Identifying Porcelain Dolls?

poehere
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January 31, 20180 found this helpful

Your dolls look a lot like some of the dolls people gave me when I was very young. They were dolls from different countries that they visited. I think these are like native dolls to different regions from the looks of them. I wasn't allowed to touch or play with them and they just sat in a cabinet.

If this is the case they aren't worth too much at all. You can try and find some marking on the doll and see if they were actually manufactured by a famous doll maker. If you can't find the marking that means the dolls were mass produced and worth about $10 to #15 each.

Judy
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January 29, 20180 found this helpful

You will have to undress the doll and look for markings that identify the manufacturer. You can find them on the neck, back, or bottom of the feet.