelite bangles on both arms and a traditional hair comb.
Her costume includes a silk, printed scarf and a yoke of fringe.
To add a touch of romance, there's a pink velvet rose tucked behind her ear!

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Felt Matador
SPANISH MATADOR
Height, 6 inches
Caricature figure constructed from felt over wire armature, with a painted mask face

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Bisque mask, glass eyes
Reference: page 92 of "Dresser Dolls and Other China Figurals" by Frieda Marion and Norma Werner: "A small bisque mask with sew-hole on top and beneath chin, this face closely resembles play dolls of the early 1900's. Inset glass eyes and open mouth with teeth, she needs a wig to complete her charm. Found on an old cusion. Unmarked."

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Marks: Baby Bo-Kaye; Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.; Copyright by Jos. L. Kallus; Germany 45
Celluloid Head on cloth body, with composition arms and legs
Has the trademark turtle in a diamond
Made by Gebruder Huebach; mfg. year @ 1925

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DEP
4 (size)
14-inches tall
Set, high-quality, BROWN glass eyes
Open mouth, top teeth/square shape
CLICK FOR CLOSE-UP PHOTOS OF DOLL AND BODY
French body: Composition- and wood-jointed body, jointed at shoulders, elbows, hips, knees
Bisque head, German
Pierced ears: no earrings
Painted, feathered brows
Good wig, human hair
"DEP dolls originated in the 1880s. On a French doll, the "DEP" signifies "Depose," and on a German doll "Deponirt." DEP dolls are generally regarded as French...."
"The later dolls are widely considered to be German. Most likely all were of German origin. Simon & Halbig seems the obvious source, as indicated by the deeply molded and cut eye socket."
SOURCE: pg. 134, 200 Years of Dolls, Dawn Herlocher

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Nippon
5-pc composition Body; Sleep eyes
Open mouth; Top Teeth
Painted brows and eyelashes
Buttons (back) on flannel pajamma with pompon at front neckline
Socket head

P. Kestner Shoulder Head Doll With Leatherette Body

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Kestner "P." Turned Shoulder Head
Beautiful, restored shoulder head; blond wig
Lovely paper-weight eyes; new leatherette body, jointed with rivets; porcelain forearms and hands; 31-32-inch doll
Open mouth, teeth
Large, new leather body, custom made
Buyer writes, Beautiful doll.

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Alt, Beck & Gottschalck Doll
Marks:
ABG 1361 50
Bisque socket head
Wig
Jointed Toddler body: bent-limb, 11-piece, composition
Glass eyes, sleep eyes; lashes
Open mouth, two teeth
Vintage dress with drop waisteline and vintage slip.
Big, 22-inches tall
Reference: 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Herlocher, page 50.
" Alt, Beck & Gottschalck was located in Nauendorf, near Ohrdruf, Thuringia, Germany, from 1854 until 1930. Along with the traditional bisque child and character babies, A.B.G., as it is commonly known, is credited by most doll historians with producing a series of beautifully detailed glazed and unglazed shoulder heads." (source: Herlocher)

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Quintuplet girl dolls
MADE IN JAPAN: 2" tall
The dolls have roughly painted features: four have silver painted hair and one has gold painted hair. Each has a red bow painted on the left side of their hair

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Armand Marseille boy shoulder head doll
Markings:630 A.I.M.,
Germany
D.R.G.M.
Scattered pigment stains on face from Itaglio eyes, a result of overspill during the firing of the pigment glase
Intaglio eyes are painted eyes with sunken pupils and iris
Kid body, cloth lower legs; 15" tall

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Mark: 13
Germany
"S" inside an "H" (Herm Steiner): Length, 8 1/2 inches
Bisque head, hard-packed body
Arms/hands are bisque or composition
Blue glass eyes
Non-working crier
Bonnet, slip, gauzy dress, gathered at neck; with slip

Walkur Antique Doll
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Mark:
Walkure
Germany
2 1/4
52
Antique Doll by J.D. Kestner
20-inches tall
Bisque socket head
200, 680 series
Walkure dolls were made by J.D. Kestner
Beautiful Sleep eyes and lashes
Click for close-up photos of doll head
Open mouth, four pretty teeth
REFERENCE:
Warman's Collectible Dolls by Dawn Herlocher 2008, pg. 174
Jan Foulke's 2006
200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher
CLICK FOR ENLARGED PHOTOS OF DOLL BODY

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Porcelain/Ceramic Doll, 8 1/2" tall
Markings: #3 of 100 Handpainted by Cheryl O. Reedir (sp?) 1994
Beautiful blue glass eyes and delicately painted features
5-piece, jointed body: shoes and socks

UFDC Convention Doll Mary
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Mary, Souvenir doll, from the 1987 UFDC Convention
1987 Convention Baby Doll
UFDC1987 Convention Doll by Linda Steele, ODACA.
Description: Dome head, soft body, bisque arms and legs
Beautiful painting (gilded ring on baby's finger)
About 9"
This doll is hand painted, tinted bisque, assembled by the artist, Linda Steele, of Linda K. Steele Originals in Leetonia, Ohio. Each doll has a slight variation due to the hand painting. Linda's husband, Gary, patiently poured each of the doll parts; Carol Roessler cleaned each of the parts. The dresses were designed by Linda and stitched by her sister, Joyce Sheely.
"Mary " is the first in a pair that included "Lewis."The companion doll, "Lewis," was available after August 1987 at the cost of $275.

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Clothing on this Swiss Vatican doll is said to be designed by Michaelangelo
Sleep eyes: the eyes open and close!
The clothing is stitched to the body, but the body appears to be 5-piece with the apendages and neck, movable.
Dressed in his national dress, this little plastic souvenir doll stands on a wood base with "ROMA" in gold letters.

