Doll Identification - Alexander or?

Hi All,

I've purchased this doll from a dealer. She's a redhair, 14" and unmarked. Not in the best condition, but not the worst. Does anyone know who she is/the maker?

 

@Brenda M, just BEFORE you hit POST in your thread, please select "FULL IMAGE" ....much easier on everyones eyes!!! Also, others will want to see the WHOLE doll! Thanks!!!! At the base of her hair on the back of her head, check and see if there's anything written....Others should be along to help you better than I.........

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@BoudiccaJones ............ just sayin hello !!!

 

@judy , @sassafras .
I know I am forgetting someone, but who....

 

Thanks so much for your help!

 

Please show the doll without clothes, front and back.

 

Can we see the dress she is wearing?

 

Do you know if compo or hard plastic?

 

And she also has the look of Alice in Wonderland!

 

MA like many other companies used the same face for many different dolls.

As suggested, if you haven't already looked at the back of the neck, do so. Especially up near the hair line.

 

Awww....looks to be one of my favorite Madame Alexander face molds. There were a couple of knock-offs that looked very similar though. If she is MA, it's the Maggie face mold which was used on many of the dolls from 1948-1954 (although not all are marked). The hairstyle and clothing will determine which one she is. Does she have a smell? A lot of the hard plastic dolls get "funky".

 

The blemishes on the face make me think she is probably made of composition.

 

Very well could be, Fig. That scratch on her cheek does look like compo underneath, but the thin eye cutouts, and rubbing at the neck look more HP. @Brenda M we would love more pics, so we can help you!