Hertel, Schwab Dolls 1910-1930+ German

Hertel, Schwab & Company was founded by August Hertel and Heinrich Schwab both doll designers and a minor partner Hugo Rosenbush who was a porcelain painter. They were also know as the Stutzhauser Porzellanfabrik.

Some dolls were made exclusively for the American market; Bye-Lo Baby for George Borgfeldt, Our Baby doll mold 152, 200 and Our Fairy doll mold 222 for Louis Wolf & Co.

They also produced bisque heads for other German doll firms; Kley & Hahn, Konig & Wernicke (doll molds 133, 135, 138, 158, 160, 161, 162, 166, 167, 169, 180), Albert Schachne (doll mold 148), Strolbel & Wilken (doll mold 163), Rudolf Walch (doll mold 142), Wiesenthal, Schindel & Kallenberg (doll mold 150) and possibly others. They made Character Baby, Character Child and Dolly Face dolls, all of which are very good quality.

**Hertel, Schwab identifying doll mold numbers & doll marks**
98	99	111	125	126	127	130	131	132	133
134	135	136	138	140	141	142	143	147	148
149	150	151	152	154	157	158	159	160	161
162	163	165	166	167	169	170	172	173	175
176	179	180	181	200	208	217	220	222

Hertel, Schwab Doll Marks

Hertel, Schwab doll marks; Made in Germany 136/4, 150 2, 151 9 1/2

Herftel, Schwab doll mark 165 mold

Hertel, Schwab doll mold 165

Hertel, Schwab Doll marks; LWC, L. W. & C., L W. & Co. are for Louis Wolf & Company

Note: Hertel, Schwab numbers after the doll mold or series number are a size number.

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