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An Etsy buyer has a large collection of these big eyed porcelain doll figurines from around the world. I do not know much about these, but they seem to be made for collecting from an International It's A Small World perspective.
Anyone "out there" know any more about them?
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I couldn't find another like her during my search to compare pricing, nor for information about the make or date of these types of figurines. I could not find a cowboy brother either.
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However, an Etsy buyer has a whole slew of big eyed porcelain figurines from around the world, so this little one has a huge family of sisters!
photo via kind Etsy buyer from VintageToGoEasy
and many brothers and sister from Asia too! How cute is that? Can you find my, or hers or our rockabilly cowgirl in the "It's a Small World" bunch?
She's in the back in the middle of the fan between her Eskimo brother and Native American sister!
She's in the back in the middle of the fan between her Eskimo brother and Native American sister!
photo via kind Etsy buyer from VintageToGoEasy
I think this is a sister who wants to find 3 sets of International dolls, like the ones above to share with her 2 sisters. How fun is that!
And there is a collection of Christmas big eyed porcelain dolls too!
photo via kind Etsy buyer from VintageToGoEasy
So if anyone "out there" can help her out with any information regarding these and if you know of a collector ready to sell their collection, I'm sure she'd be happy to hear about it. I'll pass a long the message to her and let her email you back!
She asked me some collections about my collection, like how long I've been collecting and how I found my figurines.
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Saying Goodbye: I've been collecting these porcelain doll figurines for about a year now, but I was only collecting the same ones for an art project I had in mind. Unfortunately the dolls I chose to collect are very difficult to find and I would end up buying a group of them just to get the ones I wanted, so now I've ended up with more than a handful of these frozen Charlotte penny dolls.
I can't locate the photo of the ones I collect, but they are very mini sized and about 1 inch tall with silver or gold hair.
What I Learned:
1. As a recovering hoarder, it appears many of my art projects get out of control due to trying to find the pieces I think I'm going to need to start and complete a project.
2. My decisions might also be negatively effected by allergies and insomnia and I now know I should not be buying things when I'm in poor health because art projects just start piling up.
When my health becomes so problematic, like right now, I can only really dream about my art projects because it takes so much time to take care of myself.
And if you've ever had allergies, then you know how exhausting it is and with insomnia, it's a double doozey!
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The bright side? Right now, I can't do any chores due to dust and mold allergies and I can't seem to find a dish soap that doesn't burn or itch, so I do a lot of relaxing in the sun while reading, catching up on my favorite shows and movies and day dreaming and planning out my art projects.
Right now I've just started reading a really good book on allergies called, "Allergy Relief and Prevention" by Jacqueline Krohn, MD. Maybe I'll write a review about it when I finish it.
3. One of the reasons, why I haven't been keeping up with this blog is because at first I thought I was done with it and now I'm not sure because my allergies and insomnia are so miserable right now I'm not even sure how clearly I am thinking or feeling.
4. I started this posting a month ago and was trying to work on it at least once a week while working through my allergies to distract myself and decided today to just finish it no matter what. Just so I can move on!
Luckily things slow down on Etsy from July, so I've been trying to relist something on each shop daily, if not weekly.
photo via VintageToGoEasy
This cute little guy is available here
1. As a recovering hoarder, it appears many of my art projects get out of control due to trying to find the pieces I think I'm going to need to start and complete a project.
2. My decisions might also be negatively effected by allergies and insomnia and I now know I should not be buying things when I'm in poor health because art projects just start piling up.
When my health becomes so problematic, like right now, I can only really dream about my art projects because it takes so much time to take care of myself.
And if you've ever had allergies, then you know how exhausting it is and with insomnia, it's a double doozey!
photo via VintageToGoEasy
This cute little country chore girl is available here
The bright side? Right now, I can't do any chores due to dust and mold allergies and I can't seem to find a dish soap that doesn't burn or itch, so I do a lot of relaxing in the sun while reading, catching up on my favorite shows and movies and day dreaming and planning out my art projects.
Right now I've just started reading a really good book on allergies called, "Allergy Relief and Prevention" by Jacqueline Krohn, MD. Maybe I'll write a review about it when I finish it.
3. One of the reasons, why I haven't been keeping up with this blog is because at first I thought I was done with it and now I'm not sure because my allergies and insomnia are so miserable right now I'm not even sure how clearly I am thinking or feeling.
4. I started this posting a month ago and was trying to work on it at least once a week while working through my allergies to distract myself and decided today to just finish it no matter what. Just so I can move on!
photo via VintageToGoEasy
Matching little dutch girl is available here
She's also a Weatherbird shoe doll.
She's also a Weatherbird shoe doll.
Thank you Etsy buyer from VintageToGoEasy
for sending me an email with several photos of your fun collection! They are so cute as "It's a Small World" collection! I just love them! And so glad we aren't collecting the same dolls.... less competition!
Thank you Etsy for the best Hoarder Rehab ever! Who knows what what my hoard would look like now, if I hadn't started dehoarding!
Thank you all readers from all over the world who have stopped by to visit my Hoarder Rehab and The Destiny of Things!
photo via VintageToGoEasy
These two little cuties are available here
Luckily things slow down on Etsy from July, so I've been trying to relist something on each shop daily, if not weekly.
Click on the shop names to visit new hoard listed daily and/or weekly: HoarderRehab with 170 items, The Destiny of Things- 169 items, VintageToGoEasy - 174 items and now JunkDrawerAndMore - 180 items!
Maybe you'll find something to take home and share your story too! Thanks for looking!
photo via VintageToGoEasy
Each shop has figurines made from different materials, so visit each shop and do a search using the word, "figurines" and see what you find! or go to the shop section of Yesteryear's toy box here
Follow the white rabbit hereEach shop has figurines made from different materials, so visit each shop and do a search using the word, "figurines" and see what you find! or go to the shop section of Yesteryear's toy box here
photo via Hoarder Rehab
Follow this sweet pink rabbit here
More collectible figurines in Yesteryear's toy box here
I seem to be collecting rabbits!
photo via JunkDrawerAndMore
Follow the silly rabbit here
More collectible figurines in this shop here
photo via The Destiny of Things!
Cutest little fawn trio here
Remember to do a shop search using the word, "figurine" to visit more animals, mermaids and such!
Thank you for taking part in my Hoarder Rehab and The Destiny of Things!
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