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featured in Dollcrafter Magazine, May 2002! Museum
Quality! (Made by International Award Winner! Layaway Available!)
A Jamie Englert work of art, this doll is an A. Thuillier, a French company who made dolls during the last quarter of the 1800's. Her bisque is a pale & soft color. She has light grey paperweight eyes which follow the almond shape of the antique doll. She is wearing a tawny blonde mohair wig. Her costume is handmade of silk, in an aged pale mint green. She won't wear anything else! The design of the outfit was copied from a photo of an antique doll in an auction book. She has handmade leather shoes & handmade stockings. If you are a collector of antique dolls & cannot afford these wonderful French faces, a quality reproduction is the way to go. This doll has been created using heavy research into the techniques of antique dollmaking. Only the finest materials have been used. Custom-made,
silk dress and cotton undergarments by Varla Miller. http://www.geocities.com/varla_miller_dolls |
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