Hi, thought it would be fun to do a doll a day. Please join! Every day, post one of your dolls. It can be obscure, popular or only you love it. Tell us who it is, who made it, a little bit about it and why you love it! Only one a day and we can go on forever!....terri
Madame Alexander Polly Pigtails in her original tagged outfit.
American Character Baby Susan made for one year only.
Wow, beautiful dolls. I especially love that Toddles and Baby Susan.
These are Ideal Tiffany Taylors. The one in the middle I got for Christmas when I was about 4 years old.
Wonderful doll pictures.love them all, Keep showing please, Lynn
I love this thread, so many different types of dolls both old and new. I learn a lot here.
There's "something" about those Tiffany Taylor girls that make them special but I don't know what that "something" is although it's definitely there. I can't tell that they're 19" tall from the photos.
Madam Alexander dolls maintain that consistent "look and feel" about them through the years. I don't know much about Alexander dolls though.
Love those Lissys out in the sun. I love vintage dolls when they go out in the sun, they're just so full of life.
The vogue toddlers look so cute.
I am not familiar with many of these dolls, but I keep looking at joints on the K&R S&H doll, they fascinate me. I am curious how these dolls are strung or if they are strung.
Good old Barbie forever young and body perfect, no digits extra, no digits missing. Contrary to what many parents think that Barbies are a bad influence on children, I love that perfect body, the touch and feel of the old Barbie.
My doll collection is downsizing, I will only keep our family's vintage one owner dolls, contemporary resin BJDs and vintage Sashas and Ideal Playpals. Speaking of resin BJDs......I was looking at Lorella Falconi's Violet Skye. Lorella Falconi announces exactly how many dolls will be released although I am not sure if this is marked on the doll's body. (eg 25/50)
Here's my doll for the day. I am suffenly fascinated by these Japanese made Bradley type dolls. They're not expensive, but I love them. This is the only one we have. She's a one owner doll from the 70s.
I like those Bradley dolls too.
@west_coast: I like that first doll, she is awesome!
Ellowyne Wilde and her Patsy little sister.
I try and stop by every day, love seeing all these dolls, old. new and in between, Hugs to all Lynn
A pair of baby resin dolls by doll artist Ping Lau. I was privileged to meet her during IDEX in April. I've been under a lot of doll related stress lately. These 2 little ones put a smile on my face. Love them.
Two tourist dolls from my childhood: Rio de Janeiro and Bahamas.
She's beautiful Lynn! I finally found a Handwerck head I could afford....I have had the body about 15 years...and just now found a head!
I love room boxes....never had one though.
Madame Alexander Joanie and Betty.
THnaks, and thanks all for these new p[ictures, dolls are so great they can hep relieve stree etc.
Room box's are great fun also. My kestner saYS "THANKS" LYNN
