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A Girl with a Basket —Kestner, Mold 143, Germany, c.1900–1915 -
Antique Bahr & Proschild 273 DEP German Bisque Head Doll, 23 Inches, c. 1895–1910 -
Antique C.M. Bergmann Simon & Halbig Doll 23” German Bisque Doll c.1900 -
Antique French Limoges Bisque Doll, 17 Inches — Fully Jointed Composition Body -
Antique French Tête Jumeau DEP Bisque Head Doll on Original Bébé Jumeau Diplôme Body, 23 Inches, Blue Sleeping Eyes, c. 1900–1915 -
Antique French UNIS France 301 Doll, 25″ — Working Flirty Eyes -
Antique German ABG Highland Mary China Head Doll, 28 Inches, circa 1870s -
Antique German Alt, Beck & Gottschalck (ABG) China Head Doll, Circa 1865–1870, 21 Inches -
Antique German Bisque Doll Kämmer & Reinhardt 53 Simon & Halbig Early 1900s Rare Collectible Doll for Sale -
Antique German Character Doll Kämmer & Reinhardt 116A Bisque Head Simon & Halbig 15 -
Antique German China Head Doll — Civil War Era, 25” -
Antique German China Head Doll, Attributed to Conta & Boehme, 26 Inches, circa 1870s -
Antique German doll Heinrich Handwerck 99 DEP -
Antique German doll Kämmer & Reinhardt/Simon&Halbig -
Antique German Frozen Charlie Porcelain Doll, 10 Inches — Black Molded Hair -
Antique German Kämmer & Reinhardt 126 Doll 28” Simon & Halbig Bisque Doll c.1900 -
Antique German Kämmer & Reinhardt 403 Doll by Simon & Halbig 23” Rare Grey Eyes c.1910 -
Antique German Kestner Bisque Doll with Original Leather Body, 17 Inches, Late 19th Century -
Antique German Kestner Doll 23” Bisque Head Jointed Composition Body Blue Sleep Eyes c.1915 -
Antique German Simon & Halbig 1009 DEP Bisque Doll, 16.5 Inches -
Antique German Wooden Picture Cube Puzzle Set with Original Box | Children’s Toy Circa 1900–1915 -
Antique Germany doll Heinrich Handwerck 99 bisque head -
Antique Heinrich Handwerck 109 Bisque Head Doll, 23 Inches, Sleeping Blue Glass Eyes, Germany c. 1905–1915 -
Antique Heinrich Handwerck 119 bisque head Doll — 28’’
Origin & Nature of Antique Objects
At Yana Lamar Gallery, each piece is not simply an object — it is a fragment of time. Unlike modern items, antique dolls were created in a different era, with different materials, techniques, and intentions. They were not designed for mass consumption, but carefully crafted to be held, cherished, and remembered.