Here are some pictures from customers showing dolls in situ.
Their houses are lovely and make me realise what a long way I have to go with my
own.
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Commissioned figures in Michael Mursanow's late Stuart room setting |
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Shirley #1 and #2 and Freda in Patricia Selman's 1930's room |
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Three views of Christa Hancock-Naef's Chateau
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Here is a variation of Paul the footman in the parlour of Alexander Kefalas' house |
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Elliot in the house of Rebecca Passingham |
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Inside the police station made by Jeffrey Sterland |
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Dulcie in Nina Scott-Stoddart's Edwardian roombox |
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Rufus and Patience in Becky Mellings' tavern. |
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 These
two pictures show an eighth scale figure in model boat by Robert Elder of
Canada |
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Workers in the bakery created by Laura from Mexico. |
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The owner of the bakery in her shop created by Laura. |
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Pearl and Ruby Pratt of 'Larkrise to Candleford' in their
shop with Sybil. Scene and photo by Elaine Lewis. |
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Here are three pictures of Yvette Stait's
Georgian house. Yvette
has been responsible for adding a good number of new Georgian dolls to my
range as she has been the first to ask for them.
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Here is my version of Marie Antoinette in Rose Bertin's shop
by Regine Fourmann |
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The next three pictures show a few of the many dolls
commissioned by Marina Henry inside the splendid house she has built
to portray her real family ancestors in the 1840's - 50's. |
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This is the veg. garden and back-yard of a super
war-time house by Christine Davison More views below. |
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The next 3 pictures are from Cosette Desvergez. |
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This is a shadow box featuring the gallant Major Peirson,
hero of Jersey, by Cosette. |
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Two views of Faye Lushey's 'painted lady' house and one
of her Georgian one |
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Thomas, Luke, and Gerard in Pam Lander's Tudor Hall
If you look closely you should see the three minstrels'
heads top right and Jack sitting in his corner in the room
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The next pictures are of my daughter, Emma's dolls house. It is a Greenleaf
house set in the Edwardian period. It is the wedding day of the daughter of the house.
No prizes for guessing who made the dolls! |
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