I know just enough about old dolls to know what I DON'T know! LOL! You have a bisque headed doll (if you look for "china doll" you will find about the shiny glazed dolls with painted on hair) with shoulder plate. It looks like she has bisque hands, but I can't tell about her feet. Things someone who knows about dolls will want to know is does she have sleep eyes? Do they open and close? does she have kid arms and legs? Bisque feet? Open or closed mouth? They will want to see closer and better pictures of her head...ears, mouth, eyes and hair and to know what you know about the doll. She appears to have been restored, the body looks new to me...now the question is what else about her is new? Does she have new hands? Feet? Hair? Has she been repainted. As I said....I know just enough to be dangerous!! Linda C Here is a link that might be useful:

I am very happy to see that I'm the only one that has inherited the specific problem. I had a next door neighbor actually that left me her entire doll making collection because her kids were no longer interested in it I'm still going through it as I have just taken possession of it less than a week ago. So far I have come across between 20 and 40 of the Seeley's molds everything from teeth to tongues to heads to arms and legs I have green where eyeballs wigs clothes stands paint brushes slips porcelain and my collection even came with the American Beauty kiln model number AB18 serial number 408. If anyone is looking for anything at all please contact me at austindoublea83@gmail.com. I'm located near Houston Texas and will be more than happy to provide you with pictures or anything you might need. I have no preference whether it is an individual item or sold as a lot. I will try to keep you guys up to date on what it is I find but I have over 60 boxes to go through and so many individual pieces.

Hi Tami Welcome to the world of dollmaking. I found this forum and signed up because a search for Duncan's product turned up your request. Gwen and I make porcelain dolls and have a teaching studio in Tasmania. I am currently researching pourable composites for body making and hope to find a strong durable composite which is not latex based as the ammonia smell during curing messes with asthma issues I have. Would love to know how you get on and if you have any questions about the porcelain side of the process I would be happy to answer. Peter Here is a link that might be useful: Pics of us and our stuff :)

Are you sure you typed the url in correctly? I just copy & pasted it in and I got there from the Url I gave. Try again. It is a cute doll. Joyce