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It's likely an antique German biscuit doll from the 1800s, there are no markings on her. The head is made of bisque porcelain which is unglazed to give a matte skin like texture, her hair is like mohair, the forehead has a stain on the right side of the face. There's also smudges that can't come off the right eye seems like the glue is more visible. The body: it features a stuffed cloth body & leather hands the legs are leather & the feet are cloth. She measure 22" w/gown but she is 16". The arms are showing a lot of wear on the leather & the right thumb is missing. The doll has stationary glass eyes & an open mouth with teeth. The clothing is in an age stain and Lace gown w/a matching bonnet. The dress has many stains on the bottom & a couple of holes along the side, also on the top of the dress they're stains & holes. The lace is coming off on the back of the dress there's also stains & missing a button. This style of doll was commonly manufactured in Germany. Please see all pictures