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I am a private individual who just loves 1/12th scale 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 every single one is modelled individually, which means I cannot replicate them exactly. The particular dolls you see here may not still be available. 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 comments, questions or requests please contact me with your requirements. This is a late Georgian period Lady. Not a particularly wealthy woman, more of the 'ordinary' street
type lady. She is wearing white stockings and pantaloons and gold brocade shoes. Gold brocade underskirt with gold lace trim and
frill detail. Her gown is made from yellow, blue and pink floral striped cotton with yellow organza frill around the sleeves,
and gold trim around the edges. A gold brocade stomacher with pink fringe detail. Her gold curly hair falls loosely around her shoulders.
Click image to enlarge  This is quite the dandy young gent of the Regency period. He has white, tight-fitting
breeches and black, over-the-knee leather riding boots. A shorter length white waistcoat with black buttons and a black
silk cravat. A very fashionable blue and gold striped tailored stand collar jacket with gold trim, and two side
pocket flaps. His brown curly hair is swept into a ponytail at the back and tied with a black silk bow. This is a
very smart, swanky gent, suitable for any lady of the period.
Click image to enlarge  This Tudor man has red, knitted stockings, red, wide-fitting, leather shoes. Read and gold
trunk hose, white cotton shirt with lace trim, red silk sleeved jerkin over the top. Very wide, sleeveless tunic worn
over the jerkin with brown fur trim. He has the fashionable whispy beard and flat, Tudor-style cap with feather and
rose trim. This is quite a wealthy Tudor man, who would grace any Tudor house or mansion.
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This is a late Victorian Lady. She wears white cotton pantaloons, with a white cotton lace-edged
petticoat, black, leather lace-up boots. A blue cotton gown with lace apron and a blue, checked overskirt, gathered into a
large bustle train at the back with pink flower trim. Pink braid edging to the jacket and a gathered lace blouse underneath.
Her brown hair is piled high on the head, with a pale blue bonnet perched on top, decorated with checked trim and pink feathers.
Click image to enlarge  This is an ordinary, Victorian, working-class man.
He wears a checked shirt and a flat cap with a neckerchief around his neck. Brown trousers and
a light-coloured brown leather waistcoat. He's a well-worn, hard-working character.
Click image to enlarge  This is a fairly wealthy Tudor Lady of good family. She wears
an underskirt of gold patterned brocade, with a green over-dress with various ribbon trims.
The sleeves are of the same green material slashed with gold brocade, with a heavily beaded criss-cross
embroidered pattern. Her headdress is typical of the period, being a bead-edged French hood.
This would have been a relatively well-to-do woman.
Click image to enlarge  This is a Medieval Blacksmith or Armourer. He wears an unbleached
calico overshirt over a brown knitted tunic. Brown hose and rust coloured woven breeches to the knee.
He has thick leather brown boots and a thick leather apron, tied with leather thonging. This is a typical
blacksmith of the period and his hands are modelled to carry a large hammer, sword, axe or any other item
of his trade. He's a jolly character with a rather large nose!
Click image to enlarge  This is a pair of good Dickensian characters. The woman on the left is
a rather stout woman, dressed in a faded red dress with apron and mob cap. The woman on the right is dressed
in a faded print dress with grubby apron and a bonnet - tied under the chin. She has a very bad skin condition,
with warts, moles and pimples. These women are typical characters of the 19th Century.
Click image to enlarge  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.
Click image to enlarge  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.
Click image to enlarge  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.
Click image to enlarge  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.
Click image to enlarge  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.
Click image to enlarge  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.
Click image to enlarge  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.
Click image to enlarge  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.
Click image to enlarge I will be adding more dolls to my Gallery on a regular basis, so please visit again soon. If you have any comments, questions or requests please contact me with your requirements. |