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Ernst Heubach Dolls 1887-1932+ |
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Ernst Heubach's porcelain factory was in Koppelsdorf, Germany. They made bisque doll heads on kid or composition bodies. Ernst Jr. married Beatrice Marseille, daughter of Armand Marseille and one of Heubach's sculptors had a brother that worked as a sculptor at A. Marseille, which may explain why their dolls have similarities to one another.
E. H. Germany, a horseshoe with ak inside or a backward E with a K, or with mold # 1900 + other mold numbers. |
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Some of their Mold Numbers
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Ernst Heubach Dolls 1887-1932+ |
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In 1919 Heubach & Marseilles merged
and formed the United Porcelain Factory of Koppelsdorf (Vereinigte Köppelsdorf
Porzellanfabrik vorm Armand Marseille and Ernst Heubach). By 1932
the two companies went their separate ways. Dolls from this union
are often marked with Heubach Koppelsdorf.
Other markings that they used are:
