Price guide to wax German dolls. In the 1870s, 80s and 90s, the most commonly found waxed dolls were the German lady dolls, made by Dressel, Schilling & Kestner, but not always easy to identify, as dolls were only just beginning to be marked. The Dressel dolls often have brightly coloured high heeled boots, and while the shoulder heads are waxed, the arms and legs of all these dolls are often composition; only sometimes waxed on the more expensive models. Reference: All You Can Bear

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Price guide to wax character dolls. Character dolls can be those modelled on an actual person, such as those similare to the Queen Victoria doll below, or those which have a realistic appearance. They can also refer to dolls with exaggerated characteristics such as google-eyed dolls.

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