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beautiful, magical. thank you so much 🦚

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I just found the rest of all the other part videos except part 7. Do u have part 7 video? I love fine igma artisan dollhouse videos 1/12 scale

Thank you so much! 💝🌷🌿

Thank you for this video. I'm a doll collector from the Philippines and it was refreshing to see a piece of history of the Philippines through antique dolls.

I love all your poats- I learn so much!

Adding the provenance brings the doll to life.

Thank you, I have learned so much and a great appreciation of various dolls from these videos. Thanks!

Thank you for sharing this video 🤩 Kindly regards Benedikte from Denmark 🇩🇰

Ohhh sake saucer… good god It’s gonna take me forever to decipher all the meanings behind the dolls. I asked family members whenever I’d get a chance, which was hard because I knew which were mine, but didn’t know which doll belonged to who. But turns out it didn’t matter because they all shrugged and didn’t know anything. 🙄 I’m 34, they’re not getting younger, so I’m asking everything I can but I never get answers. OR the most annoying part is, is “idk” “idk” and years later .. the story. “I thought you didn’t know.” “No I know.” Me:😡😤 after months and months of research. I swear my mom plays dumb until she’s in the mood to answer my questions. Or she’s hitting Alzheimer’s early at 64. Can’t tell. 😒 I’ve always described her as an Asian Kathy Bates, the scary version.

Ohh in my house are many dolls that belong to us, been gifted to us, and I think my aunt just liked collecting them so we have a few. But that explains the anomaly I noticed and would stare at. I was wondering why the woman with the pails had that pained or sad look on her face, which completely stands out to the rest who stay composed & “pretty.” I thought the painter or crafter made a mistake and accidentally made her sad but I guess she’s meant to look like that.

Hello, I would like to purchase Edenbebe's Sawako. What should I do? 

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I found a hand carved wooden Madame Alexander Alice in Wonderland doll that appears to be articulated. I can't find anything about the doll online. Do you know if MA even made wooden dolls?

Although I cry inside not owning all of these dolls haha I can't tell you how much I love watching your videos!! They are so calming and I learn so much while looking at such beautiful treasures!

Bob looks so real ❤ want want

Lovely to be able to see and learn about these wonderful dolls, thank you!

my first antique doll was AM 390! 22" tall

Very late to the view but boy oh boy how beautiful and Florence, your enthusiasm, knowledge and presentation are phenomenal......

Your dolls and puppets are not just toys, they are works of art.

I would buy thém all ..I wish I had à lot of money ..

Fabulous collection ❤️ I always thought brevette was pronounced “bre-va-tay” instead of “bre-vet”

That was very enjoyable, and I learned so much! Thank you

Usually, I am not fond of early English dolls. I see their historic importance, but find them so 'snooty" looking. However the smaller lady in the simple brown dress and pretty apron standing to the bottom right of this group has a sweet little face. I would love to see her close up.

Oh my heavens, what a wonderful collection! If I could have visited the museum, it would have been necessary for me to have a week of sleeping in a nearby hotel so I could take days to visit with each doll.

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Thank you for sharing this video. Have a merry christmas 🧑‍🎄🌲 and a happy New year🎇 Thank you for all the auctions - specially Barbie 🤗🙂 Kindly regards Benedikte from Denmark 🇩🇰👋

The little tiny stitches on the on the waist are a wonder in itself. Hand-sewing the gathering only bunches up the fabric that cannot be flatten

First!:) This was great thanks!

My husband was a Master Potter. Before he passed he spoke of making miniature pieces of pottery and figurines were Either Molded from miniature molds or hand thrown USEING toothpicks . Very very difficult throwing techniques and the moldings . Amazing collections in this doll house and the dolls in detailed miniature. in 60 years of his work and collections he had very few pieces that we had come across. This type of collection is mainly going in Europe I believe and the COST of these tiny creations was well above what the average person could buy. Thank you for sharing this beautiful Doll house and it's content.🤎😘

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They are so magnificent!

CHARMANT.MERCI MADAME POUR CETTE PRESENTATION...

EXQUIS...MERCI MADAME...

EXQUISITE....THANKS SO MUCH....

This scale of furniture would be a joy to own.

Dear Jonathan. He was so kind to me. I would have loved to buy a doll from his collection. I hope his "children" all found loving homes.

Stuart - thank you for putting this together. Funny, I’m 2 years into my collecting and feel like a pro and am amateur at the same time. Always love listening to your thoughts. Would be interesting to do one on where you see dolls and doll collecting in the next 10 years….

Florence is a national treasure in my book!

Anyone interested in dolls and dolls' house furnishings can use your current and past videos as scholarly references. So informative and wonderful to watch.

So many more stunning items- just a beautiful assembly of rare important pieces.

oh wow! The furniture is just amazing!!

#ILOVETHISVIDEO Eu AMEI todas estas lindas bonecas de Papel mache.. Obrigado por compartilhar com a gente estas lindas Bonecas,elas são verdadeiras obras de arte!!😍🥰❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏👏

I love Kathe Kruse and wish her name would be pronounced correctly. She was not a surfer girl. Jonathan tried to get people to say it correctly “Kat-a Kru-sa”

Fantastic! Dolls with beautiful wardrobe, furniture and their own stories!

I suddenly realised that this is the same Jonathan Green that recently passed. It is equal parts revelatory & heartbreaking seeing this collection brought to Theriault’s as it would only have been recently that this was someone contemporary’s collection. Seeing the research, minutia and the dolls he loved placed into an auction seems untimely. Lovely to see, though, as Mrs. Theriault often reminds us we are just caretakers of the dolls we collect, this auction especially brings this observation home with a deafening thud. 🥺❤️‍🩹🙏🏼🕊️

Many many thanks for this wonderful presentation about Kathe Kruse. I loved learning about her history and oh my goodness that box full of wonderful treasures of paper is amazing. Still so much to learn. Also thank you so much for your kindness with my dear friend's dolls and collections. The way you are presenting them shows how much Jonathan cared for and studied these lovely lovely creations. He left behind a beautiful collection that was built with love.

Overwhelming collection, just as you said.

Jonathan Green’s collection is so special. Thank you for showing his beautiful dolls. I know you will make sure they go to loving homes. 🙏💕