Bergmann, CM Dolls 1888-1931 German

C.M. Bergmann Eleonore doll, 25" tall, bisque head, ball jointed composition body, wigged, feathered brows, sleep eyes, painted upper and lower lashes, open mouth with teeth, doll mark has the Eleonore name in it.

Charles M. Bergmann operated a doll company in Waltershausen, Thüringia, Germany, by 1909 he added a factory in Friedrichroda, Germany, until they went bankrupt in 1931.

Bergmann dolls came in sizes from 13" to 34" tall, with composition ball jointed bodies and a bisque socket head or bisque shoulder head and kid body, supplied from other manufacturers; Armand Marseilles, ABG - Alt, Beck & Gottschalck, William Gobel, Simon & Halbig and maybe others.

Bergmann also made papier mache dolls, kid leather bodied dolls, character baby dolls. Dolls were distributed in the United States by Louis Wolf & Company, who registered these doll trademarks for them;

1892-1917 Cinderella Baby doll, 1904-1915 Columbia doll, 1913-1915 Baby Belle doll, Eleonore doll, Spezial doll and 1926 My Golden Star doll (Mein Goldstern).

C.M. Bergmann Antique Doll Size Number to Doll Height in Inches

Size #	4/0	1	2	3	4	5	6	6 1/2a	7a	8	9	10a	12	15
Inches	13	15	16	18	20	22	23	24	25	26	27	29	30	34

Charles M. Bergmann Identified Doll Marks & Doll Mold Numbers

C.M. Bergmann doll trade mark eight pointed star with helmet symbol in center

CM Bergmann doll head mark triangle symbol O. bisque head by Marseille

C.M. Bergmann doll mark triangle symbol 0 - Columbia doll

(bisque head by Marseille - see next for body label

CM Bergmann doll mark Columbia W Cork Stuffed red label, bisque head by Marseille distributed by Louis Wolf

C.M. Bergmann doll mark Columbia W Cork Stuffed, red label, bisque head by Marseille distributed by Louis Wolf - see previous triangle symbol for bisque head mark