Posted 11 years ago
kditterline
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I found them in a old house. They are in perfect shape they are put together with string all joints are move. I would like any information on them I can get.
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Your dolls are newer collectible dolls that were sold in millions from 1970-1990's
Unless they are signed on back of neck by artist name or company they would be hard to ever know who made them .These types of porcelain dolls were collected with hopes they would gain in value, and were being made to look like Antique bisque dolls . They reached their peak of selling in 1980's into early 90's . The market is floolded with them now and I would just enjoy them as decorative dolls .A very few high end artist dolls have retained any real value .
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Thanks Manikin, you got me yelled at. I checked the back of my wife's neck for a signature and she didn't get the point. I figured an antique would be signed :)
LOL Flr ! Your a riot :-) gotta love ya . I hope she didn't smack you too :-)
Thank you for your help.