Three Dolls With Trousseaux Part 1 in Theriault's "As In A Looking Glass" Auction

Theriault's Dollmastery Vignette Series presents: Three Dolls With Trousseaux Part 1 in Theriault's "As In A Looking Glass" Auction.
Narrated by Florence Theriault
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[@ablindgibsongirl]

Oh what a beauty. Thank you for showing her to us. I hope her next caretaker appreciates her. I'd love to touch one of these lovelies. I'm blind but have loved dolls since forever and collect them. Right now I'm downsizing my porcelain doll collection. I don't own any antique dolls but would love to one day. Vinyl dolls are a particular favorite if well sculpted my favorite vinyl dollmaker is Carpatina.Maybe these will be the antiques our grand children auction for thousands of dollars.

[@nanasewdear]

Thank you for sharing this lovely doll with us. I would love to have a reproduction of this sweet young lady. I like to handle and dress my dolls and would be too frightened of harming a real antique.

[@dakotacraft9672]

This doll is exquisite! I hope to find a doll like her some day. The quality of the doll, and clothing, is just amazing! Children today don't know what they're missing!

[@nancywillaert1111]

I have some patterns that i saw i earlyer videos. It was a joy to see how it would look in reality. I need to downsize my patterns for modern ball joinded dolls. But i gifs a good idea how to work if you have the basispatterns and what to look for if you go to markets. Sometimes but less and less you can find something.

[@nancywillaert1111]

Could the white polkadott dress be like a morningdress from that period? So the lady could accept informal geussts?