18" Ichimatsu Daki Ningyo Boy Doll Jointed Gofun Oyster

18" Ichimatsu Daki Ningyo Boy Doll Jointed wrist and ankles Gofun Oyster Circa 1910. Pierced nostrils with glass eyes. hair brushed strokes on forehead, sideburns and human hair wig. Chips on right an

A Japanese Musha Ningyo - boys' day doll, of a samurai and his attendant, wood, silk, papier-mache. Their heads are carved out of wood and covered with gofun - white oyster shell lacquer. The dolls' h

24" Ichimatsu Larger Ningyo Girl Play Doll Type Japanese Circa 1920's-1930's made of Gofun Oyster Paste. Note; Gofun crack to right arm and left foot with 1.5" crack on right side of nose and eyebrows

Two 16" & 12" Ichimatsu Gofun Japanese Boy Dolls Original Silk Kimonos Signed with 12" wood stands. 16" has paper covering on arms and hands. Has holes (pierced) ears, painted hair, feathered eyeb

OFFERING A DELIGHTFUL ICHIMATSU BOY DOLL, DATING TO THE 1920'S- 1930'S, MADE OF " GOFUN" AND DRESSED IN HIS ORIGINAL ASIAN ATTIRE, MINOR IMPERFECTIONS

JAPANESE GIRL ICHIMATSU NINGYO. 19". Wood composite head covered in pigmented gofun with painted features, brown glass eyes, painted lashes, tinted brows, closed mouth, black fiber hair with bangs, so

18" 6 (HEUBACH square) 8570 GERMANY solid dome boy doll with gray/blue intaglio eyes, open/closed mouth with tongue sticking out. Painted blonde hair. Papier mache jointed body. Dressed in antique pal

18 1/2" 6 6896 GERMANY (HEUBACH) solid dome boy doll with dark blue intaglio eyes, closed mouth, painted blonde hair. Papier mache ball jointed body. Dressed in vintage ivory wool double breasted coat

Lot includes 18" German bisque doll with jointed composition body. Head is marked 21 Germany R1A. The eyes and wig are present. There is a tight hairline in back of head. The composition boy doll meas

Kokan (Meiko) Fujimura (Japanese, B.1953) Hand made, articulated Ichimatsu Ningyo doll, elaborately costumed wearing a bobbed hairstyle. In plexiglass dispaly case. Size: 12'' x 13'' x 10'' (30 x 33 x

Schoenhut jointed wooden boy doll, ht 20"

A Hertwig all-bisque dolls’ house duckling boy doll, painted yellow with jointed wings, head turned to the right and crochet outfit —2 ¼in. (5.5cm.) high

A Hertwig all-bisque dolls’ house monkey boy doll, painted brown with pin-jointed limbs and crochet outfit —1 ¾in. (4.5cm.) high (outfit a little rust stained)

A Hertwig all-bisque dolls’ house teddy bear boy doll, painted yellow with pin-jointed limbs, hole to hold in one hand and crochet lederhosen —2 ¼in. (5.5cm.) high (possibly kiln dust

Japanese Ichimatsu Gofun paper-mache doll from the 1920's or earlier. Solid-domed paper-mache head with black wig, glass eyes, eyeliner, closed mouth, paper-mache shoulder plate and lower limbs, musli

Pair antique Schoenhut dolls-one boy & one girl. Jointed, mechanical spring painted eyes, closed lips. Each: 21in tall x 7in wide x 4-1/4in deep

Kestner Smiling Boy Doll and Bisque Lady Doll {Kestner length 27 inches; bisque length 18 inches}

Kestner Smiling Boy Doll and Bisque Lady Doll {Kestner length 27 inches; bisque length 18 inches}

Lenci doll in original box, "Boy Doll", in sailors clothing, cap, doll is 18", Italian doll.

The larger of the two is an 1880's French Jumeau with head incised "DEPOSE 9" with blue glass paperweight-type eyes, closed mouth, on the original full jointed French wood and composition body with st

all-bisque doll, 18.5 cm, brown sleepy eyes, closed mouth, jointed arms and legs, modelled boots and socks, old mohair wig, without head cover, old clothes German Description Ganzbiskuit-Puppe, 18,5 c

Reserve Reduced! Title: Very rare large antique samurai (50 cm.) Doll "Yoshitsune" EDO period ± 1860 Japan Dimensions: Height samurai 50 cm. Head is made of gofun, ground oyster shell and with a ch

Late 19th c French fashion lady bisque socket/ shoulderhead doll (ht 18"), closed mouth, pierced eyes, blue paperweight eyes, jointed kid body, period shoes, clothing, with extra pieces of clothng, ro

KAWASE HASUIJapan, 1883-1957“Japanese Dolls: Gosho-Ningyo” portfolio of 20 woodblock prints (numbers 18-24 are missing). Published by Meiji-Shobo, Tokyo, 1935 in celebration of Childrenâ