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She is a limited edition, collectable porcelian doll called little ladies in a wooden and glass case.
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Posted 5 months ago
cindyv1224
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She is a limited edition, collectable porcelian doll called little ladies in a wooden and glass case.
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These dolls were made mostly in late 1980's early 1990's to see to adults as collectible dolls they did often mark limited to encourage you to think it would increase in value like a Vintage or Antique doll did but that was not the case they fell very low in price in today's market . They are hard to sell . Yours is nice but there are so many of these artist dolls for sale on ebay it is in 1000;s and very few sell . At the time they originally sold many were not cheap and some quite costly . Lots of them were sold on HSN and QVC at the time by artists . The name of who made her should be signed under limeted edition number on back of her neck .
One like her on ebay but has not sold at that price
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Little-Ladies-porcelain-doll-/160937283974?pt=US_Dolls_Bears_Toys&hash=item25789c1186
oops first line should read to be "sold to adult collectors " NOT see sorry as I typed it wrong .
Thank you for your infomation it was very useful. I tried numerous times to find something about her with no results. I check for the artist info on her neck but nothing was written on her or anywhere for that matter I guess that part will remain a mystery.