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Remove from listTurtlemark Celluloid doll from1940 -the Inge doll. Germany.
EUR 60,00Category: Old Dolls after after 1930
23 cm Turtlemark Celluloid doll from 1940 -the famous Inge doll. Germany.Lovely and perfect. Stamped at the back:
Remove from listCharacter bisque baby doll from Firma Hertel und Schwab.
EUR 475,00Category: Antique German bisque dolls
40 cm tall/ 16" is this Character baby, beautiful blue sleep eyes with painted upper and lower lashes, two upper teeth,lovely dimbles! original auburn brown mohair wig and mint bisque.He wears his darling two-piece dress, is on his original baby body with original finish. A little wear to finger tips. Ca 1910 from Hertel and Swab Germany.
Remove from listLovely Oriental German bisque "Ellar" doll moldA.M. 353
EUR 480,00Category: Antique German bisque dolls
Armand Marseille Oriental ''Ellar'' Bisque Socket Head Doll, with sleeping brown eyes, closed mouth on a bent limb composition body, wearing antique boys dress with jacket. 30cm / 12 " Broad nose, small dark eyes, flawless bisque.closed mouth. The baby is on the original composition baby body with original finish. No line-no cracks to bisque. She is in a fine size for displaying in a cabinet Made in Germany..A special baby for the collector of good baby dolls.. Ca 1910. Size 38 cm /15"
Remove from list"La Petite Marchande" early Fernand Martin/ Bonnet toy1903. France.
EUR 1.170,00Category: Antique Tinplate Mechanical Toy Figures
"La Petite Marchande" early Fernand Martin/ Bonnet toy 1903. France. . L. 20 cm. This Parisian lady with carriage is made with clockwork. all original. A bit paint loss due to age, A very charming toy. Literatur: Fernand Martin, Toymaker in Paris 1878 - 1912 English edition ISBN 9789082200508. Literatur: Frederic Marchand: L''''''''historie des jouets Martin, Paris 1987. Fernand Martin toymaker in Paris 1878-1912. By Arthur Verdoorn and Laurens Bas
