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Konig & Wernicke Dolls 1911-1935 German |
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The Konig & Wernicke doll mark shown at left, on doll head mark of K.W. inside a circle, the red ink body stamp below reads; Made in Germany in a circle, and K & W in the inner center. Some of the doll trade names used are: My Playmate, Mein Spielgefährte and My Pride, Mein Stolz mold 4711, which were distributed in the USA by George Borgfeldt. Koenig & Wernicke made Dolly face, Character Baby and Character dolls all of good quality. Koenig (Konig) & Wernicke doll mold and doll marks:
K & W, W, 29815 or 29817 + a turtle symbol - on celluloid dolls
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Max Köenig (also spelled Konig),
along with Max
and
August Rudolph founded their doll company in Waltershausen,
Thuringia, Germany in 1911 known as Konig & Rudolph. The following year 1912, the two
Rudolph's left the company and Rudolph Wernicke jointed the firm
and the company name was changed to Konig & Wernicke. The
bisque heads for Konig & Wernicke dolls were supplied from the porcelain factories of