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Q: I bought this amazing set of 8-inch Madame Alexander dolls at auction. They are all hard plastic, bent-knee walkers with sleep eyes and glued-on wigs.
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Q: I bought this amazing set of 8-inch Madame Alexander dolls at auction. They are all hard plastic, bent-knee walkers with sleep eyes and glued-on wigs.
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When Sarah Korstange’s daughter later became obsessed with reborn dolls she decided to try making them herself.
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Q: I found this adorable doll of the little girl who was Buffy on the hit television show “Family Affair.”
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Q: A dear friend gave me this American Character Tressy doll, mint and complete. Can you tell me more about this doll?
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Jessica de Geus’ doll-design journey began with a life-changing question that inspired Moppiedoll, her beloved line of quirky collectibles.
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Q: I received a phone call from a friend who was selling some of her childhood dolls and a few of her mother’s dolls, as well.
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The May/June 2025 issue of DOLLS is 48 full-color pages. With an emphasis on baby and child dolls, it highlights Jennie Lee (Weebabies Nursery), Natalie Scholl, Anna Sheva, and Maria Asenova (Marias Nature Toys). Also featured are Marie Lemmet (YouplaDolls), Ankie Daanen, Nina Gasparyan (Odd Princess), and Arranbee’s vintage Nancy Lee and Nanette dolls.
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Check out our Q&A with Caitlin Salinas, the owner and designer of Comfort Cuties. Her adorable baby dolls are made to be cuddled.
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Geanie Litzman owns Who Wants This, Inc., an online store for dolls and accessories. Learn more from her Q&A with DOLLS.
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Q: My grandmother has a doll that she said was purchased on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City, N.J., for her mother in the 1920s.
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Dolls often become intertwined with cherished memories, and some collectors share personal stories and photos of their beloved dolls.
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Simon & Halbig all-bisque doll variation with closed mouth. By Jan Foulke; Photos courtesy of...
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When it comes to beaded jewelry, Sara Bolaños of Beads by Sada has dolls covered. Take a look at photos of her work, and read her responses to questions from DOLLS.
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Members of the doll community understand dolls can have a great deal of personal significance. Some collectors shared the stories behind their treasured dolls.
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The April 2025 issue of DOLLS is 48 full-color pages. In addition to featuring contemporary dolls, there is a focus on traditional-style dolls and accessories.
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I have always loved to look at the old baby dolls, but I never thought I would be able to afford an antique doll.
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Q: My thoughtful husband bought me this rare version of the 1968 Twist ’n Turn Barbie as a holiday gift. She is perfect and was expensive.
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I recently bought this perfect Mattel Walking Jaime on eBay. She is 11.5 inches tall and “walks.” I have a blond Jaime but never a brunette.
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Q: This 14-inch vinyl and hard plastic doll was standing in a booth at an antiques mall. She did not have the box but did have the wrist tag.
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The March 2025 issue of DOLLS is 48 full-color pages. A variety of designers and makers of BJDs, art dolls, and fashion dolls are featured.
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