Hamburger, Hinrichs, Heber Antique Dolls 1889+ USA, German

Hamburger doll mold 5777 Dolly Dimple 21" by G. Heubach

1907+ Hamburger doll mold 5777 Dolly Dimple 21″ by Gebruder Heubach

Hamburger & Company Dolls 1889-1910 USA, German

In 1898 Hamburger had Simon & Halbig make the Santa head doll molds 1248 and 1249, it’s possible Gebrüder Heubach’s made some of the Santa Imperial head doll mold 1260, in 1901+ Hamburger made Imperial H & Co. a line of kid bodied dolls, in 1902+ Hamburger advertised Marguerite dolls and Old Glory dolls made by Adolf Wislizenus, in 1903+ Hamburger Viola doll was made, which often includes the mark H & Co., in 1907+ Hamburger Dolly Dimple doll mold 5777 or 9355 both made by Gebrüder Heubach.

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Hamburger & Company Bisque Dolls Identified

1901+ Hamburger Imperial Doll 18″, bisque shoulder head, sleep eyes, open mouth, kid leather body, doll mark Imperial Germany label.

Hamburger doll mark Imperial crown symbol Germany Half Cork Stuffed label

1903+ Hamburger Viola doll 24″, bisque head, sleep eyes, open mouth, doll mark Made in Germany Viola H & Co.

Hamburger doll mark Made in Germany Viola H & Co

Hamburger & Company Doll Marks Identified

Hamburger doll mark DP, H & C registered, Imperial H & C

Hamburger doll mark S & H 1249 DEP. Germany Santa by Simon & Halbig

Hamburger doll mark S & H 1260 DEP. Germany Imperial 4 1/4 made by Simon & Halbig — Hamburger doll mark S & H 1260 DEP. Germany Imperial 4 1/4 by Simon & Halbig

Hamburger doll mark 5777 DEP Dolly Dimple H Germany Gebruder Heubach sunburst symbol — Hamburger doll mark 5777 DEP Dolly Dimple H, Germany Heubach sunburst symbol

Hamburger & Company Doll Mold Numbers Identified

1248, 1249, 1260, 5777, 9355

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Hinrichs & Company Antique Bisque Dolls 1890+ USA

Hinrichs & Company Dolls 1890-1904 USA / Germany

Hinrichs & Company was founded in New York City and Selb Bavaria, Germany and produced or imported dolls of all kinds. Hinrichs bisque doll heads (by Heinrich Handwerck) were marked H & Co. a registered trademark that had been in continuous use since January, 1890. Hinrichs & Company closed in 1904. Hinrichs doll mold 51, 55.

Heber & Company Antique Bisque Dolls 1900+ German

Heber & Company Dolls 1900-1922 German

Founded by Julius Heber in 1900 in Neustadt, near Coburg, Germany and produced bisque doll heads and porcelain or bisque knick-knacks. Heber & Company closed in 1922. Heber doll mold 508, 514.

German Doll Encyclopedia 1800-1939 book, in 1984 and German Doll Marks and Identification book in 2001 both by Jurgen & Marianne Cieslik’s, The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Dolls books, vol. I (1800-1925) in 1968, vol. II (1800-1930) in 1986 by Dorothy S., Elizabeth A. and Evelyn J. Coleman, Directory of United States Doll Trademarks 1888-1968 in 1968 by Luella Hart and continued research across the Internet since 1999 which we share with you.