Antique Doll Collector Magazine: Vintage Dolls Featured at Theriault's Recent Rende...

Antique Doll Collector Magazine: Vintage Dolls Featured at Theriault's Recent Rende...:   Sandra Sue, Theriault's.com. There were several Sandra Sue dolls; this one did very well.  There were four others that sold...

Antique Doll Collector Magazine: Charlotte, the Original "Frozen" Doll

Antique Doll Collector Magazine: Charlotte, the Original "Frozen" Doll: A Variety of Charlottes.  Courtesy, Theriault's. Long before Elsa of "Frozen" there was Frozen Charlotte, my first antique...

Doll Parts are More than Parts!

Dolls from an Estate ; some now in my collection

I have to thank my friend Michelle, who rescued a box of vintage magic skin and composition babies for me. They came in pieces, poor Patsy and Ideal Tickle Toes, and a little Alexander baby, all naked and forlorn.  Their eyes were cloudy, the magic skin, well "cooked" brown ad Michelle put it.  They came home, and through the miracle of surgical tape and windex gently applied, they began to take shape.  We still need an arm or leg here, but everyone is dressed, and Patsy stands next to an aritst rendition of Circle Dot Bru and near an antique Chiense dolls.  Our magic skin boy proudly wears a baby Cubs outfit, and a lovely little girl from Ideal with a hardplastic hed wears diapaers, a lacy dress, and little hiwte shoes.  Lavender doll sunglasses hide her cloudy eyes.  The other babies where vintage clothes, and the little Alexander has her won batiste christening dress and bonnet. Doll collecting brings out, yet again, the best in friendship and dolls.  Doll parts, far from being creepy, are the stanzas we use to create poems of rescued and refurbished dolls.

Antique Doll Collector Magazine: Q and A with Donna Kaonis, the Editor of Antique D...

Antique Doll Collector Magazine: Q and A with Donna Kaonis, the Editor of Antique D...: This smallest size KPM has a great hairdo. As a regular feature of this blog, we will feature a different collector and/or writer ...

New Alexander Ada Lovelace

See below: This fully articulated 10" classic Cissette doll is dressed as the famous Ada Lovelace, mid 19th c. founder of scientific computing, noted female mathematician and credited as the first computer programmer. With brown hair styled in a fashionable up 'do, she is wearing a full skirted Victorian gown of lavender, iridescent taffeta and elbow length, puffed sleeves trimmed in black lace. White mesh, elbow length fingerless gloves, a lace-trimmed white petticoat, white tights, lavender pumps and drop earrings fill out this ensemble, topped off with a lovely headdress of yellow organza ribbons entwined with flowers, a black feather and lace. Ada carries a diagram of the calculating engine that made her so famous. SKU 68190. The Collection Doll, ages 14+ https://www.madamealexander.com/the-collection-dolls/collectible-women-of-history-dolls/ada-lovelace-woman-in-history-doll.html?utm_campaign=Blog+Updates&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=14158548&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--mtvs5xCjnhnbVLeTtN8ncAMVJNzdVqu2Q-bEgf64M9RandILTsEMO9QKNWVz-8-pDoTSdAlifLoXLQsQEqykmtnav5g&_hsmi=14158548#.VBidLuoo7IU

Doll Museum: In its Own Words: Antique Doll Collector Magazine ...

Doll Museum: In its Own Words: Antique Doll Collector Magazine ...: Two spectacular collections will be featured at the upcoming Frasher Doll Auction November 1 in Kansas City, Missouri. The estate of the la...

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