Rosas American doll collection

ive been meaning to upload these pics for some time, i collected all these dolls when i lived in america just got dolls out of their boxes yesterday after 15 years and decided to let you all see them here goes.
this is a baby porcelain doll shes called sugar britches her maker is pat gazie, reflections of yesteryear, she just feels and looks like a real baby.





will add my other collections soon

 

this is martina first doll made by rotraut schrott in america, shes from germany her father did the lithographs hes a famous painter in germany, martina is a large doll with real hair and eyelashes.next doll is marlene by the same artist.







marlene

 

goldilocks by pauline

 

Sugar plum by Diana Effner molds destroyed in 1994 no more ever made of this baby doll

 

this is meagan by artist cindy Mc clure bought her because my grandma on my mothers side was called meagan.

 

shelly by cindy McClure

 

Jennifer By Jane Zidjunas

 

this is micheal hes an ashton drake galleries yolandas baby collection, no more were ever made after his first year 1994.i bought him at that time as my ex is called michael in fact i bought 2 and he has other one

 

OMG i am positive that we have the one called Sugar Plum here, after each of my daughters were borb, we bought them each a porcelian doll and i am sure that one of them has Sugar Plum....i'm gonna have to go and check that out, they have the certificates with them too.

 

penny thats amazing to hear, sugar plum is a lovely little doll, shes been in her box for years also have the certificate with her, let me know iff its the same one, theres no more now after all these years.

 

this ones called scarlet, Algernon dolls made these unfortunately her dress got the sun

 

another Alegernon doll her name Gillian

 

heres another pic of my baby doll sugar britches

 

Rosa they are so lifelike!!

What a beautiful collection, they must be worth a lot of money now

 

hi jazmine thanks, ive just washed some of their clothes today going to iron them tommorow and re-dress them, i e-mailed someone in america and they reckon there prices havnt changed much which im very suprised to hear after almost 20 years, i stopped collecting dolls when i came back from america as when you have them out they get dirty so they have been in large doll boxes under my bed but its so nice to get them out every so often.