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Markings: "S&H 1349 Dressel 6 1/2"
Simon & Halbig Jutta child
Open mouth, teeth
Paperweight eyes (fixed)
Earring holes with earrings

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Bisque or ceramic figurine with "Japan" incised on backside
Feiance
Height, 3 1/4" tall
Mary, Mary, quite contrary

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Mark:
AM
Germany 341 10
Dome head: Height, 9 inches
Description: Dream Baby
Composition hands and cloth body
Sleep eyes; non-working crier

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Mark:
PMI
JHB
This hard-plastic doll stands 5 1/2-inches tall
The arms and legs are moveable; body and head are one-piece
The doll is wearing a beaded necklace and a skirt and headdress of horse hair or zebra hair
There is wire bracelet on each wrist and ankle
Painted eyes; painted mouth

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Pretty face on this rare, Goebel antique doll from the 1800's
Marks: "GO" monogram for "Goebel" and "Oeslau"
"120 Made in Germany 10"
Doll by Francis Goebel
23" long
Paperweight, blue-gray eyes; painted, feathered eyebrows
Eloquent clothing: emerald blue dress with lace trim; broach at neckline
Long, brown, wig; open mouth; teeth
Dimple in chin
Beautiful, dense bisque
Notes from Patricia Smith's Doll Values (Antique to Modern) Sixth Series, pg. 93: The Goebel factory has been operating since 1879 and is located in Oeslau, Germany. The interwoven W.G. mark has been used since 1879. William Goebel inherited the factor from his father, Granz Detley Goebel. About 1900, the factory only made dolls, doll heads and porcelain figures. They worked in both bisque and China glazed items.

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Mark: 1235 Alt, Beck, Gottschalck
Germany
Length, 20 inches
Turned-bisque shoulder head; blue glass eyes
Vintage lavender dress; slip, pantaloons, and parasol/umbrella
Kid body
Reference: pg. 151 in 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher

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Mark: "Mabel" on head and "Registered Rosalind Body Germany" on kid body
Height, 20 inches
Beautiful face; dramatic eyes
Sleep eyes
Dimple in chin; Open mouth, teeth

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Oriental Doll
Sculptured
Mounted on Wood
Body form: styrofoam
Hands: fabric over wire
Faux black pearl earrings
Hair: Painted and string/silk?
Face: pained on stretched fabric
Painted eyes: green paint on left eye is missing
Height, 15 inches

Oil Cloth Doll, made and dressed by Lillian Wiskur
"Minnie Madge" Doll, Private Collection
Constructed and dressed by Lillian Wiskur and named for her mother, Minnie Madge

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Mark:"Germany""2/0"
(No manufacturer's mark)
Doll identified as Revalo, circa 1910, by its distinctive face.
18-inch, bisque, child doll; ball-jointed body
Set glass eyes (blue)
Rare, long, upper hair lashes with no painting
Vertical, painted strokes on lower lashes
Painted eyebrow, feathered; open mouth; upper teeth
REFERENCES:
PG 233 Van Patten Price Guide
PG. 238, Doll Values 10th Edition
Pictured pg. 295 in 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher
The owners of the Revalo company were Jonny Paulas Gerhard Ohlhaver and Hinrick Ohlhaver. The famous "Revalo" trademark is derived from the owners' names being phonetically spelled backwards.

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Marks: A12M
Armand Marseille
O/C eyes
Teeth
11-piece composition over wood body
New wig/human hair
Height: 28"

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Mark:
Horseshoe logo of ERNST HEUBACH
"1902 - 8/0"
"Made in Germany"
HARD-TO-FIND "1902" MOLD
Bisque, shoulder-head doll
Kid/cloth body; bisque forearms and hands
Height, 16 inches
Legs and feet, cloth
Open mouth; teeth
Eyes do not sleep
Dimple in chin
Clothing: sailor suit; leather shoes and rollled stockings

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Mark: "W"
Bisque head and sawdust and glue body and limbs
Glass eyes do not sleep
Open mouth, teeth
Painted brows and lashes
Composition body: read Jan Foulke's appraisal on this historical doll from an old porcelain factory in Germany.
Clothing: dress and pantaloon; socks; hand-stitched, red cape
Dec. 20th, Jan Foulke Doll Appraisal:
This cute little 9-inch antique German child doll with bisque head and composition body was made by Johann Walther. The elaborate mark on the back of her head is actually a fancy 'W' for 'Walther.'In 1900 he started a factory for dressed dolls and in 1908, a porcelain factory, Walther & Co., that later became Walther & Sohn. Both the doll and porcelain factories were in Oeslau near Coburg, Thuringia, Germany. The porcelain factory specialized in all-bisque dolls, doll heads, baby doll heads and bathing dolls. This was a time of great competition in the doll industry and companies were cutting costs by producing cheaper bodies, hence the “sawdust and glue” bodies and limbs , sometimes even with cardboard torsos. After all, they were covered by clothes, so if they weren't pretty it didn't really matter! Dolls like her in simple original factory dress and hat sold for 86 cents. She has dark glass stationary eyes, a cute little wig and a nice outfit. —Janice H. Foulke

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Vintage, 1975 Vinyl “Playmates” doll with baby bottle from Hong Kong
Dressed in original dress that snaps on; hat and diaper
No. 8080
This is a “drink and wet” doll. Height is 8 ½ inches. The body is one piece and the hair is molded: blue eyes. Sweet little doll with expressive fingers and toes.

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Mark:
Artist Model
Joy doll
1982
Height: @ 20 inches
This "Artist Model Joy Doll 1982" is from the collection of a doll and toy collector and a former member of the UFDC, and this doll is thought to be either made or exhibited by a UFDC member or made in conjunction with a symposium on dolls.

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Metal Shoulder Head Doll
Unmarked, metal, shoulder-head doll with kid body
Dress: Plaid taffeta with taffeta flower at shoulder
Red velvet, button-up vest with jewel/brassy buttons
Bisque forearms and hands (muslim/fabric upper arms)
Open mouth, upper teeth
Blue painted eyes; light brown hair
Height, 21 inches

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Armand Marseille
Germany
370
Length, 12 inches
Long, brown wig
Shoulder head, kid body, upper arms, upper legs: Jointed at hip with pins
Lower legs and arms and hands are composition
Scuff on pinky finger, right hand and pinky finger left hand
Brown sleep eyes
Open mouth, teeth
Dimple in chin
Drop waist, white cotton slip dress

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Markings: 1894 AM 2 DEP
Made in Germany; 16"
Composition body, pale bisque
Brown eyes
Blue dress and bonnet, blond tube curl
Wig: "Synthetic Fiber, Made in US, 9."
Fixed brown eyes
Reference:
Jan Foulke's 2006, pg. 138, 16 inches
Warman's Collectibe Dolls, pg. 187, 10-14 inches
200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition, pg. 263, 16 inches

Armand Marseille American Indian Cultural Doll

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CLICK TO VIEW ON EBAY
Mark:
A.M.
Germany
Dimensions: 12"
American Indian with German bisque head with composition body
Reference, page 102 in Jan Foulke's 2006 Blue Book
Wide, laminated headband band with feathers
Open mouth
Glass eyes (do not sleep)
Teeth
DESCRIPTION: bisque head, wrinkles between wavy eyebrows , set brown glass eyes, black mohair wig. Composition body with molded shoes. Original Indian-style clothing.

