Yes, I do know what mine are made of... I guess I needed to be more specific that I'm not asking about what/where the figures I have... I'm wondering what the origin of the original might have been, and if anyone has ever seen another. Lindac-- Good to know someone else thinks it's a carnival prize. I actually already had that tray, and it's a coincidence they all fit perfectly. If I came across another in red, I'd buy it. Sunnyca- No cushion... maybe just the shadow you're seeing? No markings anywhere on original. I will try being less politically correct in my search and see if that makes a difference... thanks!! Someone emailed me information on Esther Hunt and Joe Celona-- looks like they made somewhat similar busts, so maybe that is a clue to the time period. Thanks for the responses!!

Hi Tami Welcome to the world of dollmaking. I found this forum and signed up because a search for Duncan's product turned up your request. Gwen and I make porcelain dolls and have a teaching studio in Tasmania. I am currently researching pourable composites for body making and hope to find a strong durable composite which is not latex based as the ammonia smell during curing messes with asthma issues I have. Would love to know how you get on and if you have any questions about the porcelain side of the process I would be happy to answer. Peter Here is a link that might be useful: Pics of us and our stuff :)

have you tried ebay?

I can't help with most of it, but if you have molds, and supplies for dollhouse size dolls (6" tall or smaller), I can post a link for you on my mini doll list. There are about 4000 members from all over the world on the list, somebody might be interested.