Maruhei Oki Ningyo Hina Dolls, 15 pieces Emperor and Empress (Gotensama, Ohimesama), Three Court Ladies, Five Musicians, Guards, Attendants A daughter inherited these dolls from her mother, who came from a noble family. They are said to have been received from the founder of a former ice company, the predecessor of a major frozen food company, but there is no evidence to confirm this. The owner went to the Mitsui Memorial Museum to confirm, as Maruhei's Hina dolls were on display there. Later, during a trip to Kyoto in the summer, the owner showed the images to the owner of Maruhei, who confirmed that they were from Maruhei. The Emperor and Empress were made by Heizo Oki, the [number]th generation, and the other dolls may have been made by his disciples. This is based on the small images on the phone. Only the dolls are included; the cloth in the image is not included. The accessories are "extras." Thank you.