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Antique doll, dressed in swiss-like costume
Braided wig; bead bracelet
Head mark, 3/0; body mark, 7 1/4?
Blue-gray, sleep eyes; open mouth; five, square teeth; painted lashes
14" long; painted eyelashes; feathered brow

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Gebruder Kuhnlenz or Reckangel child doll in ethnic dress (no. 44)
Mark:
"44" marked in ink inside the head
10-inch ethnic dress
Open mouth, molded upper teeth
Originally had sleeping eyes, which have been replastered (or reset) and no longer sleep.
Body: composition over wood; jointed
Wig, long, braided pigtails
Original dress: felt coat dress and pettycoat, red shoes and socks
Red plaid skirt; felt, sleeveless jacket with three clear, blue, plastic buttons
Jointed composition and wood body
Reference for Gebruder: pg. 132, Jan Foulke's Guide to Dolls, copyright 2006
Reference for Reckangel: Doll Values by Patsy Moyer, 3rd Edition

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Marks:
Head: American Doll Corp. 1958
Body: American Character (in circle) 1958 (in banner)
American Character Doll, "Toni"
1958
Height, 10 inches
This doll has been dressed (not original to doll) in a charming, vintage "Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls Inc." dress and panty (tags).
Pg. 230 in Jan Foulke's Guide to Dolls, copyright 2006

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On back neck of bisque head, incised "8"
Stamped on body: "Bébé Jumeau Diplome d' Honneur"
"Made In France" natural hair wig (sewn label tag)
Length, 19 inches
Demure lace- and blue-trimmed undies; vintage leather shoes
Perfect bisque, beautiful face painting
Open mouth with molded teeth
Blue paperweight eyes
Pierced ears, no earrings
Painted upper and lower lashes; feathered brows
Composition, ball-jointed body
Has wide hips and cupped torso for rounded, turned upper leg joints
REFERENCES: PG. 219-220 in 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher; pg. 155 of Collectible Dolls, Third Edition

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Unmarked
I do not know the history of this plastic, Native American doll. It has working sleep eyes.
Two, molded babies (two pieces, front and back, seamed together to form a solid plastic baby doll) are latched to the back of the doll with a plastic cord. One baby has painted open eyes and the other baby looks like he is sleeping. The hair on the babies is sept upwards to form a row ontop the head as if to indicate these are two little boys.
The clothing, shirt, skirt and moccasins are mode of leather or a leatherette/
All original. Stitching missing on side seams of skirt
Braided hair

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Bent limb baby body; Bisque, solid-dome socket head
Molded and painted hair; Open-closed mouth; two upper teeth; tongue
Brown, intaligo, painted eyes Feathered brow
11-inch composition body; Dressed in pink romper/vintage

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MARKS: Queen Louise 100 Germany
See Queen Louise in her new home in Poland
24-inch antique doll
Fur brows
Originally, the doll had sleep eyes, but the eyes have been fixed during a restoration. The eye hardware is plastered in place.
Open mouth; SQUARE teeth

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A reproduction Kammer & Reinhardt and Simon Halbig #117 Character Child doll
This 15" doll has a beautiful repro bisque head on a new cloth body
The doll has bisque lower arms and hands and bisque lower legs and feet
The bisque head is beautifully painted and in excellent condition
The body has a new music box (mechanism over wound)
A #117 original antique doll from 1909-1930 would list for $4,000 in today's market

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Freundlich
This is most likely an unmarked doll by Freundlich. He did not mark his dolls and he used "blanks" from a manufacturer that produced all size dolls for many small or independent companies. They were not finished as finely as the "named" brands and sometimes are indistinguishable. Mme Alexander and Vogue often used the same unmarked dolls in their own lines. Effanbee rarely did."
MARK: No visible markings or tags
20th century doll; all composition; jointed at neck, shoulder, and hip
9-inches tall
Painted and molded hair
Painted eyes
Closed mouth

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Mark: AM "Darling"
Beautiful tinting on face coloring
Kid body
Composition/bisque forearms and hands; fabric lower legs and feet
Blonde wig; 24-inches tall
Sleep eyes; Painted eyelashes and eyebrows
Open mouth; top teeth; Dimple in chin
"Darling" is dressed in a vintage gown of netting over tafetta with rosette and ribbon trim

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All Bisque Googly, "Made in Japan"
Height: 5 1/2 inches
Jointed at shoulders

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All bisque
Height, 2 1/4 inches; aArms, hinged at shoulders

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Markings: FS& Co. 1271
Deponiert Ca. 1910
Length, 9 inches
Blue & white knit jumper set with booties
Beautiful FS& Co. #1271/2
Sleep eyes; painted lashes and brows; painted hair
Painted, carved open-mouth and teeth
Fills Schmitt Paris France
Jan Foulke's Guide to Dolls (© 2006), pg. 165
Blue Book (12th edition), pg. 319
Schmitt: History Schmitt & Fils, Paris, France, 1854-1891.

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Oriental, bisque doll
Mfg. mark on back of head, written in Japanese
Composition body; height, 6"

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Oriental Bisque Doll
Bisque head with sleep eyes
Composition body: height, 7"

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Click to see his new home on our Doll Story Page
AM 1894 6/0 DEP; 9" Oriental, circa 1894
Open mouth, square teeth; original dress
Socket head
JAN FOULKE DOLL APPRAISAL, AUG. 19, 2008:
"This 9-inch doll was made by the huge and world-renowned Armand Marseille doll factory in Koppelsdorf, Germany. The mold of this bisque head dates from 1894, and is one of A.M.s earliest models. A doll similar to this was offered in the 1895 Butler Bros. catalogue as part of a novelty assortment of dolls dressed as American Indians and Chinese, “all in characteristic national costumes.” The head has a slight yellow tint to indicate an Oriental complexion. The matching five-piece composition body has red slippers with turned-up shoes to indicate an Oriental style. One shoe has some flaking and paint loss, but this is an easy repair for a doll restorer. The doll is all original with long black mohair wig and Chinese style costume including tunic, pants and jacket with hat. Of course, this is interesting to a collector because it is the German concept of a Chinese. German-made dolls with Oriental bisque heads are very desirable collectibles. This was made during a time in history when with the expansion of travel Europeans and Americans were becoming more attuned to the world and becoming more interested in native peoples. It would be a lovely addition to a collection of international dolls."
Value on today’s market $550. -Janice H. Foulke
Reference: Pg. 263 of 200 Years of Dolls (3rd Edition) by Dawn Herlocher

