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    Posted 7 years ago

    susns
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    Bisque Shoulderhead doll with bisque forearms
    Number 139
    Number should be by Heinrich Handwerck or Kestner but marking is not theirs.
    She measures 20"
    Has leather body with cloth lower legs
    I would like to identify her and have not been able to.
    I would appreciate any help.
    Thank you.

    Susan

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    1. Manikin Manikin, 7 years ago

      http://www.ebay.com/itm/antique-Ernst-Heubach-bisque-head-girl-doll-/192299160175?hash=item2cc5ec526f:g:tisAAOSwB-1Y7quV
    2. Manikin Manikin, 7 years ago
      I have to question their reference to it being a Ernst but it is same as your doll. I will get my book out and try and locate the mark . It is close to one that Heinrich Handwerck used so I am wondering if it is a variation of it .
    3. susns susns, 7 years ago
      Manikin,
      Ernst Heubach, definitely has different markings. I agree, it is close to H. Handwerck but I have looks in 3 different books and none are like mine. Thank you very much. I do appreicate any help.
    4. Manikin Manikin, 7 years ago
      I agree but when we find who's mark it is we can share it . I happened to see the one on ebay with same mark but doubted their reference to maker but it shouldn't be so hard to find another with correct company name attached to it . She has that typical dolly face so much help by characteristics .
    5. susns susns, 7 years ago
      Well, I am going to put her on Ebay and, if you don't mind, I will use your wording possible "variation of" Heinrich Handwerck. Sometimes people email me and might have info. I will let you know.
      Thank you so much. I have never used CW before, but this was a great experience and will do so again.
      Best regards,
    6. Manikin Manikin, 7 years ago
      Ok I found Mark !!! It is Max Handwerck doll 1900-1925 . Mark is in Coleman " The Collectors Encyclopedia of dolls . I took a photo of page if you want it email me at Manikin1234@hotmail.com
    7. Manikin Manikin, 7 years ago
      So you can correct it and this is solved ! yay
    8. Manikin Manikin, 7 years ago
      oops I mean it is Heinrich Handwerck ! I have no idea why I typed Max lol
    9. Manikin Manikin, 6 years ago
      Scroll down on this page you will see your 139 doll mark :-)
      https://dollreference.com/handwerck_heinrich_dolls.html

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