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Popular German artist Brigitte Von Messner teaches you how to make beautiful porcelain dolls with cloth bodies. The award-winning artist shares her secrets, techniques, tips and sculpting skills; full-colour close-up photographs of each step accompany the text. Learn how to design and sculpt, paint eyes and facial features, make hands and feet, sew and string cloth bodies and make clothes using full-size patterns.

So Truly Real Tea For Two Toddler Girl Doll Featuring A Finely Tailored Floral Ensemble And Comes With A 3-Piece Porcelain Tea Set And Picnic Blanket - It's Sunday at Grandma and Grandpa's. The aroma of freshly cut grass wafts through the air and the summer sun hangs high in the sky. Hannah steps across the lawn, her favorite gift from Grandma in her arms - a tea set complete with a pink gingham picnic blanket. As she reaches her magical little place beneath the yard's biggest oak tree, she carefully spreads out the blanket and places the kettle and two cups upon it. Today is going to be the best tea party ever, for today there's a very special guest...you! Now, you can get ready for teatime with our So Truly Real toddler doll in her Sunday best. Presenting the Tea for Two Child Doll, a Collector's Edition doll by Master Doll Artist Ping Lau available only from Ashton-Drake. Crafted of RealTouch vinyl with angelic features expertly painted by hand, she boasts beautiful blond hair that looks and feels real to the touch.Perfect for posing her like a teapot, just like her favorite song, Hannah's Hold That Pose! armature lets her remain in any position you choose. With her sparkling blue eyes and sweet expression on her little round face, our poseable doll collectible is so lifelike that you can just picture her saying, "Teatime!" This little one arrives in her finely tailored ensemble, including a vintage-style dress with a floral print, pink satin oversized bow at the waist and scallop French lace trim on the sleeves and hem. A headband with an oversized chiffon scrunch fabric flower pom-pom adds even more charm, along with her lace-trimmed socks and white Mary Jane shoes with faux pearl accented bows to complete the look. Of course, she also comes with a porcelain three-piece tea set for two! It includes two tea cups and a kettle, each featuring a lovely floral design to match her ensemble, as well as a pastel pink gingham print picnic blanket that she

Queen Elizabeth II Portrait Doll Featuring Luxurious Costuming And A Faux Diamond-Accented Crown - The longest reigning Monarch in British history, Queen Elizabeth will be forever remembered for her loyalty and commitment to her country. Like the sapphire, her favorite jewel, she is a shining symbol of wisdom, steadfastness and kindness. Her contributions to the legacy of the throne and Great Britain's people cannot be overstated. And now, you can pay tribute to her in an exquisite new way with this stunning Queen Elizabeth II portrait doll! Introducing the Her Majesty The Queen: Sapphire Elegance Portrait Doll, available exclusively from Ashton-Drake. Inspired by the Queen's remarkable reign and the significance of sapphires to the royal family, this doll collectible also represents the debut of our newest premium material, Argil porcelain - an exclusive blend of fine porcelain and artist's resin perfectly suited for bringing this Collector's Edition's masterful sculpt to life.This masterpiece is the culmination of our skilled artisans' countless hours of research and handcraftsmanship. Standing an impressive 15 inches tall, it's designed to replicate each of Her Royal Majesty's recognizable features masterfully. Then, for further authenticity, it is skillfully hand-painted to highlight each detail - from the Queen's tasteful make-up to her carefully applied nail polish. And that's not all that is remarkable about this breathtaking doll. The Queen's custom-designed ensemble itself is nothing short of astonishing. Her floor-length dress is the pinnacle of elegance, fashioned from premium blue sapphire velvet. An imitation fur-lined shawl is draped over her shoulders to complement the dress. And, of course, she boasts a magnificent, faux diamond-accented metal crown accompanied by recreations of some of her favorite jewelry: a delicate strand of faux pearls, sparkling drop earrings and a choker bracelet. Finally, this hand-painted porcelain doll is poseable and can s

Director Peter Gardos (THE LAST BLUES) interweaves three whimsical fables of Hungarian rural life in this award-winning drama. Adapted Taken from the novel STAR FARM by Hungarian writer Ervin Lazar, the stories focus on life, death, and resurrection.

