Are these collectible or donatable dolls?

[rutlertime]

Just finishing with a big batch of dolls, mostly Madam Alexander, and there are a few that have no ID's.  So I thought to ask whether anyone recognizes these and whether they are collectible or whether they should just be donated.  Thanks for your help!

[soh.maryl]

No markings at all? Those last few look very much like porcelain imitations of vintage dollies.

[rutlertime]

Thanks - couldn't find any markings - maybe I can list them as "porcelain imitations of vintage dolls" - the clothing is pretty clean and well made.

[kathiec]

The top doll is just a modern porcelain doll with little value. The middle pic is two reproductions of 19th century parian dolls. And the bottom is a reproduction of a 19th century china doll. The repros have some, but not great, value. Search for reproduction china and reproduction parian in the Doll category to get an idea of prices.

[orphie1402 · Accepted solution]

The blondes are Amy and Meg from Shackman Little Women kits:

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/bisque-porcelain-doll-kit-3835600915

I think the last doll is by Ruth Gibbs.

http://bhamdollclub.blogspot.com/2015/01/ruth-gibbs-dolls.html

[rutlertime]

Many many thanks for the info and research!

[rutlertime]

@orphie1402 

Discovered these interesting marks on the Ruth Gibbs doll - wondering if these were from whoever made the porcelain pieces or whether they were added later?