This rarely found vintage, retired Lladro is called Boy Jewelry Dish. It is #4714 and was produced 1970-1978, sculpted by Salvador Furio. It is 7" high, 6-3/4" wide at the base. This piece is especially rare, because it is bisque or unglazed porcelain, which renders the colors softer than they appear in the more common glazed version. This Lladro was purchased in Spain in the early 1970's and brought back to the U.S., which may account for the rare bisque finish...

This is a lovely bisque head Alt Beck Gottschalck doll, C, 1880. Beautiful pale bisque with blown glass eyes, feathered eyebrows, shaded lips, and an open mouth with six tiny teeth. She has an antique caracul wig, and a full leather body with gussets at the elbows, ,hips, and knees. Lower arms are bisque.

An exceptionally attractive antique young boys tweed outfit. Back of shoulder plate is marked..."Made in Germany, 8 DEP, and a number, possibly 1235".

Condition: Very good...

Antique English poured wax doll 12.5" Victorian clothes & hat. This utterly charming doll has blonde hair and is in a typical Victorian dress with a pretty woven summer hat. She has beautiful blue eyes. She is circa 1900. She has a hardy wax face and her lips have a tint of rose pink to them. She has a hand stitched body and is stuffed with straw. She wears the original Victorian dress; pale pink day dress with detailed lace trim...

19th Century German Porcelain Doll Blonde Curled hair 11.5" 1064 #0 Female German doll with superb blonde sculpted hair with straw stuffed cloth body and paper Mache legs. her arms are porcelain. She has a pale bisque shoulder head with shaped face. Beautiful blonde sculpted hair arranged with elegant rolled curls at the sides and behind her head. This doll has pretty blue painted eyes with black upper eyeliner, Single-stroke brows and accented nostrils...

sweetly hand-painted, her face has dark eyes, black single stroke lid-lines & brows, rosy cheeks and smiling mouth. She is in traditional, original dress c1900. She belonged to one of Norfolk's old families living in the same Hall for over one hundred years.

A 19th Century porcelain headed doll with open and shutting eyes, open mouth with three teeth, the back of the head marked Germany with stamp.

This 8 inch tall doll has a German head. He is in traditional, original clothing. Unfortunately he has lost his feet. I am not sure of the make of this young man. circa the 1860-70s He has some characters of a Kister china but also bears some resemblance to the Kestner porcelain dolls. In any case, he is a lovely example of an early male doll.

Late 19th century 6.5” porcelain doll in traditional dress. This 6.5" China headed doll has black painted hair and a nicely painted face with single stroke eyebrows and eyelids. She has Rosey cheeks and a pleasing smile. She has bisque lower arms and lower legs with painted on brown shoes. She wears a long blue cotton dress lace trim.

She has bright Blue eyes and is in her traditional, original clothing. She has a porcelain shoulder head with black painted hair arranged in centerpart with uniform finger curls around the head, she has painted bright blue eyes with red and black upper eyeliner, thick stroke black brows, accented eye corners and nostrils. She has a closed smiling mouth with rich rose colouredlips. Her clothes are finely detailed and she has richly painted facial features. She has black painted boots...

An exquisite and rare Ernst Grossman 14 inch bisque doll that was made for the French market...

A gorgeous antique portrait Jumeau doll with trousseau. Pale pressed bisque with beautiful shaded cheeks, mauve eyeshadow, delicate feathered eyebrows, shaded nostrils and lips, and blue paper weight almond shaped eyes. The eyes have dark lines around the irises and lovely radiating lines around the pupils. Pierced ears.
The doll has the original head coil, cork pate, and the original French straight wristed body. Marked Jumeau... Medaille D'Or...Paris...

Tiny 1 1/4 inch German bisque rabbit figure dates from the early 1900's. Good condition, signed Germany.

Tiny 1 1/4 inch Santa bisque figure is in good condition with some normal wear. It's probably a German snow baby from the turn of the last century. Maybe a frozen charlette figure

Tiny, less than 1 1/4 inch single snow baby is in good condition with original paint and frosted suit, some wear. Marked Germany, but erman is visible. Cute as a button. ca 1910.

A pretty antique automaton with a bisque head dancing girl doll that pirouettes on the top of a beautiful wood case. The bisque head doll has a closed mouth, inset glass eyes, and a fancy blonde mohair wig under a pearl and lace hat. She has wooden, or composition, painted limbs and her original clothes. When the automaton is wound, and the off/on switch is selected, music plays and the doll dances in a circles with her arms an legs moving as if she were dancing. A very sweet automaton...