So, a fellow adult collector attends the Madison Children's Musium benefit sale every year. For the last few years, she has volunteered to pick up dolls for people who can't attend. This year, i was one of the lucky ones to get a doll from ET's trip to the sale!
I gave her a list of three dolls and asked her to pick one for me. It was hit or miss as to if or who i would end up with.
Here are the dolls i gave her in my list- #16, #52, or #38.
#16 - brown-black hair, brown eyes.
#38 - red hair hazel eyes and freckles.
#52 - blond hair, green eyes.
She arrived on Wednesday!
Oh the anticipation of my new cutie!
Boxes from the MCM sale are usually a little beat up!
Ok, so i don't need two of this outfit. May put it up on ebay...
Ahhh! She is so ADORIBLE!!!!!
There is something just darling and unique about her. I can't put my finger on it, but she has so much personality!!
She is a unique doll who needed a unique name. She will center in the early1900s-19teens. Unique elligant names were popular in the edwardian era.
Meet Briella!
Welcome to the doll family Brie!
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