Information on Porcelain Dolls?

Judy
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January 27, 20180 found this helpful

Both are mass-produced and worth very little. One doll is one of 750. The other is one of 2500.

Linnea

November 4, 20190 found this helpful

She may only get $20, but in truth, a doll or anything is worth what someone will pay for it. If few are up for sale, the "worth" can go up if one catches a buyer at the right time.

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Ask higher and see if there is interest. But do a search first to compare w other sellers.

 

poehere
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January 31, 20180 found this helpful

You won't find much information on either doll because they are mass produced. One is the 25th doll made in a series of 2500 dolls. The other is the 18th doll made in a series of 750 dolls. These types of dolls don't have a lot of information on them and they don't sell for a lot of money either. You can probably ask around $20 for each one of them if you wanted to sell them.

barbgeren

February 1, 20180 found this helpful

Thank you for the information... I really appreciate your taking time to respond!!

 

cybergrannie
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March 20, 20180 found this helpful

These are nice dolls but there are so many similar dolls that value will always be low. Actually, your dolls are not "mass" produced but many similar dolls are and that is the problem. Usually "same" dolls that are mass produced will be in 5,000 made (or more).

• I could not find any information your 'Cheria O'Neal doll so there may be another name associated with this doll.
• The second doll is from a very large collection/series of dolls and many of these were associated with different countries/places.
• I have not seen a FIFI but I did find several listed on eBay from the Palmary Collection, Three Hearts
• Collection.
• Here is a link to these dolls that are presently listed on eBay and the sellers asking price. We have no way to tell how long sellers have had these listed or if they will ever sell as sellers list dolls for months and months (even years).
• www.ebay.com/.../i.html?_odkw=FiFi+Palmary+Collection...
• Here is a link showing doll fro this collection that actually sold (over the past few months).
• www.ebay.com/.../i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=Palmary...
• If you are wanting to sell your dolls, I would suggest you try your local sale sites (Craigslist is good) but you may have to list for several months.
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• I would suggest you start each one separately at $45-$50 each and lower the price if no interest is shown.
• Craigslist is very easy to use but you will need several photos (cell phone is okay) and a good description (especially measurements and clothes).
• Always be careful of inviting someone into your home as safety has to be a first concern. A public place works better for someone to view your dolls.