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Malibou Barbie Styling Beauty Station
Excellent condition: no curlers, comb, etc., with the head
Markings: ©1971 Mattel, Inc. U.S.A. +027-0350 R
Eleven inches tall: base measures 12" x 6"

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Battery-operated, vintage doll, made in Spain, probably from the 50s
Plastic battery case reads "Pat N 179054 Fabricado En Espana"
There is a pull knob in the top of the head to trigger doll movement
Fun, cultural doll: polka dot blouse, wig and scarf, wool plaid skirt
Length, 17 inches

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A production bear designed by Linda Spiegel and her company, Barely There, designed and made for the UFDC 1990 Convention
Tags read:
Bearly There Inc., Westminster, CA 92683
Bear's Name: "Delicious"
Special production for the UFDC: #39 of 39
All New Materials
Made in U.S.A.
Made especially for the United Federation of Doll Clubs Convention—Washington, DC
Signed, Linda Spiegel Love 1990
Bear, @ 7" long: sewn from an apple red print fabric
Jointed at shoulders and hips

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Mark:
KR 121
Simon Halbig
Height: 16 inches (toddler body)
Her mouth is beautifully sculpted and painted
Feathered, painted brows
Sleep eyes
Vintage corduroy dress, lace trimmed, matching hat
Pantaloons; socks and leatherette shoes
Click for enlarged photos of the body!
The body of this doll is thought to be an older body, repainted. Notice how the head socket fits the body perfectly. The body is in the shape of a "typical German composition ball-jointed toddler" as pictured page 327 of Jan Foulke's 3rd Blue Book of Dolls & Values (see scan from book below).
Reference: page 224 (chart at $1,150 for 18 inches), 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Herlocher

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Black, all-bisque doll, made in Japan
Length, 6"

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MARK:
Mfg. design mark (see photo)
Fulpher
Made in USA
16-C
Height, 20 inches
Open mouth—upper teeth
Wobble tongue
Painted lashes
Set, brown eyes; rocker plastered in place
Good, long wig (brown)
Shoes and socks
Weight of doll is 1 lb. 15 oz.

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Effanbee baby doll
Bracelet reads: Effanbee Durable Dolls
Effanbee yellow romper buttons in back with four buttons
Cloth body
Composition head, arms and hands, legs and feet
Sleep eyes and eyelashes
Molded and painted hair
Non-working crier
Effanbee Durable Dolls heart-shaped charm on chain attached to wrist
Mark on head: "Effanbee" and "Made in U.S.A."
Length: 15 inches

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Mark:
301 W&C Germany
Open mouth, upper teeth
14-inches tall
Jointed child's body
Jumper suit with knit stocking cap (some moth or wear holes in cap)
Black leggings and tie shoes
Brown, glass eyes do not sleep
Feathered brows
Open mouth, upper teeth
Schuetzmeister & Quendt porcelain factory in Thuringia, Germany, made bisque heads for Wolf & Co.

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Dots! A Candy Baby by Hasbro, copyrighted 1972.
Doll height: 9 inches

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Ginnette

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Heubach

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Boy, bisque, shoulder-head doll
Shoulder head marked "33"
Molded and painted blonde hair
Length of doll, 19 1/2 to 20 inches
Glass eyes; painted lashes; feathered brows
Closed mouth
Kid forearms and hands
Muslim body and felt legs (lower)
Body, hard-packed with mohair
Suited in a wool-like gabardine, 3-button jacket (hanky in pocket) and pant

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Heubach Kopplesdorf

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Markings: Germany SH
PB (in star) 1906 16
35" Santa by Simon Halbig
Open mouth with four top teeth
Fixed eyes; wig

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All-bisque doll
Grace S. Putnam
Marks:
Copr. by Grace S. Putnam Germany
28/76 on back of left arm and on head, 16/16
Glass eyes; 3-4 inches tall; jointed legs and arms no neck joint; dark brown, short wig

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All-bisque doll
Made in Germany
Marks
"Made in Germany"
Small bisque (3-4 inch doll), made in Germany
Marks: Made in Germany
Reddish brown wig; glass eyes; metal pins/rods attaching arms and legs to body. Legs have socks and shoes, molded and painted on the straight legs.

Hertel, Schwab & Company, Made in Germany

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Hertel, Schwab & Co. Bent Limb Baby doll
Marks: Made in Germany 152/1
Bisque & composition
5-pc jointed body character baby doll
Wig
Height: 11"; brown glass eyes
Painted eyelashes and eyebrows (feathered)
Open mouth, top teeth, tongue
Dimples on cheeks and chin

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Rheinische Gummi Celluloid Doll
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Rheinische Gummi
Doll turtle Mark
Marks: turtle (in triangle) 27 1/2 and 6
Rheinische Gummi celluoid
Date: 1930s
Molded, painted hair
Painted eyes (brown), lips, and brows
10 1/2 inches tall
Vintage gown: 20 inches long

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Nippon
1120
Open mouth, two teeth
Painted upper and lower lashes and brown
Brown sleep eyes
Molded and painted hair
Head circumference: 14 inches
Length: 20 inches
Bent legs for sitting; Straight wrists and ankes
Dimples in back shoulders
Vintage dress: Gown with lace work and french knots
Slip buttons at shoulders
Socket neck

Skating Madam Alexander
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Madam Alexander, 8" tall
Skater Madam Alexander, wearing a Little Red Riding Hood coat and hat by Vogue and a green satin dress with rick-rack trim by Madamme Alexander. All clothing is crisp and new with tags. The skates are stitched on, and not labeled on the outside.
This is our first Madam Alexander and our research leads us to believe it is probably Maggie Mix-Up: 8 inches, all hard plastic body with jointed knees; sleep eyes. No wrist tags or booklet.
See pages 32-35 in 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Herlocher.

