The image displays three vintage Kewpie dolls. These small, all-bisque figurines, popular from the late 1800s to about 1930, were often called "penny dolls". 

• The doll on the left has painted eyes with eyelashes, while the one on the right has molded eyes. 

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• The middle image shows the back of a doll with a price of "15c" marked on it. 

• These dolls are modeled in a human baby form and are made of unglazed porcelain (bisque). 

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• The figures show signs of wear and aging, consistent with their vintage nature