Japanese Porcelain Doll Made January 3, 1905

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Posted 4 years ago

kafimon
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This doll was found in the walls of an old house I was renovating in 1995. On the back it reads
"Made in Japan 5/3/5" I assume that means May 3, 1905. If anyone could tell me anything about this porcelain/bisque doll, it would be appreciated! Thank you!

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Congcu, 4 years ago
Most likely a post WW2pattern mark. "Nippon" was used to identify Japanese pottery from 1891-1921. Also, their dating/calendar system was different than ours in the west.
kwqd, 4 years ago
Probably a model/mold number, S1315.
Manikin, 4 years ago
These novelty doll were like the Japan version of the dime store doll or pocket doll. The mark you see is mold number . Called Frozen Charolette dolls because no joints move . Date around 1920s-40s .
Manikin, 4 years ago

https://www.rubylane.com/item/1702900-3553/Vintage-FIVE-Frozen-Charlotte-Bisque-Dolls

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