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Charming 9 ½” ( 24cm ) tall, by 4” ( 10cm ) wide at base bottom, Gebruder Heubach figure of a young girl sitting in wicker high chair leaning forward attempting to remove her right sock to match the left foot which is already bare. She wears a long pale green dress with a wide pink collar and well modeled blue and white bonnet with ribbons that tie under the chin with a blue bow. She bears an impressed GH logo of their “ fan mark “ on back center of the base as well as a red stamp inside the base of a number “8”. A unique piece but with a resemblance to that of her slightly younger sister, still too young to “ sit up “ in the high chair, but in the process of learning to walk in her circularly designed “ baby walker “. ………….US$ 195. 

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5” ( 12cm ) all porcelain doll, German circa 1870s, commonly referred to when female as a “ Frozen Charlotte “ . Those familiar with this type are aware these are one sold piece without joints and with arms outstretched at waist level. The more unusual feature of this particular doll is that she has caramel- colored blondish hair with vertical curls framing the forehead, and also in back at the neckline, and, that she has bare feet and the back of the legs have four horizontal indentation lines to simulate rolls of ( babyish ) fat. The dress, underwear, and cape she wears are homemade but antique and sewn around the doll near the neckline. We have been able to observe the body but cannot take off the clothes entirely as explained as there are no buttons nor fasteners of any type. ..US$ 85. 

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 Attractive 9 ½” (24cm ) fully marked Gebruder Heubach bisque figurine of an older child/very young lady with right hand raised to play the tambourine held in the left. She is posed looking slightly downward and to her right, the feet with molded sandals standing on molded ground in wide stance to provide a stable balance. The pale green dress reaches her ankles and is secured at a high waist level where it meets the white blouse with a lacy collar and full puffed sleeves extending to the elbows. The headpiece/scarf is deeply detailed in back and the multicolored apron in front also surprisingly well modeled. In back on the center exterior of the base there is a distinct impressed G Heubach “fan” mark insignia. In excellent condition with no obvious issues observed……..US$ 95. 

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Sweet 4” ( 10cm ) all porcelain “ Frozen Charlotte “ doll, German circa 1860s, with outstretched arms, unusually elaborate curly hairstyle, and painted flat shippers, white socks with red garters . The shoes originally had a layer of silver luster paint but with the toll taken by at least 150 years, has begun to slowly start to fade away. She has a few kiln dust specks but is in good condition with no damage or repairs…………………..US$ 45 AS IS.

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Small-(“ish”), 7” ( 19cm ) tall Gebruder Heubach popular rendition of a young girl with deeply pleated pale green dress with left hand raising the right edge of the skirt to her waist while the left hand raises the right corner edge delicately to near shoulder level. As such one would assume she is dancing and has the right shoe pointed outward and forward, the head tilted slightly downward to her right as part of a curtsey required as part of a specific dance movement. At the lower front of the base between and to the left of her legs are well modeled blooming roses. On the back exterior center of the base is an impressed G Heubach “fan“- mark signature. Sweet figure in excellent condition!…………………………….US$ 55. 

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2 ¾” ( 7cm ) tall all bisque figure of a young boy entering an outhouse but finding it already occupied. On the front of the base is incised “ ONE MOMENT PLEASE “. On the base there is a red circular “ MADE IN GERMANY “ stamp. Although small the details of modeling are indeed outstanding!……………………………………US$ 75.

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3 ½” ( 9cm ) German all bisque seated figure of a young boy wearing a diaper/underwear with textured three dimensional designs, right leg crossed over extended left leg and intricate modeling of the hands and extended hands with both index fingers extended and pointed ( even touching ) each other. The figure is deceptively heavier than expected with an unusual slight glaze over the entire figure giving it a somewhat shiny finish. Different is all aspects from the norm but very well made and in good condition………………………………………US$ 45. 

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2” ( 5cm ) tall, 3: ( 8cm ) long girl on stomach with arms tucked under supporting her weight with legs extended in back while uplifted. She wears a wide brim bonnet and a pink dress with large white collar and sleeves. German, circa 1900……US$ 48. 

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 Lot of two German porcelain “ Pink Pig “ comical figures, and although made in Germany these two were manufactured for the Anglophone market as all descriptions displayed in English. The taller ( 4 ½”, 11cm ) shows a standing pig attempting to enter a “ privy “ that is ironically inscribed on top “ PUBLIC TELEPHONE CALL OFFICE “ but with door partially open the pig can see it is in use , hence the lower inscribed word on bottom “ ENGAGED “.On back of building there is an incised round logo “ MADE IN GERMANY “ and a number “ 2.771.”.The smaller item is a glazed white porcelain chamber pot with handle on one side with seated white pig with gold luster tipped ears inside looking out and written across the front of the pot “Morning Exercise “. As collectors of these items are aware ( and there are many of them ), there are an endless amount of “ pink pigs” to find and were prolific in their production and often made as souvenir items for travelers to bring home as a remembrance of a vacation spot……………………PIG ON OUTHOUSE SOLD/ PIG IN CHAMBER POT  $45.

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