Please note: I am a private individual who just loves 1/12th dolls and dolls houses.
I love making dolls for other people who do not have the skills themselves and I welcome
commissions from anyone.
My dolls are all 1/12th scale and modelled individually, which means I cannot replicate them exactly.
However, I will always do my best to produce a doll in very similar style to those presented here if
required. If you have any questions whatsoever, please contact me.
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 This is a Medieval woman dressed in calico gown with under garments. She wears a braded
tie around her waist and a horned head dress draped with calico cloth. Her gown is very simple, with very little
adornment, quite befitting a woman of the time. She is suitable as a general housewife or washer woman of the period.
She would have been an 'ordinary' sort of middle-class working person.
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 This is a very old lady. Bent over and resting on her staff. She wears a shabby, wine-coloured
cotton dress with a cream petticoat, and a cream cotton apron. Black, lace-up leather boots and a cream coloured cotton head
scarf. She is quite grubby and is suitable as a market woman, poor country woman or an old Gypsy woman.
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 This is a lady from the late Edwardian period. She is a fairly 'Well-To-Do' woman.
She wears a pale blue simple straight dress with three rows of fringing to hip level. Her dress has silvery
embroidered leaves on it and straight, three-quarter sleeves. She has a boa made from fringing around her neck to
match her dress. Black, patent painted shoes with a strap and black bow on each one. This is a very 'Classy' lady.
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 This is a middle-aged street lady of the Georgian period. Although she wears a
reasonable dress, she is still a bit 'grubby'. She wears a cream cotton peticoat with pink and white gingham
underdress and pink cotton overdress. She has her dress 'hitched-up' to protect it from the dirty streets.
She has a fichu around her neck and finishes her outfit with a large pink and black hat.
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 This is a rather wealthy Georgian Lady. She wears silk pantaloons and lace petticoat.
An undergown of ambroidered lilac brocade with pink organza frill trim. A lilac, fine silk overdress with pink and
gold trim. There are pink and lilac bow trims down the front of her stomacher. She has lace-trimmed three-quarter
length sleeves with pink organza trim. She wears a powdered white wig, curled and piled high upon her head, topped
with a little lace cap with pink bow trim. This lady is typical of the mid-Georgian period, with plenty of frills
and trims.
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 This is an Elizabethan woman, possibly a merchant's wife, market lady
or everyday woman. She wears a woven brown skirt, a grey striped doublet-style blouse with lace trimming
to the sleeves and a white ruff. A white head cap with a tall crowned black hat over the top.
A typical woman of the Elizabethan period.
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 This chap requires little introduction. He's the Pied Piper of Hamlin.
Rat catcher extraordinaire, complete with his tin whistle. He wears a parti-colour outfit in red and yellow
stripe with green trim. Long-hanging outer sleeves with red diamond pattern and red lining.
Red leather pointed boots, red hat with two feathers and gold trim.
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 This couple are from the Stuart period - early to mid 17th Century.
The gentleman wears a royal blue silk costume with point-lace trim, black leather bucket boots with large,
turned down cuffs. Wide, knee-breeches, white cotton shirt with very wide sleeves, gathered at the wrists.
Slashed sleeves on his tunic and a wide, white, delicately laced collar. A blue silk cape and wide-brimmed
hat decorated with lots of feathers.
The lady wears a matching blue silk high-waisted taffeta gown with a stiffened bodice. Large, lace-trimmed
sleeves and a wide, lace-trimmed falling collar. Her hair is dressed in the fashion of the day.
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This is just the start of my Gallery at the moment.
I will be adding more dolls in the near future, so please visit again soon.
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