Bisque Jointed Toddler Doll Japan

Description

Bisque Jointed Toddler Doll is a sweet  wire jointed at shoulder and hips playdoll. There is a wig hole on top of head and simple paint including pink on feet. I based country of origin Japan based on production and year is pre 1850 based on the first significant U.S. law that required products to be marked with their country of origin was the Tariff Act of 1890, also known as the McKinley Tariff.. This child is a very sweet piece of toy history at only 2.5″ tall.

Tiny dolls enjoyed perhaps their greatest popularity between 1880 and 1930 and were produced in vast quantities at that time. Most of the major doll manufacturers such as Kestner, Kammer and Reindhardt, and Simon and Halbig made them, and both quality and price could vary greatly.