thank you for the detailed information on these dolls…I am searching today to see if the two heads I was given match any online and yes I believe they do…thank you for sharing your love of dolls…I too just can’t give them up….
Is there any way I can send some pics of dolls I inherited, sure would like some infomation…. found some that resemble my dolls but not exact…one is Helen, patent appd for germany, large, with arms and legs w/ boots painted… thank you for your time
Hi , Just wanted to let you know that I am so happy someone else is confused about the Currier and Ives being in the ABG section of Mary Krombholtz’s book. To me, she so obviously displays the painting characteristics for Hertwigs, there is nothing ambiguous about it.
I enjoy your blog and beautiful dolls very much. Thanks for putting it all out there for us !
Yes, Thank you for confirming my observation. I hold Mary Krombholtz’s reseach in high esteem. She has done so much to clarify the china doll makers. This one, though, must have been an oversight.
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thank you for the detailed information on these dolls…I am searching today to see if the two heads I was given match any online and yes I believe they do…thank you for sharing your love of dolls…I too just can’t give them up….
Thanks for your kind words, Barb. I’m glad that you found information on the dolls you were looking for.
Is there any way I can send some pics of dolls I inherited, sure would like some infomation…. found some that resemble my dolls but not exact…one is Helen, patent appd for germany, large, with arms and legs w/ boots painted… thank you for your time
Hi , Just wanted to let you know that I am so happy someone else is confused about the Currier and Ives being in the ABG section of Mary Krombholtz’s book. To me, she so obviously displays the painting characteristics for Hertwigs, there is nothing ambiguous about it.
I enjoy your blog and beautiful dolls very much. Thanks for putting it all out there for us !
Yes, Thank you for confirming my observation. I hold Mary Krombholtz’s reseach in high esteem. She has done so much to clarify the china doll makers. This one, though, must have been an oversight.
What a beautiful costume you put on your Netherlands girl.
Thank you for having a look.