photos. I think mine is from the 1950's.....maker well known to the industry. However, like most things, value seems to have declined. [ATTACH]...
It certainly is the style of one, but I always thought they were signed by the maker. I have one I'll take photos and post.
Hi Mojave! Welcome to the USA and to Antiquers!
I don't think your pincushion is terribly old either, but the style of her face and head scarf are fashioned after the much older tea cozies....
Check out some of the older Russian peasant tea cozies.....
Hi Chuckie! Welcome to Antiquers..............
Hi Jaena.........I'm among the rest who welcome you to Antiquers.
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Hi Kathy! Did you forget to upload the photos?
You're welcome...... TY Chris for correction.
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Hi Atlantic Jim! Welcome to Antiquers........... Sorry I can't add any information. Just saying hello.
Looks to be Hutschenreuther & Hohenburg [IMG] Check my spelling though.
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Hi Steve! Welcome to Antiquers........ What are you trying to sell?
What is confusing to many people is that Hummels were made by Goebel. Goebel made many other items also. Berta Hummel designed the figures and...
Looks like a Goebel Bee in a V. Although I've never seen a mark looked so blurry. https://antique-marks.com/hummel-marks.html They are NOT...
Use the first doll to examine the other two. They should have the same body stitching. Look to see if stitching is the same on the fingers. Need...
Just noticing on your first doll that she is wearing the characteristic scalloped socks. I am not finding your other dolls. Try Magis. I am not...
I'll keep looking for the others...........
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