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Best Friends Collectables is
honored to be one of only 7 retail doll stores chosen to represent and carry
Wendy Lawton dolls
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Sophie and her Sock Monkey -
From the Classic Playthings ® Collection
14” all-porcelain body Edition of 75
Sophie loves her sock monkey, patterned after an
antique lisle monkey Wendy Lawton found in a shop many years ago. Not
all sock monkeys were made with the famous red-toe stockings but because
Sophie is just crazy about monkeys she wears a sweater reminiscent of those
monkeys. Redhead Sophie wears a pair of red overalls under her favorite hand
stitched sweater. |
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Tribute to Tasha Tudor - From the Tribute
Collection
14” all-porcelain body Edition of 50
Wendy Lawton long-admired Tasha Tudor, writer and
illustrator. Tasha lived life on her own terms, from the antique clothes she
preferred to wear to the primitive lifestyle she adopted. When she died in
2008 she left a legacy and this doll is a tribute to a life well lived. She
is dressed in one of Tasha’s favorites— delicate batiste with inset cotton
lace. A lace-trimmed lilac silk bonnet completes the look. She has brown
hair and violet eyes |
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Caddie Woodlawn - From the Childhood Classics
® Collection
14” wooden body Edition of 50
The book, Caddie Woodlawn, the story of a girl
growing up in the wilderness of Wisconsin, is now celebrating its 75th
anniversary. The author, Carol Ryrie Brink was a favorite of Wendy’s from
childhood when she discovered Baby Island. Caddie with the golden red hair
wears her cotton dress and sunbonnet—always too tight for the adventures she
found. Caddie is wonderfully moveable with her spring-jointed wooden
body. She would have liked that. |
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Especially Elinor - From the Merely Me
Collection
9” all-porcelain body Edition of 50
One of the things I’ve noticed as the years
pass,” says Wendy Lawton, “is what a big hole is left by those friends who
are no longer with us.” As she mentioned the doll friends she missed, she
often found herself ending with “...especially Elinor.” Elinor Bibby
was a friend to many. Growing up in East Texas, Elinor had so many a story
to tell from her days living in Big Mama’s Inn in the Piney Woods. Wendy
remembers Elinor, and all our much-missed doll friends with Especially
Elinor. She stands only 9” tall but like her namesake, there’s a lot
of personality packed in a small package. She wears a print cotton
dress—with a nod to the Lone Star State—under a raspberry corduroy coat and
tam. Elinor has hand-tied strawberry blonde human hair and blue eyes. |
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