Porcelain half dolls, often called pincushion dolls, gained popularity in Germany from the late 1800s through the 1930s. These figures were crafted to adorn household items like pincushions, tea cozies, table brushes, and lamps. Typically portraying women from the Victorian or Edwardian periods, they provide a valuable glimpse into the domestic culture and artistic styles of that era. The gray hair doll shows a minor crack on the back (refer to photos), but it remains otherwise well-preserved without additional cracks or crazing.
