Armand Marseille porcelain head doll Character girl, circa 1925, marked Armand Marseille Germany 990 A 9 M, bisque porcelain crank head with open mouth, two teeth on top, chin dimple, brown roguish/sleeping eyes, painted lash line, feathered brows and long brown human hair wig, 15-piece tassel body of wood, papier-mâché and mass with silenced voice, old dressed with white lace dress, lace underpants, cape bag, stockings and shoes, played condition, above the upper lip small burn mark, body color faded, L 57 cm.

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