Step into the cabinet of curiosities.

This extraordinary lot of antique doll parts spans the golden age of doll-making — approximately 1880s through early 1910s — and offers a haunting, beautiful collection for doll restorers, assemblage artists, mixed media creators, or collectors of the wonderfully strange.

Included in this lot:

• Multiple bisque and china porcelain doll heads with hand-painted features, rosy cheeks, and glass or painted eyes — some with molded hair, some with open necks for attachment

• One near-complete strung composition doll body with bisque head and original cord stringing — remarkably intact

• Cloth/kid leather sewn doll bodies with original stitching and period fabric

• Papier-mâché and composition torso and body pieces

• Turned wooden limbs with painted black boot details and yellow painted shoes

• Jointed arms and legs in various materials — composition, kid leather, fabric-wrapped

• Original period doll undergarments and lace clothing fragments

• Assorted connectors, joint discs, and hardware

These pieces carry more than a century of history in their cracked paint and worn seams. Whether you’re rebuilding a beloved antique doll, creating assemblage art, or building an atmospheric display, this lot offers extraordinary raw material.

Condition: As found — aged, played with, worn, and wonderfully time-touched. Some pieces broken, cracked, or separated. Sold as-is for parts, restoration, and artistic use. See all photos carefully.

Era: Circa 1880–1915

Origin: Likely German manufacture (most common source of bisque heads and composition bodies of this type)

Lot Size: Approximately 25 individual pieces