Group of assorted dolls including several bisque examples. The lot includes a molded plastic Japanese-made doll circa 1950s with painted features and crocheted dress; a folk art wooden doll with hand-painted features and sewn fabric and lace dress with bonnet; a miniature bisque Bye-Lo baby doll; a 1920s Japanese-made bisque doll often referred to as a googly-eye doll wearing a pink lace dress; a German-made china doll dressed in blue and white with softly glazed features; a traditional Japanese bisque doll; and a pair of Japanese dolls in red attire with white floral decoration, one with articulated joints. Largest plastic doll measures approximately 8" H x 3 1/8" W x 2" D. General wear throughout including some loss to plastic, wear and minor discoloration to fabric, and hair discoloration noted on one bisque doll.