#19

Maker: Madame Alexander

This doll was from her childhood. She received it around 1960. Not the original wig, because the original wig was cut by her mother to make a Mary, Joseph & Jesus set.

The best part about the Christmas she received this doll, was when she received it, her mother had also handmade a full wardrobe for her. The Antique robe was a gift from her Grandmother Babbitt.

The canister set is from Germany. The gravy boat from Czechoslovakia. The cream & sugar set is vintage. The blue & white ceramics are from London.

#18

Patty bought these at an Antique Store in Prescott for $150. She loved that the names were in French, and she bought them specifically to go with her Epicerie ( a french toy store or sweet shop). These go with #19.

#17

The German kitchen set Patty purchased from e-bay for about $200.

The doll with the pearls was Patty's 1st Antique doll. It was a gift from her cousin, Jeanie Hansen. She bought it for her when Patty made her daughter's wedding cake. The doll is German, and has sleepy eyes.

The girl with the green sash.
Maker: Mori Mura Brothers, worth about $50

The doll is in mint condition, original wig, but not original clothes. During the 1940's Japan would make dolls because the German market couldn't because of the War.

Patty saw this doll in a Tucson store, and wasn't sure since it was marked from Japan. When she returned home, she did research and found out about how Japan made dolls during the war, and realized she wanted it. When she went back to Tucson, it wasn't there. On her next birthday she was surprised with it by her husband, who had snuck back to Tucson to buy it for her!

#16

Maker: Madame Alexander
1940's
Original dress & bouquet.
Patty purchased this at a dollshow in Phoenix for $150.

Bridesmaid, maker unknown but is in her original clothing form the 40's.
Patty purchased her for $90 at a dollshow in Phoenix.




Maker: Madame Alexander

Vintage Little Women Series
Group of 5 dolls, purchased from e-bay for $1000.

Marmie in brown.
Meg in red.
Beth in blue.
Jo in green.

#15

Ralph bought this for Patty in Munich.

#14

Vintage dolls.

The shelf was bought in Budapest.

#13

Maker: Madame Alexander
Vintage Cissette

Bedroom set is vintage from 40's or 50's. Patty bought it at a dollshow in Phoenix. The clock on the table is from an Antique Store in Budapest.

#12

Doll cost about $250.

Couch came from Antique Store for $35. It's from the 40's or 50's.

Teaset with the Hollyhocks was made in England. Patty bought it for $65 from an Antique Store in La Jolla.

#11

Patty bought Charlotte in an Antique Store in Las Vegas for about $200. She is German, from 1909.

The Vintage bead purse was from an Antique sale.

#10

Maker: Madame Alexander

The bunk beds are from Patty's childhood. The vintage rug and chair are from an Antique store.

#9

Maker: Madame Alexander

The girl sin the red and navy dresses are Vintage Cissettes. The girl's in the gold and pink dresses are Vintage Wendy's. Those dresses were handmade by Patty. The rest are modern.