German Automaton Doll with Seashells

German Automaton Doll with Seashells C. 1900. Bisque head, blown glass eyes, closed mouth. Ht. 12"

German Automaton Dancing Doll Late 19th cent. Composition body, glass paperweight eyes. Ht. 19"

German Automaton Musical Doll C. 1900. Blown glass eyes. Ht. 13"

Antique German Mechanical Automaton Wind-Up Doll Music Box. Measures - 10 1/2" x 10 3/8".

Musical Butterfly Catcher Clown Doll Automaton. German, ca. early 20th century. Key-wind mechanical automaton, depicting a child in clown or harlequin costume, with bisque head, fixed glass eyes, hand

Antique German Mechanical Automaton Wind-Up Doll Music Box. Measures - 10 1/2" x 10 3/8".

German automaton, bisque head gypsy doll riding rocking horse, wind-up on belly of horse, doll moves as if riding a horse, signed on bottom W. Summerbell A.A.-SH4, wooden arms, legs, and rocking horse

c1910 German Musical Band Crank Automaton w/Bisque Dolls. Crank to hear music and see them move. Measurements in inches: 11 high x 14 x 13 Condition:Plays fine. Hair is rough and has wear and staining

SMALL GERMAN BISQUE AUTOMATON. 12". Bisque head doll with painted enamel eyes, closed mouth, carton moule body, bisque hands, dressed in Jester costume; stands before table with cover over arranged pl

German automaton, Gebruder Kuhlenz mark on heads, two seated bisque head dolls raise and lower arms to play music, crank in front, music box in base, working order, 12" x 10" x 7"

A late 19th century automaton of a doll. 15" tall in her original dress. Bisque head and shoulders are German, with the musical movement marked Paris. Key-wind operation, she walks in an oval pattern,

An early 20th century German Black Forest Cuckoo shelf clock with "Marching Sentry" automaton. Brass 8-day time and strike movement with "L B" trademark, Cuckoo and Gong strike, wooden dial with appli

SIMON & HALBIG very expressive German doll by SIMON & HALBIG suitalbe for a glass cabinet, bisque porcelain socket head, fix inset blue paperweight eyes, closed mouth with slightly opened

An early 19th century German Black Forest wall clock with "Bellringer" automaton. 30-hour time and strike movement with quarter hour strike on three bells, shaped painted wooden dial with Roman numera

German Doll et Cie painted tin Ferris wheel steam toy accessory with six gondolas and composition riders, 15 1/4'' h.

A turn of the 20th century German Black Forest wall clock with "Dumpling Eater" automaton. 30-hour weight driven time and strike automaton movement with Gong strike, porcelain dial with Roman numerals

German Enameled and Gilt Metal Automaton Singing Music Box 20th c., attributed to Karl Greisbaum, case by Emil Brenk, marked "EB" in an oval, "METALL", and "MADE IN GERMANY", decorated with courting c

German Automaton Singing Bird Gilt-Brass Music Box, Late Nineteenth Century. The bird with iridescent plumage resting on a perch entwined with a berry spray, the clockwork mechanism enabling the bird

Circa 1920 , Gilt Bronze Singing Bird Box, West Germany The Sides Ornately Decorated And With Pop-Up Feathered Bird. Length 4.25 Inches (11 Cm).Excellent working condition. Estimate $2.000-2.500

Twin cylinder overtype; smallest in the model 502 series of three; cast iron firebox with 3 vents. Original brick type stack. Fairly elaborate with ladders and platforms, twin flywheels, etc. Conditio

French automaton doll and bird by Etienne Denamur, circa 1880. The bisque head doll fully performs a magic trick with egg laying bird and comb playing music box. Bisque head with glass eyes and earrin

17" ALL WOOD DOLL BY GERMAN DOLL ARTIST REGINA SANDREUTER. CARVED HEAD WITH PAINTED FACIAL FEATURES, PLATINUM BLONDE MOHAIR WIG, STRING JOINTED NECK, SHOULDERS, WAIST, HIPS AND KNEES. DRESSED IN HAND

100. SWEET ALL-BISQUE GERMAN DOLL WITH SCULPTED HAIR AND BOW. 8”. Marks: 3 over a. All-bisque, jointed shoulders and hips, plumply modeled body, sculpted hair with coiled braids on each side, ac

36 inches tall.Head has movement and is lose and would need to be tightened. Please examine photos carefully in order to determine the condition of the item. Photos are ultimately the best indication