Antique Piano Baby Figurine – Bisque Porcelain Doll '367' – Antique German 1900s

Message me if you have any questions or to make an offer if the price doesn't suit you! This charming bisque porcelain crawling baby is a delightful example of early 20th-century craftsmanship, often referred to as a "piano baby." Hand-painted with fine features and dressed in a softly textured pink-and-white outfit, the figurine has beautiful blue eyes, blushed cheeks, and delicately molded blonde hair. The baby is captured in a crawling pose, a style popular in decorative nursery and parlor settings around the 1890s–1930s. The underside is marked with the number 367, which is typically associated with German porcelain houses like Hertwig or early Japanese export bisque figures. This piece is unglazed, as expected from true bisque, and has a matte, antique feel that makes it a lovely addition to romantic, Victorian, or vintage-inspired decor. Condition: Very good antique condition – no visible cracks, chips, or repairs. Natural minor wear from age. Perfect for: Collectors of antique figurines, vintage nursery decor, shabby chic displays, or lovers of early bisque dolls. Measurements: ✿ Length: 11.5cm | 4.53" ✿ Width: 6cm | 2.36" ✿ Height: 4.5cm | 1.77" Material: Unglazed bisque porcelain Keywords: bisque doll, piano baby, crawling baby, porcelain doll, baby figurine, antique baby, vintage decor, shabby chic, german doll, bisque figure, doll collectible, 1900s figurine, nursery decor