can you date this....

[duffytrash]

found on the ohio river....I think its china......prob 3/16 thick....its like its stamped ..but very good...thanks!!!

 

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[bottlehunterofcoscob]

Can't help you but would've been a beauty.

 

[epackage]

Looks like a piece to a porcelain dolls head or torso...

 

[Bass]

I kept trying to remember where i've seen something similar to this piece and i think epackage is right. But then, he's always right. Lol. Here's my example



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[duffytrash]

amazing!!! good work on this!!!that's exactly what it is...wonder how old??1880s??this is the old part of town...big Victorian houses in the hood..

 

[diggummup]

It does appear to be a piece of a porcelain doll head but I think the "made in" mark dates it to after 1921. The AM stands for Armand Marseille, the 7/0 is the size of the doll and the number above that we can only see a portion of is the mold number. That doll head shown by bass assassin is definitely Victorian.

Info on the company- Armand Marseille Dolls - An Introduction to Armand Marseille Dolls

 

[epackage]

I kept trying to remember where i've seen something similar to this piece and i think epackage is right. But then, he's always right. Lol. Here's my example


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