The photograph shows three antique Jumeau dolls, and the second from the right is a Heinrich Handwerck 109 DEP. However, the doll being offered for sale this time is the 40 cm Handwerck doll wearing the brown dress. This doll was made around 100 years ago by a famous German doll maker, possibly for export, and designed to resemble the French Jumeau, with the mark DEP 109. The head is marked 109. The wood and composition body and costume also appear to be antique. The eyes are weighted, allowing them to open and close, but since the doll arrived, padding has been placed inside the head to protect them, and they are now fixed in place. The price is about 1/15th that of a Jumeau doll, but I think she's just as charming. The wig is antique and is pictured under a hat.