Vintage Topsy-Turvy Doll Collection — c.1900s–1970s — Sizes 10"–15"  The Topsy-Turvy dolls have a very interesting story behind them. 

VINTAGE BIKIN DISNEY "SNOW WHITE" COMPLETE DOLL SET Original 8-Figure Matching Collection • Never Removed From Box.

"Remember, you're the one who can fill the world with sunshine." — Walt Disney's Snow White, 1937

"Two small Kamar poodles, curled in pink and cream, keep watch together on the shelf — not rivals
for attention, but companions who have learned, across the decades, to be found as one."

Chinese Rosewood Carved White Jade and Brass Jewelry and Music Cabinet. Mid 20th Century. Nice Condition.

"Open the door- the music begins and the jade catches the light."

Beautiful Pair of Sarreid brass reindeer! 

Learn more about this gorgeous pair by clicking on their certificate below!

Madame Alexander's SONJA HENIE 14.5" Composition w/Metal Pin!

"Three-time Olympic gold, movie star sparkle — she skated straight into every little girl's heart."

"Not a reproduction. Not a copy. Number seventeen of ninety, touched by the artist's own hand — Zobe is as original as the morning."

Faith Wick was a nationally known collectible doll artist whose limited-edition pieces retailed for $300–$1,500 each in the early 1980s. She had a particular love for the Geppetto/Pinocchio story.

"The old toy maker and his wooden boy, caught forever in the moment before the wish was granted — still believing, still holding on."

"Googly eyes and Depression-era charm — a little collection of characters that have been making people smile for over ninety years." 

Purple Northwood Carnival Glass Good Luck Pattern Ruffled Bowl!

"She holds a horseshoe and a wish — and in her shimmering depths, every color the light ever dreamed of comes true."

“From the pages of her own little life story, Baby Sandy shines with the wonder of early Hollywood — a tiny star whose charm was cherished then, and whose sweetness still warms every collector’s hands today.”

"No pasture, no wind, no reason to lift his head — just a quiet, golden moment someone decided to keep forever."

One and half pound solid brass. Beautiful!

"She's stood at the same careful tilt for decades, all legs and quiet height, a vintage stand-in for somewhere none of us have been."

24" tall, leather wrapped giraffe!

"She stands like she's mid-step on a savanna that's actually a sewing table, stripes sharp, glass eyes giving nothing away."

Large leather wrapped zebra!

"They never needed a field to run free —
beauty like this has always known how to fill a room."

"Annette gave the world her smile on television and her name to a bear built for hope — every stitch of this Mouseketeer's uniform was sewn toward someone else's healing."

Annette Funicello Bears!

"Annette Funicello gave us her smile on the Mickey Mouse Club, her laughter on the summer beaches, and her grace through years of illness that would have silenced a lesser spirit. She never let it. When she turned her heart to bears in her final chapter, she poured into them the same warmth she had given to everything else — and the bears, like the rest of us, were better for having known her. To hold one is to hold a small piece of a very large and generous life."

"She wears her patchwork like a quilt of memories, and carries her love in a bag too small to hold it all."

"She never asked for wings — she was given them anyway, dusted in blue and stitched onto a heart that already knew how to love."

"A lace collar, a tilted halo, a hand reaching out — she was made to comfort, not to be admired from a shelf."

"Six different colors, six different bows, one shared crate — proof that family was never about matching, only about staying close together."

"A cuckoo clock does not merely tell time — it announces it, with all the enthusiasm of someone who has been waiting behind that tiny door for exactly sixty minutes and can no longer contain themselves."

"Constance has worn her navy sailor suit for over a century without once breaking rank — those fixed brown eyes steady as a compass, her Kestner bearing impeccable, her posture the quiet authority of someone who has always known exactly who she is."

Antique Victorian Poured Wax Doll — 32" — c. 1860–1885

A breathtaking example of Victorian doll artistry, this magnificent 32" poured wax doll is a rare survivor from the golden age of English doll making. She commands attention with her luminous poured wax head and limbs, piercing blue glass eyes, and delicate blonde ringlet wig — all hallmarks of the finest Victorian dollmakers, including the celebrated Pierotti and Montanari families of London.

Her straw-stuffed cloth body, poured wax lower limbs, and original period clothing — white cotton dress with lace-trimmed pantaloons, bonnet, and pearl earrings — speak to her remarkable age and authenticity. At over 140 years old, she is in wonderful antique condition, retaining the quiet dignity and ethereal beauty that made these dolls the prized possessions of Victorian England's most privileged households. A serious collector's piece of this caliber rarely comes to market in original condition.

She would be a crown jewel in any Victorian doll collection.

"She was never just a plaything. She was a portrait of childhood as someone once wished it to be"

"Wind the key and the horses begin their endless gentle circuit, the music rises, and for exactly as long as the spring holds — time is a kinder thing."

"One plays the fairground, one plays the farm — and both have been playing beautifully for forty years."

Large and handsome antique Effanbee composite & cloth boy doll. 24 inch, early 1900's

"That cap sitting just so, those side glancing eyes, and the faintest suggestion of mischief at the corner of his mouth — Effanbee knew exactly what they were doing when they made this one. They were making a boy that every mother would recognize and every child would claim as a friend."

Assorted Folk Dolls Handmade Cloth Dolls — South American, European & Regional Origins — Medium Size

Antique "Annette " Plate By James Kent Ltd.

"A touch of English cottage charm, blooming in soft blush pink."

"He sits with his red bow and his sideways grin looking entirely pleased with himself — as well he should. He has been the happiest thing in every room he has ever occupied, and he has not once apologized for it."

"A cloth body Baby Shirley is not the common Shirley. She came early, before the molds were standardized and the production lines took over — when someone was still figuring out how to hold all that personality in a doll's face. They figured it out."

"They never needed a trail —
the imagination of a child was always road enough."