GOOGLY DOLLS AND KEWPIE DOLLS
GOOGLY AND KEWPIE DOLLS 
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Googlies: Sometime round, painted, glass, tin, or celulloid, when they move to side are called flirty eyes. Popular 1900/1925, most doll manufacturers made dolls with googly eyes, like: Heubach, K*R, Armand Marseille, Barh & Proschild, Demacol, Max Handwerk, Hertel Schwab, Kestner, Kley & Hahn, Limbanch, S.F.B.J., Hermann Stainer, Strobel & Wilkin, Walter & Sohn, and lots of all bisque unmarked with series numbers from unidentified companies. The quality of this group varies greatly. With painted eyes they could be painted looking to side or straight ahead, with inserted eyes, the same head can be found with or without flirty eyes. May have closed smiling mounth, composition or papier mache body, molded hair or wigged.
VARIETY OF GOOGLY DOLLS.
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Kewpies: Designed by Rose O Neill. 1912: Manufactured by Borgfeldt, later Joseph Kallus, and Jesco in 1984, and various companies with special license, as well as unlicensed companies. They were made of all-bisque, celluloid, cloth, composition, rubber, vinyl, zylonite, and other materials. Kewpie figurines have mold numbers 4843. Kewpies were also marked with a round paper sticker on back. On the front, was a heart shaped sticker. May also be incised on the soles of feet "O NEILL".
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