LEGENDS
Note - not dollshouse size
Here are few dolls that don't really fit in anywhere else as they are not strictly historical.
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King Arthur and Queen Guenevere This is my interpretation of how they may have dressed, if they existed at all. Their crowns are based on those worn by the Byzantine Emperors, with whom they are contemporary. Arthur's cloak bears the emblem of the house of Pendragon and he carries the great sword, Excalibur. £73 each |
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Merlin Not a pointy hat in sight! I see him in lots of flowing drapery and his long hair blown about by the winds of magic. £73 |
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Traditional English Father Christmas This is how I remember the great man from my childhood, before he was ousted by the American style Santa Claus in short jacket, trousers and hat. £58 |
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Christmas Tree Fairy (approx 6 inches high) The first was made for my granddaughter in colours to match her Christmas tree, but one similar to this features in the mini-films made for Harveys Furniture to introduce Coronation Street TV screenings over the Christmas period since 2007. Have you seen her fluttering down from the tree? Something similar could be made to match your decor for £60 I have loads of ideas and suitable fabrics - pink, blue, purple, lilac, red, green, turquoise, brown, yellow, black (now wouldn't that be dramatic, and very cutting-edge), as well as the usual white, all trimmed with either gold, silver or bronze. Go on - let me play! |
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Here is a variation just completed, made with blue instead of pink. |