Miniature German Jointed Bisque Dolls with Mold Numbers - Collection of 3

Product Description:  A wonderful collection of 3 miniature German all bisque dolls, each one unique in it's own way.   

• 3" - small, white bisque body with blonde hair
• Mold no. 280 with a 2 impressed into the back underneath 
• Jointed and wire movable arms and legs
• Molded and painted blonde hair
• Molded and painted facial features 

• 3 ½” – small, girl, white bisque body 
• Jointed and wire movable arms, stationary legs           
• Molded and painted blonde hair                                   
• Molded bonnet and neck ribbon with painted pink highlights
• Molded and painted facial features
• A mold number 160 with a 0 underneath impressed into the back

• 4” –  small, boy, tinted skin bisque doll with Mohawk type hair
• Jointed and wired movable arms, stationary legs   
• Molded and painted facial features                           
• Painted socks and shoes                                         
• Burlap-netting-like hair                                                 
• Mold number 3947 impressed sideways into the back 

Product Weight: 3.6 ounces (3 dolls)

Markings:  Refer to description for individual markings

Country of Origin:  Believed to be Germany

Condition:  Previously owned - used.  Condition is consistent with age.  Light discoloration. Bonnet girl (160) blue on shoes is worn.  On 3947 doll, the Mohawk- netting hair is torn, worn and arms have some play during movement.  

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