At our Wendy Lawton Tea this year, Wendy announced  she had created 100 new, individual dolls, using doll parts from her previous dolls, but changing their eyes, wigs and painting, and then she dressed them in different clothes she designed and made specifically for each new doll.   No two dolls are alike.  The No Two Alike Dolls were premiered at our tea Tea party.

When Wendy has made individual dolls in the past, for very special events, charity auctions or shows, they've sold for as much as $14,000.00.  These new dolls are only $695.00 each.  We only have 2  dolls left from this unique collection brought to the tea party. They are shown below.  This is very exciting and we know these dolls will truly become highly valued and treasured collector's items.  They were certainly gobbled up quickly at our tea party.

A Victorian Christmas just wouldn’t be as magical without those visions of sugar plums.  Our young dreamer is dressed in an exquisite Christmas frock of cranberry silk satin trimmed with shimmery silk crinkle in a frosted sugarplum.  She wears a wreath of sugared plums on her head. Her hair is a delicate blonde mohair and her eyes are brown

For a span of over fifty years little girls treasured their swaddling babies. Sally is no exception.  She loves her composition baby, dressed in a batiste gown and tucked into a birds eye pique swaddling. Sally wears a dress of the palest pink silk. Her eyes are lavender blue and her hair is blonde.

Nanette attends finishing school. She’s learning manners, social skills, fine needlework and watercolors in addition to her studies.  She’s dressed in a silk frock and jacket of cerulean blue, trimmed with gold striped silk organza and piping.  Nanette has red mohair curls and blue eyes.

Lucy makes her way to school despite rumblings all around. Getting her nose into a good book makes all the troubles melt away.  She wears a checked school dress over a blouse/slip combo. She pulls her red jumper (sweater) on for warmth.  Lucy sports a a reddish brown mohair bob and has hazel eyes

The beloved heroine of Johanna Spyri’s classic story, Heidi comes alive with her black curls, pale eyes. She wears a traditional dirndl of woven cotton topped with a leather vest. In her book box are a basket of soft, white rolls for Peter’s grandmother and the warm red shawl she couldn’t bear to give away. A beautiful sunset-colored silk dress made over for her from one of Clara’s is included. Also tucked in the box is the book that made her so homesick when it reminded her of Grandfather’s home high up in the Alps