I have a question about Door of Hope Dolls for Jean Kestel. I just bought 2 "DOH" dolls that do not look like the ones in this video. They seem to be antique but have more detailed carvings and have jointed wooden bodies, arms and legs. Their clothing is very similar but not their bodies or faces. Any idea who they might be? Thanks!
wow these collectors are hard core, very informative and interesting, thanks for showing this video.
THIS IS A MUST WATCH!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!🤔👏👍👍
Enjoyed seeing this video. Very informative too. thanks.
That lady has the best job in my opinion!!
I love your collections
wow nice video and nice dolls
i have a 1968 doll and next year is her 40th birthday while she is not that old i love her to death
what did u put in a plastic container to get rid of bugs? what is the name of this insecticide?
Yelena Lavrova it probably was a mothball type agent. You have to be careful not to have it touch the dolls nor use it with plastics.
im making my own doll out of clay pretty soon, and im was debating to make the dress out of duct tape, or fabric, and fabric won.
Littlelowe Nikky make me one weeboo Chan!
I have old dolls that need some repair. I wonder if you could tell me any place that would get them fixed.
So the French fashion dolls were the first mannequins?
I have a question about Door of Hope Dolls for Jean Kestel. I just bought 2 "DOH" dolls that do not look like the ones in this video. They seem to be antique but have more detailed carvings and have jointed wooden bodies, arms and legs. Their clothing is very similar but not their bodies or faces. Any idea who they might be? Thanks!
how to clean the clothing? Vacuum wont get out stains.
How do you wash the hair?
I have brushes I use to clean my Japanese dolls...and they are not exposed to sun.
Bet you one of the dolls is possessed