Two German bisque head dolls. The larger, Ernst Heubach (Heubach-Koppelsdorf), mold 275, incised "Germany 275-14" to back of head, with pink painted cloth body, black cloth boots, and bisque gloved hands, glass sleep eyes, open mouth with painted teeth, mohair wig. The smaller, incised "14/9" to back of head with cardboard torso, wire-jointed bisque arms and legs painted with period stockings and shoes, glass sleep eyes, mohair wig. Both dressed in period lace-trimmed cotton gowns. [Maker's mark to be confirmed. Germany, late 19th to early 20th century.
Smaller Doll: H 8 in.
Larger Doll: H 11 in.

Overall good, minor imperfections to hair and body commensurate with age and use, otherwise stable dolls. Left eye to smaller eye not blinking fully.