Help identify antique dolls

I need help identifying what these are I can’t find the same ones anywhere online. Got them from an estate sale

 

Hi Dalyn!

Welcome to Antiquers...........

They would have a hang tag sewed somewhere on the body, if they were manufactured..........

I'm thinking a home sewer.

 

Considered a Goliwog..............
https://www.google.com/search?q=gol...kRC4YQ_AUoAXoECAEQAw&biw=867&bih=559&dpr=1.75

 

My girlfriend just found them and I’m at work when I get home I’ll check! Thanks! That was was lol

 

You might find a tag under the clothes, or somewhere on the clothes if factory made.

Can't tell much from your photo.

I suspect more Vintage than antique...............

 

I found those I just can’t find one like the ones I have mine are longer than others

 

More detailed photos could be helpful.

Wikepedia info............

Made Commercial and home hobbyist.

From what I can see, the stitching around the eyes look hand stitched. A close up would help.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golliwog

 

Have you seen the other 2 photos I added?

 

The clothing appears to be made from synthetic fabric so would be vintage rather than antique. At a guess, I'd think 1970s (although by then, they would rightly have been considered offensive.)

Debora

 

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I replied and sent one more of you scroll up

 

*if you scroll up

 

1. I didn’t make them.
2. It’s history regardless.
3. Some are average $6000 and up to $15000.
So I would like to know what I’m working with here

 

Newer copies of the $6000 ones. Without closer pics with better lighting that's what I see.

 

Apparently similar dolls are/were copied in China, at least in 2016:

https://www.theguardian.com/comment...-should-be-fighting-for-in-2016-suzanne-moore

I know China will copy anything, but the fact that this could be commercially viable today boggles the mind.....

 

Unfortunately your later photos still aren't closeup enough to determine how the eyes were applied.

I assume you have looked for "hidden" commercial tags all over the doll?

 

My opinion: hand sewn in the 1970s. These are not the expensive ones.

 

Is it possible to link those $$$ photos?

When I suggested home sewn, I did not mean to imply that I thought you made them.

I'm curious to see how the high dollar ones were constructed.