There is a wide variety of dolls to choose from this collection, in addition to 5 different dolls artists. Doll artists include the very popular Monika Levenig and Minika Peter-Leicht, as well as Susan Lippl, Regina Swialkowski, and Doris Stannat.
Included in this incredible collection are a fairy doll named Emma (pictured above), Kathryn the Bride, Mariza – a Gypsy doll, Aladdin’s Princess Halima, Sandy (the Flower Girl), Cinderella, a sweet little girl named Kylie who hold her blankie, Pippina (a red-headed beauty), Susanna an adorable dark-haired little girl, Hans a blonde-haired cutie, Summer, Shelly, a set of twimes Amy and Aaron, and Baby Jolie – a little crawler. Masterpiece Dolls has included a wide array of dolls in this collection and doll collectors are sure to find something that suits their fancy.
Incidentally, we are expecting in the February 2011 Collection of dolls in the next couple of weeks, so please stay tuned.
Quote of the Day – “Many men go fishing all their lives not knowing it is not fish they are after. “ –Henry David Thoreau
2011 Steiff Bears North American Exclusive (Gatsby, the Trademark Bear EAN 681950)
Another incredible bear from Steiff Bears 2011 North American Exclusives Lineup is Gatsby, the Trademark Bear (EAN 681950). This cinnamon colored bear stands at 15 inches and comes from a limited edition of only 1897 pieces.
According to Steiff: “When we announced to collectors that The Trademark Bear series would end last year, they immediately let us know they wanted more. So we decided it was only fitting, if we were going to introduce another bear in the series, that it should be something truly special. Gatsby perfectly fits the bill. He’s made of a rare cinnamon-colored material that Steiff has never used before – a blend of pure silk with a little bit of russet-colored mohair added to the mix. The result is something truly extraordinary. Around his neck, he wears a genuine leather collar with an elephant trademark button.”Destined to a favorite this year by Steiff collectors.
Quote of the Day – “The art of being wise is knowing what to overlook.” – William James