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Kammer & Reinhardt
MARK:
K & R (co. trademark)
SIMON HALBIG
126
GERMANY
96

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Emmett Kelly
Height: 24 inches
Dressed as "Willie the Clown"
Vinyl head
Set-in eyes
Stuffed cloth body; original Clothes; hat
Emmett as “Willy the Clown"; @1950; clothing original/hat/hat band

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Mark:
29
Princess
1
Germany
Brown sleep eyes; upper lashes; painted lashes and brows
Dimple in chin
Clothing: lavender middy dress; white, lace-trimmed collar
Length, 23 inches
Belly button

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BAHR-PROSCHILD ANTIQUE DOLL
14" TALL
Click to see more photos of doll details

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MARKS: Story Book Doll; U.S.A; pat. app. for
"Eva"? or Nancy? or other?
Vintage bisque Story Book Doll (1937-1947)
Painted bisque, mohair wig, painted eyes, head molded to torso.
Jointed arms; 5 1/2- to 6-inches tall

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Isabel

Black Googly Repro Doll by artist from a Kestner mold

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Black Googly-Eye Girl Doll: This is a reproduction of a Kestner mold
Bisque head, wig, composition body, glass eyes, jointed body, arms, and legs; straight wrists and ankles.
Height: 12 inches

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Googly Eye Boy Repro Kestner
Bisque head, wig, composition body, glass eyes, jointed body, arms, and legs; straight wrists and ankles.
Height: 12 inches

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"Navy" Sailor
Marked JAPAN; Celluloid head; cloth body stuffed with excelsior
Possibly had celluloid feet and hands at one time
Molded and painted features
Height, 4 1/2 inches tall; dating from the 40's

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Marks:
Heubach.Koppe
399-14/0 DRG
Germany
A.K.A. South Seas Baby
Heubach Kopp (Ernst Heubach and Koppelsdorf)
Dark brown glass sleep eyes
Bisque socket head; jointed, composition body; ethnic and charming character doll; painted hair
Closed mouth; pierced ears
Accessory: Woven reed cradle
Native island doll wth thatched skirt; brass earings; bracelet; bent limb body; straight ankles and wrists
Head circumference: 7 inches
Height: 8 inches
Reference: 200 Years of Dolls 3rd Edition by Dawn Herlocher (page 188)
Review page 38 in Doll Values, Third Edition/ Moyer
$325 (Patricia Smith's Doll Values Antique to Modern 2nd Series, pg. 52)

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Mark:
Made in Germany
Armand Marseille
390
A3M
Height: 19 inches
Sleep eyes
Three upper teeth
Lovely dress with lace shawl and horseshoe pin.
Head scarf, accented, shaped by two medallions
Jointed Body
Vintage clothing; leather shoes

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Mark:
A 4/0 M
Floradora
Armand Marseille
Made In Germany
Shoulder Head
Open mouth, upper teeth
Sleep eyes
Wig with large tube curls
18-inches tall
Kid body

G&SB Antique German Doll
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Mark:
G&S 3
Germany
Height, 22 inches
Sleep Eyes
References:
pg. 73, 11th Edition of Doll Values by Patricia Smith
pg. 165 on 200 Years of Dolls by Dawn Herlocher, 3rd Edition

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German Doll
Marks: 365; 15; Made in Germany
This darling, petite, all-bisque doll stands 6-inches tall
Sleep eyes; Socket head
Open mouth, upper teeth

MARK:
Heubach Kopplesdorf
300 5
Germany
Character Baby Doll, 20 inches
Dimples in cheeks and chin
Sleep eyes
Open mouth, upper teeth
Feathered brows

AM "Scowling/Frowning Indian" Doll
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Antique, Native American Doll with papier-mâché body
Armand Marseille "Scowling/Frowning Indian" Doll
Markings: AM 3
Glass eyes, painted features
Open mouth, upper teeth
Height, 17 inches; jointed, papier-mâché body
The wig is tied onto the head through two little holes in the back

Native American Doll by Armand Marseille

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Antique, Native American Doll with papier-mâché body
Mark: 2 0/0
Glass eyes, painted features
Height, 8 inches
Felt suit with painted trim on back shawl

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Markings: AM 9
Braided wig
Glass eyes, painted features
Jointed body, papier-mâché
Height, 16"; open mouth, teeth
Oil-cloth like dress with under slip and pantaloon-type underwear

Owassa Bear, Sue-ling
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Owassa Bear
UFDC Souvenir designed by Jenny Krantz
Sue-ling, from Owosso, Michigan, and Owassa Bear Inc.
LIMITED EDITION OF 310 BEARS!
UFDC Souvenir bear, Owassa Bear, is signed by international bear artist "Jenny Krantz" and dated "1992."
Sue-ling is no. 264 of 310 bears "Made Especially for the U.F.D.C. National Convention, held in San Francisco, California in 1992.
Sue-ling is 8-inches tall

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Marks: 9573; 6; Heubach ( in square)
Eye logo design; Germany
Bisque, socket head; Googly eyes
5-piece composition body; 6 1/2-inches tall
Blond hair-Boy, Dutch cut
Cream color suit with 3-button coat; Blue cloth belt buttoned at waistline
Formed shoe/feet
Painted socks and single strap shoes
Reference: pg. 110, Doll Values, by Patricia Smith, 6th Edition

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Mark:
"5"
"Heubach" square mark
"MG" painted on neck flange by doll artist
Open mouth as if to whistle
Height, 10 1/2-inches tall

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Mark:
Alt, Beck & Gottschalck, No. 639
20 inches
Lace-trimmed formal dress in fragile condition
Bisque shoulder-head/dome. Company production period, 1885 and on.
Turned shoulder head, glass eyes, closed mouth
Kid body
Elegant face—perfect bisque shoulder head
Wig, firm, lined with stitched fabric
Ribbon: "1982 Second Place Region Bebes Louisiane
References: Pg. 31 in 13th Blue Book/Jan Foulke
Pg. 51 in 200 Years of dolls (closed mouth, 18-inch 639 at $1,700
22-inch 639 at $1,900
Jan Foulke appraisal, Aug. 19, 2008
Click to see enlarged doll photos, submitted for appraisal.
This 20-inch doll has a bisque head made by the large and prestigious Alt, Beck & Gottschalck porcelain factory in Ilmenau, Germany, Ca. 1885. She has the desirable features of a slightly turned shoulder head tipped downward, a solid dome head, beautiful facial decoration, and a closed mouth. She is on an excellent kid body with a few patches at her knee gussets. The body also has quite a few desirable features: rivet joints at the hips, and kid over wood upper arms, rivet-jointed elbows, perfect bisque lower arms, and all-kid legs. This is likely a Wagner & Zetzsche body. W & Z bodies usually had a blue paper label under the head on top of the shoulder. W & Z bought heads from ABG and put them on their own bodies. As for her lovely clothing, I feel that it was made, perhaps in the 1940-1960 period of vintage fabrics. It is beautiful, but these dolls were designed as children and babies, and usually acquired adult clothing years later when they entered doll collections. Without any information on the ribbon, we can’t know why it was awarded. In fact, it might not even have been awarded to this doll. Sometimes the ribbons do get moved around, especially after 25 years. Since it was given at a Regional rather than a National convention, and the Regionals are very small compared to the Nationals, I am assuming that it was awarded as being a very lovely and desirable example of an antique doll with a turned shoulder head.

