The January/February 2024 issue of DOLLS is 48 full-color pages and includes this year’s Dolls Awards of Excellence Public’s Choice winners, articles on award-winning doll artists Kathleen Hill and Sandra Maxwell, our annual Doll Directory, and more!
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Getting into the holiday spirit, some talented artists fashioned dolls, clothing, and accessories specifically for the season.
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We offer a wonderful selection of limited editions and everyday dolls and bears for every age. Go ahead and take a peek at our new catalog, you will be amazed!
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The Original Doll Artist Council of America (ODACA) celebrates the doll as art and fosters and encourages talent in the figurative arts.
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Collectors often see dolls as things of beauty. Jungsuk Ko views them as works of art — vehicles for artistic exploration and expression.
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Recently, I was able to purchase a collection of 8-inch Madame Alexander dolls. Among them were this pair of dolls that are tagged Romeo and Julie
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The November/December 2023 issue of DOLLS features 48 full-color pages and includes holiday-themed dolls and our annual holiday gift guide.
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Q This doll has been in our family for many years. My mother just passed it down to me. I would like to know something about it. How old is it? Where was it made? Does it have any value to collectors? Can you help us?
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I first heard the name Madame Alexander when I was 7 years old. My mother and grandmother had taken me to the John Wanamaker department store in Philadelphia to see Santa Claus and ride the monorail that was attached to the ceiling in the toy department.
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I have always enjoyed the FAO Schwarz Barbie dolls that you have featured in the past and the stories behind them.
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Susan Gibbs’ puts her knowledge and experience to good use in her career as a reborn and silicone baby doll artist.
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We want to be your doll source! Our abundant inventory gives our customers a range of choices from basic play dolls to investment works of art. We invite you to check out our catalog and tour our shop online for up-to-date listings and prices. And of course, we are available to answer your questions via email or phone.
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Diana Jones, owner of DOLLS Magazine talks with Georgia Taylor from “In the Doll World.”
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The October 2023 issue of DOLLS is 48 full-color pages and includes articles on BJD artists Virginia Lee, Mazarine Blue, and Sandy Anderson; paper doll artist Diana Vining; sculptor Dawn Donofrio; and the memorable Madame Alexander.
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This cloth doll is not marked. I have been told that it may be an Italian Lenci doll, but no one to whom I showed it was sure.
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Anderson Art Dolls (Sandy Anderson) walks us through the production of her beautiful dolls, taking...
Read MoreModern Doll Collector Convention ended a week ago on Sunday. Travel back with us to Indianapolis to hear stories and updates from KC Eddy of Dianna Effner Dolls,...
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I had been looking for years for this 1967 standard Barbie. Finally I was able to locate one for a high price.
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The August/September 2023 issue of DOLLS is 48 full-color pages and presents the Dolls Awards of Excellence Public’s Choice nominees and ballot. This issue also includes features on April Norton and her newest collection of white porcelain dolls, Susan Gibbs’ doll career, Jeffrey Cook of Maison Jeffrey, Erin Green of Cottontail Doll Designs, PDMAG’s Sherrie Neilson, and more!
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Mary Senko created World Doll Day Shows with the goal of making every day a doll day, following the example of Mildred Seeley of Seeley Dolls, who established World Doll Day in the 1980s to encourage collectors to give a doll to a friend and spread the hobby. Senko launched World Doll Day Shows last year with events in Arizona, California, and Washington.
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