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Posted 7 years ago
Peter2644
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We inherited after my sister passed away. They belonged to our great grandmother. Not sure of the date but they have to be late 1800's. They are on top of a shoe a shoe box to indicate size. If anyone knows anything about the maker or actual date please respond.
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German made doll house dolls made of bisque . Date 1890-1920's . What a fantastic group of dolls :-)
Here is a male like yours . Don't use price since seller set that and they have not sold but used this to let you see just one of your dolls
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ANTIQUE-PAIR-OF-GERMAN-BISQUE-PORCELAIN-DOLLHOUSE-MINIATURE-DOLLS-MAN-WOMAN/132587169550?hash=item1edecfa70e:g:zG4AAOSwgJla1kEn
Very interesting. German, that makes sense. My mother's maiden name is German. Thanks for the responses.
You have a very collectible set of dolls with good value also :-) What a wonderful heirloom .
Any idea as to the manufacturers name?
Many many German companies made these types of dolls . Unless you can see a mark or symbol on back of neck on anyone of them it would be hard to say for sure . Can you look at back of their heads on neck ?
I will tomorrow. Thanks.
Oh these are all sweet! I love how they are more folk artsy than most. I even think I would want to own one of these! Uh oh Mani, did you hear that??? Lol!
They will go up for sale soon but only as a group.
No markings I could find but I didn't want to remove clothing for fear of damaging something.