Antique dolls?

I cant find a makers mark on any of them... anyone able to identify any of these?

https://imgur.com/a/deS44

 

Hi! The first picture might be by Regal of Canada. I have seen these dolls before but can't remember who. The position of the hands is different than most.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...ll&LH_Complete=1&rt=nc&_trksid=p2045573.m1684


For the most part, the other dolls are ethnic souvenir dolls....1950's, 60's era.....give or take.

 

The dolls in the 4th photo might be Plastic Molded Arts.....

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odk...ic.TRS1&_nkw=dollsart+hard+plastic&_sacat=237

 

The doll in the 11th photo has stockinette molded face......

http://www.ebay.com/sch/Dolls-Bears...ll&LH_Complete=1&rt=nc&_trksid=p2045573.m1684

 

A link to completed Scottish dolls.....

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odk...ll.TRS0&_nkw=scottish+plastic+doll&_sacat=237

 

Welcome to the forum. Quite a variety of dolls from around the world. I suspect most are tourist souvenirs. I have taken the liberty of editing (cropping and resizing) them so they can fit in a posting. Most people here are leery of clicking unknown links because of the danger of malware/viruses/etc. Also many do not have the time to go to another site to view an item and in your case several items. Your pics are huge. Many of them were way too big to view on my phone or iPad comfortably. For posting in a query they needed to be resized. For example the pic of the Eskimo dolls.
Your originally pic:
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After cropping and resizing it is not:
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At the bottom of this message am posting 6 of the pics. In the next message am posting 6 more. Only 10 images are allowed in in each message.

I was interested in the Eskimo dolls for I have a very similar pair. One of the dolls had skis with ski poles (one of the skis and pole got lost through the years) and the other has on snowshoes. They are dressed in white leather with fur around hood. cuffs and bottom of coats. The dolls look identical in shape, face and composition. The eyes open and close. Mine were given to me by a great aunt back in the 1940s. She had collected dolls from at least the turn of the century to possibly as far back as the late 1880s when she was a girl. I suspect mine date from the 1920s?

--- Susan



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Here is my 2nd posting with the rest of the dolls.

We also have what I think is an identical doll to the 11th doll. I can't put my hands on that doll at the moment. For the life of me I can't remember where or from whom we got it. Our daughter may have it somewhere. For some reason I think??? my mother brought it home from Europe for DD back in the 1970s after a trip to Portugal and Spain.

--- Susan

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Thank you for doing all that for her!
I don't go to links so....

 

Welcome!

 

I should not have tried to date those Eskimo/Iniut dolls for I don't know when such dolls were first made from that plastic. I guess they could have been made through the 1930s up into the early 1940s??? They were given to me in the late 1940s. My great aunt had them ever since I could remember in a glass display case with many other dolls. I had been intrigued with them for some years. One day she opened the case and gave them to me.

BTW, I did find an identical one to my one in snowshoes on eBay. It has the same body, face and identical clothing front and back, but not the snowshoes.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-SLE...004135?hash=item5425f40da7:g:HmgAAOSwI-BWHBVp

--- Susan

 

agree with others, Senor is from the 30,s-40,s. Mexican composition, I actually have with the exception of Eskimos and lady with the fan the same dolls, they sell here from anything to 4-8 dollars each, this is not a doll buying area however,

 

My guesses.
1. Eskimo / Inuit
2. Japanese
3. Mexican
4. Ladies?? Far right British Queen's Guard with the tall bearskin hat.
5. Dutch
6. Spanish???
7. Dutch???
8. Turkey
9. Native American
10. Korean
11. Portuguese, Greek, ???
12. Scottish

 

I had 3 "root kits" and a Trojan virus on my computer, so I no longer do links or scarf pics!!!!!

Not that I have my new computer YET....YIKES.....IT'S been a month....... coming tomorrow!!!!!!!

 

7 looks like a RCMP doll....minus various parts.

 

Susan, how kind of you to go to so much trouble to post all those photos! Well done!

 

Isn't that something the OP should be saying....!

 

Wish you would have given me time to wake up and read this Komokwa before calling me out haha.

Anyways just woke up and saw this, Lots of posts since I last went to bed. Thank you so much susan, im not very versed at forums and I didnt think about peoples wariness to links. So thank you so much for that and for all the information you gave!

Also thank you to everyone else. Its given be a better understanding of these dolls! I will continue to do a little research with the information here. My favorite one is the lady with the fan, her face is so unique to the rest ^_^

 

I was relpying to SBSVC.....you're off the hook.....and now...it's all good !!!

 

Hi, Bunnii!

Please, please don't think anyone was criticizing you! Getting the hang of posting photos on this forum has baffled many a newbie!

I was just sending a shout-out to Susan, since I, too, have many times re-posted someone else's photos so that everyone could see them. Several others here have done the same, as well, and I was just acknowledging her efforts.

Welcome - and please stick around!

all the best,
-C-