This antique doll parts lot features a diverse collection of bisque heads, composition bodies, kid leather, and cloth components dating from the 1880s through the 1910s, likely of German origin. These pieces represent the golden age of doll-making and are ideal for restoration, assemblage art, or collectors of unique curiosities.

• Includes multiple bisque and china porcelain doll heads with hand-painted facial features, rosy cheeks, and glass or painted eyes; some heads have molded hair and open necks for attachment.
• One near-complete strung composition doll body with bisque head and original cord stringing, remarkably intact despite age.
• Cloth and kid leather sewn doll bodies with original stitching and period fabric fragments, showing authentic wear.
• Assorted papier-mâché and composition torso and body pieces, plus turned wooden limbs painted with black boots and yellow shoes.
• Jointed arms and legs in various materials including composition, kid leather, and fabric-wrapped parts.
• Original period doll undergarments, lace clothing fragments, connectors, joint discs, and hardware included.

These parts carry over a century of history with visible cracks, chips, and worn seams. Sold as-is for parts, restoration, or artistic use. See all photos carefully for condition details.