Showing posts with label reproduction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reproduction. Show all posts

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Sylvia at Waterfront

If you are in Brunswick, Maine
on the weekend
do visit the indoor flea market.
It is called the Waterfront Flea Market
and is in Fort Andross.

Tucked away in the middle
of this fascinating place
is
Sylvia.
Now Sylvia does not like
to have her picture taken,
BUT
She does not mind if I
take pictures of her dolls.
After all, 
they are for sale.

Here is some of what
I got to see, today.

~Reproduction Bru~

Bru is a name which nearly
any doll collector recognizes.
The French dolls have been
reproduced in various forms
many times.

~Patsy Joan by Effanbee~
This one is hard plastic.

~American Child by Dewees Cochran
for Effanbee~
This beauty is also hard plastic.

~Dolly Rosebud by Horseman~
(another hard plastic)

~Rosebud Brother by Horseman~

~Applause's Raggedy Ann~
What a cutie,
don't you think?

And more...
The beautiful big composition darling,
Chatty Cathy,
more babies, more compo,
more hard plastic and vinyl...

Years ago
I started talking to Sylvia just about
dolls, but (in the interest of full
disclosure) I now count her among
my real friends. :)


Tuesday, August 23, 2011

I May Have Said this Before...

This little wooden doll
was done from a kit by
my very talented sister.
The kit included the
wood pieces
plus the patterns and
and instructions.
I just love her.
(Well, both the doll
and my sister, of course!)
The little cloth doll
on her lap was
made by the same sister.
She made her from
scratch.  This doll's
dress comes off
and she has a
nightgown,
which I keep misplacing.

I may have blogged this doll
before.
I must figure out how to
keep track!