It's placing to watch a sewing tutorial , I do sow, but not that level. Those dresses are very different but very pretty, that's for sharing with as thank you ❤

This is my favourite video and I’m on my fifth viewing as I’m learning so much from it. Can you please tell me where I can learn about the other famous makers of dolls house furniture. Have you other videos you can recommend? Thanks

So Love the Doll Storytelling too!❤ Thank you!

It is a shame ! As French I never visited Malmaison. After your excellent video, no doubt, i will do it the next time I go to Paris. Merci.

I have the benefit barbie I ordered so gorgeous barbie should be glamorous not plain

I had the Mia doll when I was 6. I just purchased one on eBay and am looking for someone to reroot her hair. Any suggestions?

Stole Howth doesn’t appear to read correctly.. I wonder if it’s actually Stoke House…

The only doll I had was little miss no name until I saw sasha dolls now I have a few of them. Lol.

I hope Belinda and her clothes will be available on their website😊

I had a few trolls when I was a kid. I am just getting into collecting again. Thanks for your video, very informative! ❤

Sou apaixonada por bonecas de porcelanas tenho uma pequena coleção aqui

E hermosas cositas me encantan ❤

OH my gosh! @30:02 that is the EXACT same gun that my Barbie has! The metal gun! i keep it in a little box, stashed away in her carry-case. That is so funny. 😆

This is my name😮

Thank you so much for sharing as a seventh generation former there are several Barnes on my family Farm that look like that let me tell you farmers did that because they never went without during the pandemic when I needed wood screws all kinds of things I had them think twice before you just organize it and get rid of the junk, but there’s a lot of useful stuff in there and being out in the middle of nowhere you don’t wanna run to the store every time you need something

I AGREE THE BARBIE DOLL WARDROBE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF," THE BARBIE COLLECTION!"

I have a gigantic Barbie collection including originals and newer dolls!

Very informative and interesting,!

I have read that trunk down = Strength ❤ Really nice finds

Hi Michael!! Absolutely loved this video!! You and I love the same type of antique things! I have quite a collection of porcelain inkwells including the 3 children. The one with the lady and children I’ve yet to find! I love everything you found!! I’m moving to San Diego soon and hope to be able to display my antiques in our new one story home! Hope to visit you in Pacific Grove next fall! I miss Monterey and California so very much! Glad to finally come back! Say hello to David and best wishes to you both on your new farm !!❤❤❤

Wonderful finds. I was not aware of Gaudy Dutch, though have several pieces of Gaudy Welch. I guess I came in late to the party, but is the house you're restoring (PA?) one you plan on living in or use as a vacation home....or sell? I also recently saw your doll shop on Ghost Adventures. Pretty cool, as I'm a huge paranormal fan....and also doll collector. John

these were incredible i loved this so much!!! thank you

People say 'you made my day' so often it's a cliche, but I really mean you and David started my day in the best possible way! So many amazing pieces that touch my heart. The elephant (I love them), the Harriet Beecher Stowe ceramic, the sketches- along with your historical references are just perfect. Thank you both for this emotionally uplifting gift.

I think all you are doing is so interesting

Why do most people find these dolls creepy?

Amazing !!!! The shop shield says Nuremberg. So it comes from Germany. I know an old shop as this existed in my home town. The doll museum in Nuremberg will have the information you want. Thank you so much for sharing and teaching. Best wishes from Germany

There is a fabulous book, which I used to have on these Princess dolls. The stuff that was included was amazing. Cars and prams too

So many beautiful finds that makes your farm home lovely and gorgeous.🎀🌸🩷💗absolutely breath taking.🌸💗🩷🎀💗

Love the original glass on the pricked pictures.

I am so happy for the both of you. Remodeling/repair is so stressful. ( we have just done it ourselves) , one has to be "Staunch". <little chuckles> > I have seen punchwork but knew very little about it. Thank you Micheal and David for this charming lesson. ( I love a bit of wedgewood too !)

What fun 🤩 love them all ❤️❤️

I cannot tell you how much joy your house renovation brings to me! I live in an 1838 Federal stone farmhouse in Chester County PA, which I have been filling with like treasures for over two decades. I truly understand what you are undertaking! Please keep the videos coming; I cannot wait to get back for an update on the house.🥰

Wow, what wonderful finds! By the way I was at your shop on Monday, August 26th-you were out of town-but I took some pictures of the babies floating in the clouds in your windows-just lovely. Enjoyed seeing the building and the charming town. Had been to a 55th class reunion of our Palo Alto High School graduation the Saturday before. Such fun!

I have been making historical clothing for some time and not seen a chemise made like this before, It is very pretty , I was also interested in the stays , fascinating applications to make these objects for dolls - very interesting.

Thank you guys for this amazing video! There's a lot new stuff I learned here <3

Hartnell was a wonderful designer and the Queen Mother looked very glamourous. It recalls to mind the frothy and oh so gorgeous Edith Head designs I admire , This doll is a movie star :) I also loved the Velvet Rabbit on the website, so very adorable !

Well worth watching twice so I did lol

Hi Michael. So much great history today. I'm glad to hear more about gae gardens again. I'm reaching a new high in excitement over the princess doll. Shes a dream.

I love listening to & learning from Michael & Denise. Such a treat. The dolls & wardrobes are exquisite & fascinating. Thank you!

I certainly learn so much, Jeffrey. Thank you!

I'm back, yet again! ❤

A beautiful treat, thank you.

Absolutely amazing and so impressive and you did a beautiful job ,her dress ,dolly corset came out so lovely by you.🎀💗🪆👗

The doll is absolutely beautiful, and it is wonderful to hear these stories about the dolls. They bring them back to life❤

It says in the description of the youtube channel that Michael and David founded the store🤔

She's a sweetie. Her hair is perfect. I am a fan of the late 1930's era dolls and doll house furniture. Thanks so much for showing her!

She is an absolutely a very stunning and quite beautiful doll and her pink dress is just gourgious and I love 💗 her facial paint 🎨 and features.🎀💗🪆🎠

wow this is incredible i could say so much! what a delightful video

1:08:38 Hello Michael, 20 French Francs was not an average worker´s monthly salary in the 19 century in France!! 　 I did study about it when I was in University more than 50 years ago. Annual income of ordinary citizens in France in the 19th century: In those days, there was no inflation, and there was almost no change in prices or income between 1810 and 1880. 　The average annual income of a civil servant was 1,300-1,400 francs, that of a craftsman was 600-1,000 francs, and the lowest class was about 400 francs.

Exquisita y maravillosa colección, una maravilla de exposición de piezas mágicas, enhorabuena por tan magnífica colección. 🥰🥰🥰