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Heinrich Handwerck Doll, ca. 1900
by Ava
(Lockport IL USA)
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Bought this with the cedar hope chest she was stored in from an estate sale. The lady that passed had her since she was a little girl and kept her in the chest covered with an old handmade grannie quilt.
My mother sat her up to see in her bedroom but since she passed I have put her away again.
I am interested in selling her and only find Handwerk on her neck not any numbers. Can anyone tell me anything about her, I haven't seen a doll like her anywhere and believe she is one of his first dolls.
Any help would be SO appreciated.
Ava
my email is asaint.50@gmail.com
Comments for Heinrich Handwerck Doll, ca. 1900
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