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Possible Simon & Halbig Bisque Doll
by Kathy
(Oceanside, CA)
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I have a 20" tall bisque head and hands doll on a sawdust stuffed leather body with the word "Jermany" stamped just below the back of her neck. Clothes are made of taffeta, lace and velvet ribbons. Legs are covered in black lace knit stockings.
Judging from her face, I believe she is a Simon & Halbig. Her clothes are sewn on. I don't want to destroy clothes looking for other identifying marks.
I've attached photos. I'm hopeful someone can confirm that she's a Simon & Halbig and give me an idea of her value.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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