Lot of three small painted all-bisque black figurines

Lot of three small painted black all bisques. For those not acquainted with the “ painted bisque “ term , it indicates the paint was applied AFTER the bisque was fired, hence when you see some paint wear on two of the three this explains why. Two are one- piece figures with no articulation. One resembles a little girl with sad eyes, and molded and painted short dress. The other represents a Hawaiian ( or some other remotely related “ South Pacific ‘ Island Girl ‘ “with a lei covering her neck and an ankle-length “ grass “-skirt permanently affixed. The third represents a baby with painted features and three tufts of faux “ hair “ inserted in holes on top of and both sides of head. She has both jointed bisque arms AND legs, and is well attired in an all- original white gauze infant dress with pink trim and underwear. All unique, but all special!