CM Bergmann Dolls German • Doll Reference

CM Bergmann Dolls 1888-1931 German

CM Bergmann antique Eleonore bisque socket head doll 25" face — CM Bergmann Eleonore antique bisque socket head doll 25″ face

Charles M. Bergmann doll company was founded in Waltershausen, Thüringia, Germany in 1888, by 1907 he added a second factory in Friedrichroda, Germany. CM Bergmann dolls came in sizes from 13 to 34″ tall, papier mache dolls, bisque shoulder head and kid body or bisque socket head on a composition jointed body and character baby dolls, heads were supplied by Armand Marseilles, ABG Alt, Beck & Gottschalck, Kammer & Reinhardt, Simon & Halbig.

CM Bergmann dolls were distributed in the United States by Louis Wolf & Company, who registered the following doll trademarks; 1892-1917 Cinderella Baby doll, 1904 (S & H mold 1280) & 1915 Columbia doll, 1914 Baby Belle doll, Eleonore doll, 1918 Spezial doll and 1926 My Golden Star doll – in German Mein Goldstern doll. CM Bergmann’s doll company ceased operations after filing bankruptcy in 1931.

CM Bergmann Doll Marks & Doll Mold Numbers Identified

CM Bergmann doll trademark seven pointed star

CM Bergmann doll mark 0 inside a triangle Columbia doll

CM Bergmann doll mark Columbia doll red label

CM Bergmann doll mark one inside a triangle Columbia doll

CM Bergmann doll mark 191 CB K star R, Kammer & Reinhardt

C.M. Bergmann doll mark CM Bergmann Waltershausen Germany 1916

C.M. Bergmann doll mark CM Bergmann A 4/0 M (Armand Marseille head)

C.M. Bergmann doll mark AM CMB
(Armand Marseille head) — C.M. Bergmann doll mark AM CMB (Armand Marseille head)

C.M. Bergmann doll mark B 4 CM Bergmann Germany

CM Bergmann doll mark CMB Simon & Halbig Eleonore

CM Bergmann doll mark S & H, CMB 3 (Simon & Halbig head)

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CM Bergmann Doll Resources: German Doll Encyclopedia by Cieslik, page 25.