The words are hard to read and the title ("copr by Grace G Rethwell Jermany Oxsee Walton 1990?") is my best guess, sorry! She has a full porcelain body, joints in hips, shoulders and neck, painted nails, and some hardy white leather(?) shoes with the cutest bow and buckles. I'm looking for identity and possible approximate value so I can decide whether or not to insure her. My grandmother passed her collection to my daughter and there are quite a few! My girl loves them all so!
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The dolls you inherited are very pretty. However, none of them are worth much. There is no need to insure them.
She is quite lovely.
I would post her on the Facebook group (you have to ask to join) called "Let's Id our dolls!!!"
Maybe one of the guys or gals there can help. She may have been a studio dolls...meaning a place where people went to make dolls which was quite popular in the late 1980s and into the 1990s.
Once you get an ID, I can help you value her.
Thanks for sharing!
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