Carl Harmus Antique Bisque Dolls 1887+ German

Carl Harmus Jr. founded his doll company in 1887 in the city of Sonneberg, Germany as a doll maker and exporter of dressed dolls. In 1896 Mr. Harmus passed away, new owner George Neugebauer continued using the Harmus name.

Bahr & Pröschild supplied some of Harmus bisque doll heads, doll mold 313, after ca. 1900 the BP & O with two crossed swords was added to the Harmus doll mark.

Viktor Sachsenweger joined the Harmus firm in 1907 and became the owner in 1919. Harmus bisque doll heads now came from Porzellanfabrik Mengersgereuth (PM), Robert Carl (Trebor) or Gebrüder Ohlhaver (Revelo), as the Harmus name is found along with each companies doll mark. Carl Harmus doll business ceased in the 1930s.

1912 Carl Harmus bisque head doll 18" — 1912 Carl Harmus antique bisque head doll 18″, sleep glass eyes, open mouth with teeth, composition jointed body, doll mark **Harmus 9**

Harmus Doll Marks Identified, Harmus Doll Mold Numbers 313, 800

Carl Harmus doll mark BP & O two crossed swords Harmus Germany Bahr & Proschild

Carl Harmus doll mark BP & O two crossed swords Harmus Germany by Bahr & Proschild

Carl Harmus doll mark PM Harmus Porzellanfabrik Mengersgeuth

Carl Harmus doll mark PM Harmus by Porzellanfabrik Mengersgereuth

Carl Harmus doll mark Revelo Harmus Germany Gebrüder Ohlhaver

Carl Harmus doll mark Revelo Harmus Germany by Gebrüder Ohlhaver

Carl Harmus doll mark Trebor Harmus Germany Robert Carl

Carl Harmus doll mark Trebor Harmus Germany by Robert Carl

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German Doll Encyclopedia 1800-1939 book in 1984 and German Doll Marks and Identification book in 2001 both by Jurgen and Marianne Cieslik, The Collectors 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 and continued research across the Internet since 1999 which we share with you.