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Re: Appraisal of two very old dolls.
Your little dolls are called Mama Dolls. They were made between 1920-1940. The tem Mama Doll came into play because many of these dolls hade a voice box placed inside the stuffing and when you tipped the doll it made a sound very much like a baby saying Mama. The material they are made of is called composition which is a wood product, then painted over with a hard enamel paint. They can be repaired and brought back to looking new again. If this is something you want to do look for a "Doll Doctor" and they'll be able to give you an estimate on the cost to repair them. I hope this helps, they are cuties.