Beautiful Belton type 10” bisque doll circa 1900

Description

10” Belton type doll circa 1900.  Her bisque head is beautiful with original set blue glass eyes.
She has 3 holes on top of pate.  Socket head on jointed bisque body.  Body is in good condition for age.  She does have a repaired thumb.
Please look at all pictures, I am not a doll dealer so tried to take pictures showing anything questionable.
This doll is from an estate and is being sold as found with no returns so please
Ask all questions before bidding.
Shipped with USPS Priority Mail w/insurance.
The common characteristic's of Belton-type dolls are: a
solid bisque dome head,
an
uncut pate
with
one, two
or
three holes
.  Belton type dolls are found sized 9 to 24" tall, usually a bisque socket head on a composition jointed body, but occasionally a bisque shoulder head on a kid body is found.  Belton type dolls, usually do
not
have a doll makers initial or symbol in the marking
,
only
a
size
number or
mold
number.
Belton-type dolls are not attributed to any single antique doll maker, dolls are probably
German,
but usually attributed to the
French.
It's also possible, Belton-type dolls were made in
both countries.