The larger of the two is a pale bisque shoulder-head with realistically modeled bosom. Head turns slightly to the right with all molded and painted facial features, elaborately molded and designed brown hair with painted blue ribbon and pierced ears. On an all cloth body with long bisque arms from elbow down and bisque legs with painted white stockings and black enamel painted flat shoes. This doll has qualities similar to those of the Dressel Kister china dolls and pincushion half dolls. The smaller doll is also a bisque shoulder head incised on back of shoulder "S&H 1160-2/0". Has an open mouth with two upper teeth, inset brown glass eyes, and the original brown mohair wig with tiny, thin, long curls and braids. The head is attached to a cloth body with long well-detailed arms made of bisque, as well as bisque lower legs with painted and molded white stockings and black enamel painted boots with low heels. The taller doll is missing the thumb on her left hand. (Very Good). Largest: 13'' T.