Guy selling grandma’s lot of vintage dolls from 1930s to 60’s Dutch Boy Girl 👧

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I am selling a bunch of lots of vintage dolls this week in auction so this is pretty much a generic ad… Sorry… But please let me describe to you what’s going on.
I am a guy cleaning out my grandmothers estate and I know nothing about dolls. I kind of bunched up a few dolls to mainly fit in quality shipping boxes or I kind of assorted them thinking maybe… Condition would be a factor or age… That’s how I separated the lights so please take a look at these vintage dolls that I have no idea about.
The condition is… Right out of the attic dusty… Any stains that show up in the photographs… Make sure you look at all the photographs because they came from the attic… To the backyard to photograph… I try my best to show you every side but I’m only allotted a few pictures so… Mostly I’m trying to capture overall condition etc. So please look at the photographs. As is… As described… as found.
As far as these dolls are concerned… I am not sure if they are porcelain or plastic… Normally I can tell… I tapped my finger nail on the head and it sounds like porcelain but I am so unsure on this one… That I cannot tell. However they are old and very nice. If you could see the stains on the clothes… That’s important for you to see… But I’m sure they could be washed.My overall view of these Dutch dolls is they are very nice. Porcelain or plastic that is fooling me… Very nice and vintage. Oh one more thing… The boy is missing one of the shoes. I think the shoe will come off but one of the shoes is missing.
No legs are broken or anything like that… Just a bit dirty… Totally unknown… Please don’t mind my ignorance when it comes to dolls… After all I’m just a man…
If you have any questions specifically, please ask but they are packed right now. I wanted to give you exact perfect shipping cost and size so I packed them knowing I have the perfect box… Etc.
So to wrap it up… Exactly as pictured… See all photographs… Read captions… Exactly as described… Dusty from the attic… Thank you, John