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Bebe Tout en Bois
Jan Foulke Appraisal: This is an antique doll called a "Bebe Tout en Bois" (Doll all of Wood), Ca. 1901-1914. She is made completely of wood with a fully jointed body, and a socket head with inset glass eyes. The doll was made in Germany for the French trade, hence the French name. Several companies made these types of dolls. This one is possibly by the Schilling doll factory in Sonneberg, and may have the Schilling "winged angel" trademark on her body, so you should check it. It's usually on the back shoulder. Or she may have a sticker from another factory. The bodies usually have some flaking, as the paint was applied directly to the wood, which creates an unstable condition, and this flaw is acceptable, but the face should be perfect, as her appears to be so. In fact, it is particularly nice with a sweet expression. Her clothing is made from vintage fabrics, but is not original to her, though it appears to have been on her for quite some time.

Santa Doll by Simon Halbig
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MARK: 32
Santa
Size, 32 inches
by Simon & Halbig 1249
Click to view detail photos of the construction of the Santa head
Jan Foulke Appraisal for Santa:
"This antique German doll is called Santa. This is a registered trademark name used by Hamburger & Co., a New York City producer, importer, and distributor of German dolls. The Santa trademarked line was produced from 1900-1910. Hamburger had the bisque doll heads made by the Simon & Halbig porcelain factory. Santa was one of the 36 dolls exhibited by Hamburger at the St. Louis Exposition in 1904; the exhibit won the Grand Prize. The Santa mold 1249 is distinguished by the triangular shading on her lower lip. Santa has pierced ears, sleeping eyes, molded eyebrows, and an open mouth with 4 upper teeth. The Santa is a popular and desirable mold to antique doll collectors.
"As for your 32-inch Santa doll, she has a very beautiful face. The tiny “wig pulls” on her forehead and the mold separation behind her ear, are minor flaws, and do not affect her value. Her mohair wig appears original, and is nice and full, though needs some styling. Her jointed composition body is in good condition, but has been repaired, particularly at the neck and thigh joints, and repainted. The hands have been replaced, and are too small for the size of the doll. Santa wears appropriate vintage clothing in very nice condition." -Jan Foulke
Santa Doll by Simon Halbig

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Armand Marseille 971 Germany A 3 M
New wig; 5-pc body; fixed eyes
Height: 15 inches

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Swiss Burcherer Doll
Bucherer, the Swiss watch-maker created a series of articulated dolls during the 1920's.
Marks on chest plate:Made in Switzerland; Patents Applied For
Made with two metal components: one is like an iron or tin alloy that oxidizes; the other, used for the chest plate, does not oxidize. No restoration. All original. The head and feet are a composition; gloves, felt
Ball jointed; Height, 8"

Marks:
Head: Copyright by Grace S. Putnam
Made in Germany
Stamp on cloth body in red ink: “Bye-Lo Baby Pat. Appl'd For Copyright by Grace Storey Putnam"
Sleep eyes--blue; Bisque head on cloth body, closed mouth
17 in. long; 15 in. head
Celluloid hands (repaired); frog-style cloth body
Vintage clothing. Smiling mouth, socket head
5-piece, bent-limb baby body
The baby is dressed all snugly in bonnet, sweater, socks & matching knit booties

AM-7/0
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Antique Armand Marseille doll with shoulder head
Mark: AM-7/0
Height: 13-14 inches
Doll face bisque; cloth/kid body
Open mouth
Sleep eyes
Blond, human hair wig with pink ribbon
Composition hands and arms
Nice, vintage dress
Sweet face. Probably one of the earlier AM molds as there is no mold marking other than size (7/0)

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Black Heubach baby 458 Abyssianian Baby
MARK:
458
13
HEUBACH-kOPPLESDORF
GERMANY
Size: 11 inches
Mold no. 458
Maker: Heubach-Koppelsdorf
Label on cloak: "Abyssinian Baby Made in Germany"
Sleep eyes
5-piece body composition body
Produced between 1919 and 1932
Doll Values, Third Edition, Page 40

AIM DRGM 201013 Shoulder-Head Doll
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AIM
DRGM 201013 Shoulder-head doll on kid body
Feathered, painted brows
Open mouth; upper teeth
Large, spring clip latch on back of neck
French face

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GI Joe, ready for duty!
Height: 11 1/2 inches
First Series G.I. Joe Action Soldier: Action Sailor or Marine. Has a scar on his face from combat. Molded brown hair and brown eyes. The doll is identified by letters "TM" in mark on lower back:
G.I. Joe TM
Copyright 1964
By Hasbro ®
Patent Pending
Made in U.S.A.

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Mark:
39 and 37 or 34
Gebruder Kuhnlenz
Size: 8 to 10 inches
Metal helmet soldier; brown uniform; metal buttons and belt buckel
Closed mouth
Glass eyes - set - blue
Clothing, original to doll
Pants sewn together between legs; braid trim on outer pant legs; dark-brown jacket
Reference Doll Values #11, pg. 111
Jan Foulke's Guide to Dolls (2006), pg. 132

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Kley & Hahn: Bisque socket head: Composition body
Body jointed at neck, arms, and legs: Straight wrists and ankles
Brown sleep eyes; painted upper and lower lashes
Painted, feathered brows
Painted hair
Open mouth with two with upper teeth
Dressed in ivory lace-trimmed, Edwardian shirt with red ribbon tie; velvet romper; black patent shoes, socks
Height: 13 inches

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Markings:Germany 370 2/0
Dolly face; painted lashes and brows
Sleep eyes
Cloth/felt body; open mouth, upper teeth
Height: 16 inches
Reference: pg. 263, 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Helocher

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Markings: Made in Germany
Herm Steiner Size: 6/0
Height: 11 inches
Hazel sleep eyes

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Markings: Kling
186 (bell incised) 6 (size)
Blond, curly, shoulder head
Kid body
Cloth feet and lower legs
Length, 18 inches
Pink dress
Our reference marterials for this doll are: Doll Values 1997 (Patsy Moyer), pg. 151; and 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, Dawn Herlocher, page 243 (18-inch doll)

