A Good Pair of Early 20thC Bisque Baby Doll Heads by The Diamond Pottery Co.

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A Good Pair of Early 20thC Bisque Baby Doll Heads by The Diamond Pottery Co.Origin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 Circumference: 10. 5 inches (at widest point) Height: 4. 25 inches In original condition, the pair of flesh coloured bisque baby doll heads by the Diamond Pottery Co., England, c. 1920 Impressed "D. P. C. 164 8" each having flanged necks,, painted blue eyes & and moulded hair, one with eyebrows, the expressions differing slightly. The condition of the heads is excellent

After the mid-eighteenth century

He made two basic heads for Davenports: a No

now serving as an undeniably decorative delight

rounded shoulder merging with long narrowed neck

and we imagine that if the piece was signed then it was to the absent base

Period: Fourteenth Century

Other measurements available on request

The South African addition to the design was three smaller flags centred in the white stripe

also designing this poster for London Transport

There is wear

There is further copy to the footer

however the trunk is lined with Hamilton Advertiser newspaper dating to June 17th 1950