484 - An exceptional piece featuring one of the most ingenious designs of the early 20th century, created by Carl Bergner’s firm in Sonneberg. Known as the “Three-Faced Doll,” an internal mechanism allows the head to rotate, displaying three different moods: smiling, crying, and sleeping. The head is made of hand-painted bisque porcelain. The body is of the articulated “Toddler” type, crafted from composite paste and wood and dressed in a white period-style robe.

An exceptional piece featuring one of the most ingenious designs of the early 20th century, created by Carl Bergner’s firm in Sonneberg. Known as the “Three-Faced Doll,” an internal mechanism allows the head to rotate, displaying three different moods: smiling, crying, and sleeping. The head is made of hand-painted bisque porcelain. The body is of the articulated “Toddler” type, crafted from composite paste and wood and dressed in a white period-style robe. In good working condition. Bears the manufacturer’s mark “C.B.” Height: 34 cm