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Mark:
mme Alexander
Name: Cissette, blond hair; 1501
Maker: Madame Alexander
Jointed walker; hard plastic
Pierced ears; Triple-stitched wig
Pink eye shadow/ no polish on nails
Size: 9-10 ”
Circa: 1957 -1958
Description of three outfits included with doll:
Outfit 1 (wearing)-used): candle-white tulle gown/white satin ribbon and white panties: not tagged but both look original to the Cissette doll. The tulle netting has a few frays and needs stitching at the waistline; needs a rinse.
Outfit 2 (tagged, 2-piece ensemble-used): denim like trousers with red fringe along sides and button-up red over-jacket
Outfit 3 (tagged 2, -piece ensemble-used): lace trimmed pink slip or teddy with rosette at center of bodice and matching lace-trimmed pants

Scottish Doll
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Scottish lad in his highlander kilt Antique Doll Scotland
All bisque doll
Painted eyes
Molded and painted shoes
Wide band of Tartan plaid at knees
Under vest/collar/bow tie
Belting
Molded, wavy blond hair
Clothing: wrap-around wool Armstrong Tartan plaid skirt and scarf (some frays); velvet jacket
Thistle-style broach at his shoulder
Sporran with a tassel of horse hair at front waist

APPRAISED AT $225-250 BY JANICE H. FOULKE, SEPTEMBER 3, 2008:
"This is a 10-inch doll with antique German bisque shoulder head dating from the 1880s. Since the clothes are sewn on, we cannot check the back plate to see if there is a mark or mold number, so we cannot be sure of the maker, but it is of the type made by the Kling & Co. porcelain factory of Ohrdruf. The head is mounted on a cloth body with bisque lower arms and legs. His body may not be as old as the head, as the fabric looks newer, and that type of bisque leg is not usually found on old bodies. But the costume looks antique and original, so it would be strange to have an original costume with a replaced body, but we can't be sure from the photo. The lovely original Scotch outfit with the sporran is a plus even though there is some fraying, as some collectors specialize in dolls with national or regional costumes, and Scottish ones are real favorites."

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Unmarked
VINTAGE FRENCH FASHION DOLL FROM THE 1960s
Height: 16 inches
Earrings
Mohair wig
Bisque swivel head
Bisque shoulder plate
Fine gusseted kid body: stitched fingers and toes
Elegant clothing and hat
Vintage leather shoes
JAN FOULKE APPRAISAL: This 17-inch doll is a 1960s interpretation of an antique French fashion lady or poupée peau. During the 1960s a large group of dolls came from France into the United States, many through the old New York Doll Hospital. These dolls were supposedly found in a warehouse and dated from pre-World War I, but subsequent research revealed that this story was not true. They were made in the 1960s by a French lady and her son, and they were aged to look older. There were both bisque and china fashions in the French style, some marked with F.G. in Scroll or F + G, and some such as yours with an earlier style face were unmarked. Comparison with a genuine antique doll immediately reveals the differences: bisque too smooth, color too gray and orange, ears not well defined, piercing holes too small, glass eyes lacking depth and detail, wrong kind of pates, cheap coarse mohair wigs, new neck buttons, bodies not stiffly stuffed, and not carefully stitched, though some like yours were aged a carmel color.
Value on today's market in perfect condition, fully dressed in new silk fashion gown and hat, undies, shoes and socks -- $450-550. - Janice H. Foulke

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Eden BeBe Tag stapled to doll (front dress) reads:
Fabrication
Francais
Eden BeBe
Normands 5067/3 J.
"Made in France" sticker on back of dress
Height: @ 8 inches
Top teeth; open mouth
Glass blue eyes
Painted lips and brows
Head: six inches
Painted shoes
Split on front and back both legs; peeling on back of left arm (see photo)
Dress, lined with crepe paper
France 60

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UFDC COMPANION DOLL: Charity
And the story of the adoption of a young orphan, Elizabeth Douglas Thomas
This heartwarming story is detailed in a brochur entitled, "Elizabeth Douglas Thomas Arrives in Philadelphia, 1795," which accompanies the doll
Companion doll UFDC 1995
National Convention
Doll Maker, Fred Thomas Laughon Jr., of Richmond, Virginia
No. 458
A limited edition doll of 1510
Produced by the United States Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia, for
The 46th Annual Convention of the United Federation of Doll Clubs, Inc., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1995
Description of Elizabeth Douglas Thomas :
8 inch Queen Ann Wooden Doll
Natural flax hair
Carved hands and head
Shaped feet and arms
Mortise and tenon hip and elbow joints
Hidden knee joints and revolving shoulders
Ornamenting:
Gesso on head, forearms and lower legs. Titanium white skin tones. Raised eyes from layered gesso
Lips, drybrushed cheeks
Shoes of thalo-crimson pigment
Burn umber dots around oval eyes and eyebrows
Finished with gloss varnish
Costume:
Simple muslin dress, slip and bonnet with added lace and ribbon bow.
Brief sleeves, low neckline, gathered waist tied with coral bow
Tucks at bottom of skirt for lengthening
Leading strings at shoulders to steady the child.
Coral Necklace for good health and protection from harm.

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Bleuette doll, made between 1922-1933
Open mouth; sleep eyes; original dress; mohair wig; open/close eyes; open mouth with teeth (top)

Quote from buyer: She is everything I had hoped that she would be! She is an authentic Bleuette doll made between 1922-1933. I carefully snipped her clothing off to check her body....and to verify her markings. I love her..I'll leave great feedback and I am so very happy.

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This charming Character Doll is marked "Just Me." Her body is not hers, but the body is in good keeping with the body length of the Just Me doll, which measures 7 1/2 inches (Page 141 Jan Foulke's newest price guide). MARK:
Just Me Character Doll
Registered Germany; A 310/7/0/M
Body, not original to doll
Height: about 7 1/2 inches
Glass eyes to side
Bisque socket head
Closed mouth
Composition body
It appears that she has a French manicure & pedicure as her fingers and toes are painted white.

