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H. Handwerck bisque head Dolly Face doll mold 109, 15"
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Heinrich and Minna Handwerck dolls were produced
in Waltershausen, Thüringia, Germany beginning in 1876 until they were
purchased by Kammer & Reinhardt in 1902
after Heinrich Sr. passed away at the young age of 44. After 1921 Heinrich
Handwerck Jr. re-founded the factory in Gotha near Waltershausen. K & R continued to produce
the Handwerck molds until at least 1932, between that time period they
added "oHG" to the marking.
Handwerck's bisque doll heads
were designed by Handwerck, but produced by
Simon & Halbig and are of
high quality and fine workmanship which continued under the K & R
ownership.
Heinrich Handwerck is probably best
known for their Bébé dolly faced bisque head child dolls and babies, kid or
composition jointed bodies, they also produced some celluloid dolls, too. |
Heinrich Handwerck Identifying Doll Marks
Note: Hugo Wiegand also used the
doll mark HW initials
 Heinrich Handwerck
doll mark Wimpern Gesetzl. Geschuzt inside a red circle, wimpern = real
eyelashes, mark is also found on Simon & Halbig dolls |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark
7 1/2 N |
 Heinrich Handwerck doll mark
29 H 1 |
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Heinrich Handwerck doll mark
69 -12 x Germany Handwerck 4 |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark 79.3X HW |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark 79 3 1/2 Germany HW |
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Heinrich Handwerck doll mark
79 N Germany |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark
89 · 10 |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark 89 over 12 |
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Heinrich Handwerck doll mark 11 1/2 99 DEP Germany Handwerck |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark
109 - 7 - H red circle with Wimpern Gesetzl. Geschuzt |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark
Handwerck 109-11 Germany 2 1/2 |
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Heinrich Handwerck doll mark 119- 13 Handwerck 5 Germany |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark 139 24. 6 H 10 |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark 139. 295. 1 H |
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Heinrich Handwerck doll mark 139.295 1 H |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark
S 10 H 739 DEP, body stamped Handwerck |
This doll mark
.H. 2 1/2 is believed to be by Heinrich Handwerck |
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Heinrich Handwerck doll mark Hch 2/0 H |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark Hch 6/0 H |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark Made in Germany horseshoe symbol xHch 6/0
Hx (head by Ernst Heubach) |
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Heinrich Handwerck doll mark H.H. 420 = Germany 36 |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark HH 420 Germany 72. |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark DR. Patent No 100279 Germany |
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Heinrich Handwerck doll mark HW Germany Halbig |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark Germany HH S & H 4/0 |
Heinrich Handwerck doll shoe
mark HH inside a heart |
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Heinrich Handwerck doll mark
Germany Handwerck Halbig |
Heinrich Handwerck doll mark
Germany Heinrich Handwerck Halbig |
Heinrich Handwerck Germany
Heinrich Handwerck Simon & Halbig |
Heinrich Handwerck Identifying Doll Trademark, Boxes & Hangtag
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Heinrich Handwerck doll trade mark an eight pointed
star with a doll symbol in the center |
Genuine Handwerch Doll Handwerck's Bebe Cosmopolite
Heinrich Handwerck doll box end graphics |
Heinrich Handwerck doll trade mark label found
on Bébé Cosmopolite, Bébé Recalmé, Bébé Superior boxes |
Heinrich Handwerck Doll Mold Numbers Identified & Trade names
69, 79, 89, 99, 109, 119, 120, 139,
160, 189, 199, 420
Eight pointed star + French or German words, Baby Cut, Bébé Cosmopolite,
Bébé de Recalme, Bébé Superior, Made in Germany + an
upside down horseshoe + Hch # H, HH,
HHW, HW, Germany + HANDWERCK + Halbig, Elaine dolls, LaBelle, LaBonita and Lotti, a
Lady doll ink body mark stamp D. R. Patent No. 100297 in 1897
with a Simon & Halbig doll head mold 1159.
Note: The Bébé
Cosmopolite doll - only the 18" tall size doll
marked; Germany, Heinrich Handwerck, Simon & Halbig 1,
was used for Lettie Lane's actual doll, a mail in premium
from magazine subscriptions from the Lettie Lane
paper
doll series in the Ladies Home Journal 1911. Kestner doll
mold 171 was also used 18" size only.
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