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| Madame Tarnowska, custom Made by Abernathy's |
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| Madame Alexander, Puddin |
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| From a Local Collection |
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| From a Local Collection |
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| No one loves these dolls, but I do. They won't be Marque caliber in value, but no one is keeping them. They are ephemeral ad won't be around for long, either. They are part of doll history, and are slowing growing in value online. I don't understand why some doll folk are so vehement in hating them. After all, they aren't real! |
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| I still like clowns, and I like this grandma. |
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| This doll has a very sweet face. |
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| Doll on left is Hatian |
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| Doll on Left is from the Same Collection I bought. She is vintage hard plastic. |
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| Porcelain, artist Shirley |
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| These are beautifully costumed |
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| Asian Antique Repro |
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| Emmett Kelley, artist version I have a slightly larger doll my dad bought for me in 1982; he paid$100 for it from a lady who worked for him. |
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| Antique Japanese Ichimatsu Ningyo. |
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| Pretty Gold Dress. |
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| 36 inch Kewpie, 1970s. |
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| Artist and Antique |
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| Antique German and Artist Bru |
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| Madame and Friends |
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