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Baby Doll
Mark:
M.R.
Germany
500 /2/OX
Baby doll is 11-inches, dressed in a vintage gown and diaper
Bisque head; composition hands/cloth body
Sleep eyes; Internal cryer mechanism in body makes a faint sound

Googly Made in Germany
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All-Bisque Googly
Marks:
"Goo"
"Made in Germany"
"15"
Height: 6 inches
Jointed at shoulders

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Marks: Heubach Kopplesdorf; Germany; 320 19/0
Glass eyes; open mouth; two teeth; feathered brows; beautiful, rosey cheeks
Composition body ; 9" tall
Felt cap jacket with four brass decorative buttons
Shirt nailed to body in two places
All original clothing.
Produced between 1919 and 1932

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Marks: Kammer & Reinhardt ; Simon Halbig 121
Length: 23-25 inches
Weight: 5 lbs.
Imprinted on back with: 1-20 12K GF M
Dress is vintage with embroidered yoke, crochet or lace-like bonnet with blue ribbon
Open mouth, two upper teeth; Sleep eyes, wig
Cotton gown; white, knit booties
Two-piece underwear set

AM Germany Bisque and Composition
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Marks: AM Germany; 35 U5/OK
Paper machie body-repaired
Socket head; inset glass eyes/move
Open mouth; two teeth
Painted hair (sculpting), lashes, lips
Length: 8 inches

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Marks: Germany; H-13 inches; Centruy Dolls Co.
Cloth body; dome head: 12 1/2"
Length: 18"
Closed mouth, painted tongue, two top teeth
Crochet hat
Black velvet two-piece suit; off-white collar with lace trim; jacket front with five button-trim/3-snap closures
Molded, painted brows & hair; eyes move
Black tie shoes and socks

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Kewpie

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Schuetzmeister & Quendt
Marks: 201 C-11 SQ; Germany
Blue, glass eyes; bisque socket head
Sleep eyes; cryer
Composition, bent-limb baby body
Feathered eyebrows
Open mouth; two teeth; velvet tongue
5-piece bent limb baby body, 14" tall
Hole in back of doll body and divided in half where the cryer/sound mechanism was installed at the factory. The baby goes "waw" when you rock her back and forth.
Schuetzmeister & Quendt made dolls from 1893 to 1898. The factory for this doll manufacturer was located in Boilstadt, Germany.
See 200 Years of Dolls, 3rd Edition, by Dawn Herlocher

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MARKS: S (star shape)H; "PB"( inside star); 1906; 16 (size)
"PB" is for factory "Porzellanbrik Burgrubb"
Schoenau & Hoffmeister; Germany
Brown glass eyes (do not sleep); ball-jointed, 36"composition body
Open mouth, upper teeth; dimple in chin
Pink, dotted-swiss dress with matching bonnet
Old leather shoes; socks
Pantaloons; play pearls

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MARKS: Made in Germany; 211; JDK
O/C eyes; repaired mouth; fur wig
Height: 13"
Socket head; brown sleep eyes
Open mouth; two teeth; painted lashes and brows

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Marks: Unis France 301; 71 301 148
Fixed eyes; lashes; Open mouth; Six upper teeth;
11-pc compo body, 30" tall
Dressed in vintage cotton hat and rayon dress that buttons in the back
Vintage contton slip, trimmed in lace; buttons in back with four buttons
Underwear: one-piece, ivory, with back opening that unbuttons for potty time.
Socks, black patent buckle shoes
"14" on bottom of right foot

Kestner with swivel body

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MARKS: Made in Germany; D 1/4.168. 8 1/2.
Open mouth; carved, square teeth
Blue sleep eyes
9-piece, jointed, composition body; 21" long
Wig tag reads: 100% Cheveux Naturels Made in France
Rare swivel hips and ball-joint scissor movement on upper legs
Dress: dotted slip with lace trim, cotton, lace-trimmed slip; shoes and socks
Reference: pg. 165 of Warman's Companion Collectible Dolls (©2008) by Dawn Herlocher

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A UFDC Region 4 souvenir bunny rabbit from 1980
Like new condition
Measures 12" from ear to toeLovely porcelain bisque face with molded expression; squinting eyes and a closed open mouth
Jointed arms and legs: baby boy in bunny bunting will sit in your doll cabinet
By a wonderful doll artist, Nell Mangus, Phoenix, Ariz.

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MARKS: F. Germany 10.; 168; 08. (neck)
Body stamped: "Germany 3392?" (the "2" is illegible)
24" Kestner 168; Five piece, ball-jointed body
Sleep eyes, blue; feathered brows
Waggle tongue; open mouth; carved, square teeth
Clothing: dress, slip, pantaloons, shoes and socks

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Marks: 1894; AM O DEP; Made in Germany
Blue Sleep Eyes; painted lashes
Height, 14 inches; Open mouth, teeth
Vintage clothing: green velvet suit, shoes, and socks

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MECHANICAL BEAR HAS PAINTED METAL FACE
This little burrow and bear rider is a working, wind-up toy, full of energy
The burrow bucks/bounces forwards on his little brass wheels

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Scarecrow Doll by Effanbee
Effanbee 7108
Beautiful painting on ceramic face

Antique Effanbee with a sawdust packed body

Effanbee
Packed sawdust body: height, 15 1/4"
Arms and legs tightly fit to the body and rotate: hinged or riveted
Working sleep eyes

Nippon 6-inch baby doll
Five-piece jointed composition
Fine bisque head: Painted facial features
Intaglio eyes; painted fingers and toes
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A Playmates Doll, "Baby Crawl Away"
Playmates trademark on back of neck and " 9075 Made in Hong Kong"

Vintage, battery-operated toy from the 1980's

Great condition: battery cover missing

Baby crawls and turns head, powered by two-AA batteries, operated by an "On" & "Off" switch on tummy

Original kitty-print romper with a row of eyelet across back

Blue eyes

Hard, plastic body and soft, rubber-type head

Size: @ 8 inches long, head to toes and @ 6 1/2 inches from knees to top of head

Rock-a-bye Baby!
Wind-up Doll by Eegee Co. 14EET Made in Hong Kong
14" Baby Doll with vinyl head and hands and rooted hair; cloth body
Wind-up music box plays "Lullaby and Good Night"
Sleep eyes--no eyelashes
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Roldan Felt Doll/Flamenco Dancer
Height: 10 inches
This caricature figure is made of felt over wire armature, having a painted mask face in the style of the collectible Roldan dolls.

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Canadian Indian Mail Doll
Chippewa Papoose, mounted on a feather and hand-painted cardboard and latched to a mailing tag
Cancelled 1 1/2 cent Harding Stamp, issued Dec. 1, 1930
Head of papoose is composition; wrapped in wool blanket: feather underneath papoose; band of decorated leather circles back hair
Front reads: Greetings from Theo Koerner's Spider Lake Resort
Back poem reads:
Before this message reaches you from here I must vamoose
A thousand wishes for good luck
I send with this papoose.

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