I just had to share these sweet, sweet pieces that came into the shop recently. Sometimes it's just sooo, so hard to sell things........but that's only because I WANNA KEEP THEM.
First, meet Bunny Lou and Mary Lou. Aren't they GREAT. I have no idea how old they are, but I'm guessing maybe the late 50's or early 60's.
They still have several outfits that come with them and the box is still there too.....a little worn, well, alot, but still there.
Aren't those faces precious???
And, here's a darlin' doll suitcase..........
stuffed to overflowing with doll clothes.........
and accessories.
LOOK at these precious gloves with a tiny felt girl attached!!!
And, last, but definitely not least......A DOLL TRUNK!!!
This has GOT to be at least a hundred years old. Notice the swan pic in the top of the lid.
And, the little lift top compartment............LOVE IT!!!
I sometimes wonder how anyone can let family treasures like these escape the family. Don't you wish we could hear their stories?? I'll bet there was a very fine china doll whose clothes were lovingly place in this tiny trunk by some special little lady.
I know I've used the word 'precious' too many times, but I don't know any other way to describe these pieces.
So, tell me. What cha think?
Aren't they just PRECIOUS???
I'm partying with these girls:
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Yes, those are precious treasures. LOVE the little doll gloves! I would keep them! Awesome trunk. We have one and the dogs sit on it to look out the familyroom window. It has one of their "beds" on it!
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Aren't dogs wonderful? And, yours must be very special to get to sleep in an old doll trunk. 8-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for comin by, GSG.
I think the dolls are just precious--and the little suitcase. They make me smile.
ReplyDeleteMe too, Sandy. 8-)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I still have tons of my paper dolls. I framed some of them and wrote a post about it last year. It turned out really cute and it makes me smile every time I walk by it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea. Hey, can you sent me the link. I'd love to see it.
DeleteThanks for stopping by.
I'd say precious too!!!
ReplyDeleteI just loved playing with paper dolls when I was little!
Thanks so much for sharing such wonderful things!
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Robin
Hi Robin. Thanks for the visit. 8-)
DeleteOh how sweet, and precious these are! I adored Bunny Lou, and Mary Lou....I have a friend who I sometimes call Mary Lou when goofing around:) Just adoarble, and thanks for sharing them!
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LilacsNDreams
How cute. Tell Mary Lou I said 'hello'.
DeleteI have never seen paper dolls like these. They are really cute. I would have a hard time selling them, too.
ReplyDeleteHi Joyce!!! Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteHi! thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a link to yours so i could visit! those gals are very cute that you found...i just love vintage 40's/50's illustration - there is nothing like it! it is hard to let things go to sell sometimes...i know how you feel!! i'll be following by email here :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Stacey.
DeleteJust found you from Joyce's site. I love that doll truck!!
ReplyDeleteGREAT!! Joyce was one of my inspirations for starting a blog. And, isn't the trunk darling? Hey, since you've found me, please be sure to check back often.
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ABSOLUTELY PRECIOUS! I WOULD LOVE TO LOOK AT ALL THE ABOVE EVERYDAY!!! MAKES ME FEEL WARM AND FUZZY INSIDE,LOL.
ReplyDeleteAhhh, Thanks Sandra. But, I sold the paper dolls yesterday. I hated to see them go. 8-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing what you get in the shop. It must be so much fun getting new things to sell.
ReplyDeleteOh it is, Patty.....but often hard to part with items.
DeleteTHANKS for comin by. So good to see you. 8-)
I used to have Bunny Lou paper dolls. I took wonderful care of them and wish I had them now (I'm 57!) I've been looking for them forever!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pictures!
Vickie
I have a large trunk with the exact same swan label on the inside of the lid. Does yours have a label or a maker on it? Just trying to find some more clues as to where mine came from. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks!
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