The Porcelain Doll is a family saga of survival and perseverance. Issy Brummel and her best friend, Rebekah Fränckel , struggle to endure as their homeland is torn apart by WWII. Many years later, Issy’s granddaughter, Jace Johnson, comes to visit her in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. As both grandmother and granddaughter learn to live with their personal grief and guilt, they grow closer than ever and help each other to heal from the wounds left behind. By the author of The Tin Box Secret, The Hope Chest, and Reawakening. "I 100% enjoyed your story and the connections you wove throughout. Many times, I cried tears, but many times I also felt hope and joy. I know many others will enjoy this book as well." Jade Young

15" Tall Hand-Painted Michelle Obama Porcelain Doll With Yellow Dress And Golden Thigh-High Boots - Since first entering the public eye, Michelle Obama has been a symbol of elegance, inspiration, and style. She's a beacon of hope, and a constant reminder that together we can rise above any obstacle. Now, this exquisite portrait doll is inspired by Michelle Obama as she appeared promoting her 2018 memoir. Introducing the Inspire and Empower: Michelle Obama Portrait Doll, available exclusively from Ashton-Drake. This realistic Collector's Edition doll is sure to be cherished by fans of the former First Lady, and it makes a fantastic inspirational gift.Standing an impressive 15 inches tall, this hand-painted Michelle Obama doll is masterfully crafted from our exquisite Argil Porcelain - Ashton-Drake's exclusive blend of premium porcelain and artist's resin - for a true-to-life likeness. She features a poseable soft body with wire armature, allowing captivating displays. From her chic yellow wrap dress to her glittering golden thigh-high boots, the doll's ensemble is custom-tailored to recreate one of Michelle Obama's most celebrated looks, a style statement that garnered much attention during her book tour and across the fashion world. Strong demand is expected for this unique doll collectible, so don't delay. Order now!

Describes how to design and create contemporary dolls from traditional materials and includes ten projects for making character dolls from fairy tales

You'll be an absolute doll in this Victorian-inspired costume! This stunning doll ensemble features a flirty black dress with delicate front button details and sweet ruffles. Sheer, black lace sleeves and a mini hat will make you look like you belong on a shelf alongside porcelain dolls. Includes: Dress Sleeves Half mask Mini top hat Cameo pin Zipper closure Material: Polyester Care: Spot clean Imported Note: Stockings sold separately

You'll be an absolute doll in this Victorian-inspired costume! This stunning doll ensemble features a flirty black dress with delicate front button details and sweet ruffles. Sheer, black lace sleeves and a mini hat will make you look like you belong on a shelf alongside porcelain dolls. Includes: Dress Sleeves Half mask Mini top hat Cameo pin Zipper closure Material: Polyester Care: Spot clean Imported Note: Stockings sold separately

This Kids Neon Broken Doll Costume is a spooky sweet delight! Bring this shattered doll to life in neon hues that will light up the night. Bows, buttons, and playful plaids make this broken doll anything but dull. Cracked detailing adorns the sleeves and leggings for an eye-catching broken porcelain effect. Complete the look with neon hair extensions! Includes: Dress Footless tights 2 Hair bows 2 Hair clip extensions Long sleeves Pullover style Material: Polyester, spandex Care: Spot clean Imported

Features the research on the parian dolls produced by eight factories in Germany during the late 19th century. The author uncovers over 1,000 porcelain shards that show the distinctive facial painting used by each factory. She also makes use of written records to delineate the significant role played by each worker in doll production.

Although usually thought of as children's playthings, dolls, like teddy bears, are also highly valued collectors' items. This book provides collectors, would-be collectors and enthusiasts with a definitive guide to over 500 types of doll. Whether it is made of wax, bisque, porcelain or cloth, whether a Peking Opera Doll or a Barbie, each example is presented clothed and unclothed with all salient features highlighted. The book includes colour photographs of over 500 dolls from two centuries, from early peg dolls to national dolls and modern examples such as Action Man and Barbie. It also includes a practical care-and-repair section and a buyer's guide on how and where to collect dolls.

