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Baby Doll made by Kammer & Reinhardt |
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Before the early nineteenth century dolls were generally referred to as 'babies' whether they actually depicted babies or older children and adults.
From about 1860s baby dolls with more baby-like features were produced. The dolls' features included squatter, pot-bellied bodies and bent limbs. An early manufacturer of baby dolls in the early twentieth century was an Kammer & Reinhardt. These dolls were made of tinted bisque and had character faces made by Simon & Halbig.
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Baby Dolls
