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Greece Man, mache head, hair
Painted features
Cloth body, plastic arms/hands
Cloth dolls, ethnic, international
Pg. 88, Price Guide to Dolls, ©1975, Robert W. Miller
Height,
All original

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Cloth dolls, ethnic, international
Height,
Greece, cloth head?, mohair wig, molded/painted features; unjointed hard plastic body. All original.
Pg. 88, Price Guide to Dolls, ©1975, Robert W. Miller
Height,

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Cloth dolls, ethnic, international
Pg. 90, Price Guide to Dolls, ©1975, Robert W. Miller
All original

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SPANISH DANCER
Height: 6 inches
This delightful 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.
Condition: slight discoloration on clothing and wear on felt, particularly at toes.
All original

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Trading beads
Cloth dolls, ethnic, international
All original
Missing arm?

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Cloth dolls, ethnic, international
Pg. 90, Price Guide to Dolls, ©1975, Robert W. Miller
Italy, cloth head, silky thread-like hair, molded/painted features, hard plastic unjointed body
All original

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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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Vintage Frozen Charlotte: All china finish, unjointed with black, early hair-do
Pink-tinted cheeks
Red lips
No damage or imperfection
Height: 2 inches
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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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

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China Head -Doll1

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MARK: 570
Simon & Halbig
Germany
Body stamped: Heinrich Handwerck Germany
Child doll, 22" length 
Ca. 1889 to 1930s.
Ball-jointed composition body
Gorgeous clothing: full-length sweater, sheer dress and lace-trimmed collar, lace-trimmed slip and pantaloon, bodice cover 
Size 7 shoe (no. 8757)
Curly cue, red wig
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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All bisque
Height, 2 1/4 inches
Arms, hinged at shoulders

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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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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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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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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

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

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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:
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

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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

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

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

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

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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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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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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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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"

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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:
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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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

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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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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.

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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

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

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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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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:
Germany SH
PB (in star)
1906
16
Simon Halbig
Weigth: @ 5 1/2 lbs.
Length: @ 35 inches
Open mouth with four top teeth
Fixed eyes; wig
Wearing vintage clothing: a hat trimmed with a navy band and a two-piece suit

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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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Mark:
Made in
Germany
Herm Steiner
Size: 6/0
Height: 11 inches
Wig, thin
Hazel sleep eyes
Lovely, original clothes: navy dress has stitched polka-dots

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Mark:
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

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

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

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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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The manufacturer's tag reads:
Columbia Toy Products, Kansas City, Mo.
Height, 16 1/2 inches

Doll Makers Marks
Click to review a reference chart of Doll Makers Marks, copyright Krause Publications, from Dawn Herlocher's 200 Years of Dolls, 4th Edition, copyright Dawn Herlocher.