“This is a warm and engaging Christmas story set during the Great Depression. Rebecca is nine years old when her large, close-knit family moves into a tarpaper farm house in Wisconsin. Because times are hard, she does not find the porcelain doll she had hoped for under the Christmas tree. Instead, her mother surprises her with a thick gingerbread doll named Button Marie, which she loves ‘in a way you could never love anything from a store.’ . . . These paintings (which are reminiscent of the work of Andrew Wyeth) convey a strong sense of the affection that pervades the family over the generations. The emphasis on such familiar things as family storytelling and rituals makes this a slice of Americana that the picture book crowd can savor.”—ALA Booklist“Lloyd’s sharply observed realistic watercolors—in a palette somewhat grayed as if to recall old b&w photos—beautifully reflect this well-told story’s warmth and focus on essential values.”—Kirkus Reviews

One of the most sought-after and respected doll artists working today, Helen Kish has created a rich repertoire of work ranging from charming limited-edition vinyl and porcelain dolls to evocative one-of-a-kind sculptures of clay, porcelain, bronze and stoneware. The first book ever published on this renowned artist documents in full color the extensive variety of her creations, from her earliest porcelains in the late 1970's to today's popular vinyl Riley and friends, including designs for manufacturers such as R. Dakin, The Franklin Mint and Pleasant Company. Well-known contemporary-doll expert and author Louise Fecher has also written a biography of the charismatic artist, based on extensive interviews with Ms. Kish, her family, friends and colleagues, which is accompanied by never-before-seen personal photographs and examples of early artwork. An artist whose inner creative force led her to the dollmaker's life, Helen Kish has already left an unmistakable mark on the doll world - and there is still much more to come. This beautiful book is the definitive illustrated guide to her first three decades of work.

Collectors will find this reference volume a photographic identification and dating bonanza to these miniature porcelain/plastic American dolls of the 1930s thru 1950s. Featured are 493 photographs in color and b/w. With this book you will see all of the dolls which belong to the multitude of themed sets. Now in its 8th big printing! A new index makes finding information much easier.

One of the most sought-after and respected doll artists working today, Helen Kish has created a rich repertoire of work ranging from charming limited-edition vinyl and porcelain dolls to evocative one-of-a-kind sculptures of clay, porcelain, bronze and stoneware. The first book ever published on this renowned artist documents in full color the extensive variety of her creations, from her earliest porcelains in the late 1970's to today's popular vinyl Riley and friends, including designs for manufacturers such as R. Dakin, The Franklin Mint and Pleasant Company. Well-known contemporary-doll expert and author Louise Fecher has also written a biography of the charismatic artist, based on extensive interviews with Ms. Kish, her family, friends and colleagues, which is accompanied by never-before-seen personal photographs and examples of early artwork. An artist whose inner creative force led her to the dollmaker's life, Helen Kish has already left an unmistakable mark on the doll world - and there is still much more to come. This beautiful book is the definitive illustrated guide to her first three decades of work.

Features the research on the parian dolls produced by eight factories in Germany during the late 19th century. The author uncovers over 1,000 porcelain shards that show the distinctive facial painting used by each factory. She also makes use of written records to delineate the significant role played by each worker in doll production.

“This is a warm and engaging Christmas story set during the Great Depression. Rebecca is nine years old when her large, close-knit family moves into a tarpaper farm house in Wisconsin. Because times are hard, she does not find the porcelain doll she had hoped for under the Christmas tree. Instead, her mother surprises her with a thick gingerbread doll named Button Marie, which she loves ‘in a way you could never love anything from a store.’ . . . These paintings (which are reminiscent of the work of Andrew Wyeth) convey a strong sense of the affection that pervades the family over the generations. The emphasis on such familiar things as family storytelling and rituals makes this a slice of Americana that the picture book crowd can savor.”—ALA Booklist“Lloyd’s sharply observed realistic watercolors—in a palette somewhat grayed as if to recall old b&w photos—beautifully reflect this well-told story’s warmth and focus on essential values.”—Kirkus Reviews

A guide to collecting Japanese porcelain in the United States evaluates Nippon sets, Nippon dog items, Nippon dolls, small boxes, and Nippon dinnerware patterns

Out of an urgent need to grasp what it means to lose a loved one to suicide, these poems fixate on the physical as a means of exploring the intangible though paradoxically palpable emotion of grief. Small Porcelain Head metaphorically explores the stark stillness of loss through the inanimate quality of dolls and revisits lines from a suicide note as a means of final "conversation."