Porcelain Doll's Head - Germany - Circa 1920-1930

Beautiful fine porcelain doll's head, of the cushion doll type, probably from the German firm Fasold & Stauch, active in the Thuringia region at the turn of the 20th century. This model dates from the Art Deco period, circa 1920-1930.
The female face is treated according to the aesthetic canons of the period: heart-shaped lips, half-closed eyes, blush on the cheeks, thin eyebrows, and a “garçonne” haircut painted in a warm mahogany brown. Everything evokes flappers, Berlin cabarets and the sophisticated figures of silent cinema.
This type of head, used for luxury dolls or decorative objects, bears witness to the worldly taste and modernist forms that characterized German production between the wars.

^{About Fasold & Stauch: Active in Bock-Wallendorf, Thuringia (Germany), Fasold & Stauch has specialized in the production of fine porcelain figurines and decorative objects since the end of the XIXᵉ century. It is particularly renowned for its doll heads known as "cushion dolls", intended for a luxury market. Their production is distinguished by highly refined modeling and painting, often inspired by contemporary aesthetic trends such as Art Nouveau and Art Deco.}

Condition: Very good overall condition. Glossy porcelain, without cracks or chips. Slight surface wear consistent with age.
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Signature: Numbered “7088” on the reverse and “6” in red on the inside of the neck. Unsigned.
Period : Circa 1920-1930.
Dimensions : Height : 5.4 cm.

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