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ca. 1918 Aich,
Menzel bisque head dolly face doll, 13" |
A.C. Angers founded an Austrian
porcelain factory in 1848, by 1870 M. J. Moehling became the
owner. The company appears to have changed owners several more times and finally by 1918, the company was known as Aich, Menzel & Company
or Aich Porzellanfabrik.
1918 is
also when the company first began
to produce bisque head dolly face dolls, most with composition bodies. |
Aich, Menzel &
Company Doll
Marks and Doll Mold Numbers
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Aich Porzellanfabrik doll
trade mark A & M. P. Co.
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Aich, Menzel doll mark
1904
A e M Made in Austria |
Aich, Menzel doll mark 1904 Eduardo Juan Made in Austria |
Note: The number 1904 is a mold number, not the year the bisque head was made.
The Aich, Menzel doll mark is often mistaken for Armand Marseille, so collectors refer to this company as;
Austria's A & M doll mark.
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