Käthe Kruse Rare Doll Room

Donelle Denery takes us on a tour of Käthe Kruse's Rare Doll Room. Welcome to your virtual doll gathering! In these videos, you'll see and learn about dolls of all types antique to modern! We invite you to learn more about the UFDC by visiting our website, www.ufdc.org.

[@marcymahle7579]

Loved this program very much. I love Kathe Kruse dolls and I am very fascinated with these sweet little doll house dolls. They are wonderful. Thank you Donelle.

[@adventuresindolls2631]

so glad you enjoyed the program!

[@susanteel6089]

Fabulous program. I did not know that Kathe Kruse made both dollhouse dolls and life-size dolls. The program was well presented and well researched.

[@adventuresindolls2631]

Happy you enjoyed it!

[@laurat3157]

Thank you! Very informative!! I learned something new about Kathe!

[@adventuresindolls2631]

So glad!

[@barbaracrain2975]

Great video!! Thank you!!

[@adventuresindolls2631]

You are so welcome!

[@elizabethwhitley1082]

Marvelous show. I had no idea that Kathe Kruse manufactured anything other than the play dolls. Thank you for the exceptional effort!

[@adventuresindolls2631]

You are so welcome!

[@maryburns4409]

I would love to see Michael Canadas, Carmel doll boutique- Mary Maine

[@SusanPhillips-qd5zh]

I recently purchased a 2 1/2 - 3 year old show window doll, not in the best of shape, but still very interesting and heavy. Through the stockinet body covering, you can feel the ball joints in the legs. These do not function, but definitely still show that they must have made very nice . The head is some sort of composition which has been touched up with a squared peg that fits into the body. That would explain that the heads could be interchangeable. Does anyone have more information about these figures?

[@susanteel6089]

Does anyone have any information on Dorothy Dixon, who is mentioned in this video? Thank you.

[@adventuresindolls2631]

Maybe try Donelle Denery, author of this program.