Antique German Kämmer & Reinhardt 126 Doll 28” Simon & Halbig Bisque Doll c.1900 — antique collectible doll

Antique German Kämmer & Reinhardt 126 Doll 28” Simon & Halbig Bisque Doll c.1900

$600.00
Sale price  $600.00 Regular price 
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Antique German Kämmer & Reinhardt 126 Doll 28” Simon & Halbig Bisque Doll c.1900 — antique collectible doll
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Antique German Kämmer & Reinhardt 126 Doll 28” Simon & Halbig Bisque Doll c.1900

$600.00
Sale price  $600.00 Regular price 

We welcome reasonable offers. If a piece has captured your attention, you are invited to propose your price.

Overview

Large antique German doll by Kämmer & Reinhardt, mold 126, featuring a high-quality bisque head produced by Simon & Halbig.

Dating to circa 1900–1910, this doll represents a period widely considered the height of German doll craftsmanship, known for refined modeling and exceptional quality.

Standing at an impressive 28 inches (approximately 71 cm), she has remarkable presence and makes a striking display piece for both collectors and interiors.

Key Details

  • Maker: Kämmer & Reinhardt
  • Bisque Head: Simon & Halbig
  • Mold: 126
  • Country: Germany
  • Period: Circa 1900–1910
  • Height: 28 inches (71 cm)
  • Eyes: Glass flirt eyes
  • Eye Mechanism: Original opening and closing flirt-eye mechanism
  • Presentation: Beautifully styled with delicate fabrics and refined detailing

Head & Facial Features

The doll features a high-quality antique bisque head by Simon & Halbig, renowned for its refined modeling and exceptional craftsmanship. Her original glass flirt eyes remain fully functional, adding animation and personality to her expressive face.

Condition

The bisque head is in excellent condition, free of cracks and chips.

  • Bisque head in excellent condition — free of cracks and chips
  • The lines visible in the photographs are mold seam lines with minor paint accumulation and are not cracks, confirmed by inspection from the interior of the head. It is also quite possible that these lines are minor kiln deformations formed during the firing process, which do not affect the integrity of the bisque or the quality of the head.
  • Light traces of adhesive along the wig line from previous attachment
  • Minor stabilized superficial paint loss with no through damage to the bisque
  • Body shows age-related wear and restoration consistent with dolls of this period while remaining sturdy and fully suitable for display

Costume

The doll is beautifully presented with delicate fabrics and refined detailing that complement her elegant appearance and impressive size.

Collector's Notes

A large and expressive example combining early twentieth-century aesthetics, fine German craftsmanship, and strong visual presence.

Gallery Presentation

A unique musical composition was created specifically for this doll, along with an artistic video capturing her mood and character.

Available on our YouTube channel.

Before Purchasing

All details and condition aspects are clearly shown in the photographs, including images of the interior of the head.

Reasonable offers will be thoughtfully considered.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an authentic Kämmer & Reinhardt doll?

Yes. This is an authentic antique German Kämmer & Reinhardt doll, mold 126, featuring a bisque head by Simon & Halbig.

Does the bisque head have any cracks or chips?

No. The bisque head is in excellent condition and is free of cracks and chips.

Are the flirt eyes working properly?

Yes. The original glass flirt eyes and their opening and closing mechanism remain fully functional.

What are the lines visible on the bisque head?

The visible lines are mold seam lines with minor paint accumulation and are not cracks. Inspection from the interior of the head confirms this. They may also represent minor kiln deformations formed during the firing process and do not affect the integrity or quality of the bisque.

What makes this doll especially collectible?

This doll combines the desirable Kämmer & Reinhardt mold 126, a high-quality Simon & Halbig bisque head, original working flirt eyes, impressive 28-inch size, and the refined craftsmanship that defines the golden age of German doll making.

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