Period Costume Dolls

Period Costume Dolls
*denotes a doll that is NOT to be adopted, as it is either a gift or a request

Medieval and Renaissance

base unknown :(

base by Xandorra.

base by Doll on the Hill Factory

1700s-Colonial and Roccoco

base by Xandorra

base by Doll on the Hill Factory. Roccoco lady

Regency

Victorian

base by Xandorra. Semi-Russian style court dress

base unknown :( Gibson Girl based on a doll from the Franklin Mint

base by Xandorra. 'Christmas Ball'

base by Doll on the Hill Factory

base by Doll on the Hill Factory. A Russian Empress of the 1800s, for a contest at Aurenne's Dolls

base by Doll on the Hill Factory

base by DHF. Made for their 'Victorian Bedtime' contest, where she won Ika's Choice!

Edwardian-The Great War era

base by Xandorra

base by Doll on the Hill Factory

base by Doll on the Hill Factory. 1919 evening gown

base by Doll on the Hill Factory. Dress based on a Titanic painting by Ken Marshall in his book, Art of Titanic. According to the text, this is an original creation by Lady Lucille Duff Gordon

base by Doll on the Hill Factory. Edwardian walking suit, made for a contest at DHF

base by Doll on the Hill Factory. 1918 apron dress

base by Doll on the Hill Factory

base by Doll on the Hill Factory. 1908 Corset, based on an illustration by paper doll artist Tom Tierney

base by Doll on the Hill Factory. 1916 evening gown

base by Xandorra. My original design of a 1912 gown

base and sofa prop by Doll on the Hill Factory. Naughty Edwardian Era girl

base by Doll on the Hill Factory

1920s-1930s "Flappers and Vamps"

base by Xandorra

base by Doll on the Hill Factory

base by Doll on the Hill Factory. Based on a design by Jeane Lanvin, this dress was also featured in one of Tom Tierney's paperdoll/fashion books!

base by Doll on the Hill Factory

base by Doll on the Hill Factory. 1930s dress

base and props by Doll on the Hill Factory

1940s-1950s "Swing, Pin Ups and Teeny-Boppers"

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base by Doll on the Hill Factory. Vintage Mainbocher gown from the fifties. I LOVE the way this doll turned out-all the soft, pastel colors! It makes me think of ice cream.

1960s-Jackie Kennedy, Audrey Hepburn the "Mod" Look, and flower children

base by Xandorra

base by DHF. Made for their late sixties contest, where she won both 2nd place AND People's Choice-how cool is that?

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