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Maison Rohmer: A Family Affair | Virtual Doll Convention January 2019 | Antique French Rohmer Dolls
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- Опубликовано: 1 сен 2019
- It's raining Rohmers! I have never seen this many Rohmer antique dolls in one place. "Maison Rohmer: A Family Affair" | Enjoy this special program on antique French Rohmer Dolls with Rachel Hoffman and Michael Canadas that was filmed live at the Grovian Doll Museum for the January 2019 Virtual Doll Convention.
Learn more about The Grovian Doll Museum: www.groviandollmuseum.org
Learn more about Virtual Doll Convention: www.virtualdollconvention.com
These dolls and their clothes are stunning!
This is such an important video. The dolls and intertwining of the family history is unique.
Love, love, love this video. Every time I go back to watch it through the years I pick up new information or detail, my next stop will be the wonderful Ms. Fanny video once again. thank you Michael and Rachael!
You are very welcome. I have wonderful memories filming these videos.
What a treat to see such gorgeous dolls, thank you so much for sharing all your information and history about the dolls.
You are very welcome, thank you for watching!
learn more about the Virtual Doll Convention at www.virtualdollconvention.com and The Grovian Doll Museum at www.groviandollmuseum.org
Fabulous you're so lucky to have those dolls 👍🤩😍💖❤💗💓
They are!
Such a beautiful and unique display and presentation!! I'm trying to teach my grandchildren and greats to appreciate the "old" things and to love them as much as I do And my children do.
You are so welcome! Thank you for your kind words!
Look forward to the book, so interesting - thanks.
You are welcome!
This was wonderful to watch ! Thankyou Rachel and Michael ,can’t wait for your book ! ❤️❤️❤️
Heavens, mending was something I taught my daughter in theb1980s, before her teens. Perhaps that was unusual but when I was a child in the 50s/60s, almost all girls learned to darn. Clothing in post war Britain and Rope was not something to wear for a season and then throw away. Mending was an essential skill. We all learned it.
I'm watching this for the fifth time as I learn something new every time..,I long to see your book come up for sale.
Those dresses are incredible!
The red coat is a sewing masterwork!
I’ve seen lace fabric before...for humans...it’s truly extraordinary. I taught myself French sewing if that type many years ago..it required great patience and care.
Ya'll are awesome ! Ronald here in Virginia love dolls have a vintage video store as well
Thank you so much for tuning in!
I collect a lot of the Armand Marcie but I do have a kesner a lot of black ragdolls and different other ragdolls and porcelain dolls .
Just beautiful, thank you guys for the presentation, marvelous!
Thank you for tuning in!
I learned an amazing amount of information. Thank you.
Thank you so much for this!
Thank you! This is awesome!
These ladies are beautiful.
Were these the dolls used to show salesman samples?
I read years ago that the sales men would show the fashions to the aristocracy and, the dolls would be the models for the dresses and, the ladies would order their clothing that way.
Oh to have one of these to love.
Thank you for sharing these beautiful ladies.
Hi! These dolls were sold as playthings for wealthy children. We are glad you enjoyed this video, thank you for watching!
It’s a good thing I’m not there because I’m drooling over the clothes!
I think the moth holes make the clothes more real...