The Heubach family bought an established porcelain factory around 1843 in Lichte, Thuringia, Germany, where they were soon producing porcelain figurines.  About 1910 they began making bisque character socket or shoulder head dolls, either molded hair or wigged, sleep eyes or their famous painted intaglio eyes.  One secret to Heubach's success was the location of an Art School for artists and sculptors located near their factory, some of the artists names are: Holwein, Krieger, Niemeyer, Wera vonBartels, Zeiller and Zitzmann - whose initials maybe included in the doll marking.  Note: German doll makers Gebruder Heubach & Gustav Heubach both used the doll mark GH.

Some named G. Heubach doll molds are; 5777 Dolly Dimple, 5730 Santa, 7684 Screamer, 7746 Laughing Boy, 7761 Spinach Boy, 7764 or 7851 the Singing Girl or the Singer, 7788 or 7850 Coquette, 7865 Jubliee Doll, 8035 Brother, 8050 Girl smiling with hair bow, 8058 Laughing Sister, 8381 Princess Juliana, 9101, 9102, 9103 Cat, 9141 Winker, 9145 Smiling Boy, 6970 Pouting Character, 10586 or 10633 Dainty Dorothy, 11173 Tiss Me, Baby BoKaye, Bonnie Babe, 7877 or 7977 Baby Stuart, Chin Chin and Elisabeth a googly eye doll.