Two small porcelain head dolls French women with child's face, around 1900, marked S.F.B.J. 301 Paris 3/0 (Societé Francaise des Bébés et Jouets) resp. 390 Made in Germany 8/0 (probably Armand Marsaille), both with bisque porcelain crank head, open mouth, row of teeth on top, fixed glass eyes, painted eyelashes and brows, dark blond real hair resp. brown mohair wig, 15-piece tassel body and five-piece mass body, respectively, as well as partly original, sewn-in clothing, consisting of dress, hood, underwear and shoes, in addition a lace umbrella, good age-related condition, tassel body of the German girl color-worn over and loosened, l 29 cm each.

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