Lot of assorted dolls including a Chinese Qing period opera doll or marionette with jointed arms and legs and embroidered clothes, Chinese mark on back of head (some cracks to composition hands and wrists, grime to face and fading/fraying to silk clothing); Chinese doll with composition head, lower arms and lower legs, embroidered silk robes (grime and few spots of light crazing to head, fading and fraying to silk clothes); Chinese doll with composition head and lower arms, ceramic lower legs, posable wire limbs (crazing to head, some small holes to clothes); 2 Peggy Nisbet character dolls: Henry VIII and Jane Seymour (excellent condition); African American doll with painted wood head (attached to body by string, loose), kerchief, and burlap sack of yams (head loose); African American doll made of cloth with button eyes and twine hat; walnut head doll with cloth limbs, hand sewn dress and hand drawn face; a Heubach-Koppelsdorf model 320-0 bisque doll head (no eyes); 2 small composition "Pilgrim" dollhouse style dolls, a small plastic doll in Renaissance style clothing (broken head), a small Japanese style doll marked Made in Japan (blue stain across head), 1 Little Red Riding Hood doll made of cornhusks, and 4 bisque headed dolls including a Scottish boy in kilt (head marked Germany 390 13/0, some losses to paint on head where wig was attached) and Little Red Riding Hood, both with composition limbs, a female doll with bisque limbs (missing 1 lower arm) and a Nun doll with cloth body and rosary. All dolls appear to be 2nd or 3rd quarter 20th century except the Qing opera doll (circa 1900) and the Peggy Nisbet dolls (last quarter 20th c.). Sizes 4" to 13". (Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com)

All with light grime/wear unless noted in above description.