Millicent by Suzanne Gibson, one of her "Kalico Kids" manufactured by Reeves International.  Originally produced in porcelain in 1973, Reeves International manufactured this pioneer family in marvelous vinyl.   Millicent has lots of blond curly hair and painted features.  She has a jointed head on a shoulder plate and a soft body standing 19 inches tall.  She is wearing a lavender checkered dress with a rosebud printed pinafore.

Nicole is a ballerina designed and produced by Susan Wakeen in 1989. A slender 17 inch vinyl doll is "on toe". She has jointed arms, legs and her head can turn. Her long curled hair is a dark red-brown tied with a white ribbon. The tutu she wears is white tafetta over ruffled net and trimed in silver ribbons. Nicole is a limited edition No. 207 of 2500.

The Birthday doll by Zaph is signed by Brigetta Zaph.   The blond, blue eyed 21 inch baby doll is #44 of 500 and made in Germany.  She is wearing a white eyelet dress and bonnet. There is a card to fill out for the Birthday recipient. The box is a little ragged but has distinguishing marks.

Rose by Lizzi of Germany is 19 inches tall.  She has very long dark brown hair and brown eyes.  The doll is not marked but has a certificate stating #31 and produced June 1988.  Signed by Arno Baetz, owner of the Lissi Company.  Rose wears a long white cotton dress and a straw hat.

Angelic Angels by Precious Moments. These dolls were difficult to acquire but I was able to find this 1984 pair. They have been displayed for a very short time and are in new conditon. The girl, Bethany, is 13 inches tall while Aaron is 1/2 inch shorter. Their bodies, arms and legs are stuffed, their hands and hand painted heads are porcelain. Ecru woven fabric gowns, beige suede-like shoes and lovely ecru satin padded wings add to the angels simplicity. Oh yes, they do have gold halos! Each Angel has a Precious Moments stand. Remember, " Precious Moments Last Forever".

The Clown by Victoria Impex is truly a Circus Clown in his red, yellow and blue outfit.  His bright mop of curly hair tops a white painted face with the traditional large grin.  He is 16", has bendable arms and legs, very BIG feet.

Elke Hutchins, a renowned Oregon Doll Artist, designed and produced Kricket.  A 24 inch blond curly haired pixen is just that!   She is porcelain to the waist, has porcelain legs with bare feet and porcelain arms jointed at the elbows.  Her outfit is a blue polk dot and striped short jumper with blousey shorts and a white blouse.  A matching mop cap and a toy frog complete her ensemble.  Kricket is numbered 72 of 500, completed 12-1990.

Eileen is No. 66/1500.  The designer is unknown but the distributor was Victoria Impex. Eileen has a porcelain head on a porcelain shoulder plate, enabling her head to move quite freely. The doll has porclain arms and legs which are bent slightly at the knees. Her long waisted white dress of eyelet and white leather shoes give her the Victorian appearance. She is a beautiful 24 inch doll.

Victoria Impex marketed 24" porcelain and fabric dolls in 1989.  The dolls have a shoulder plate with swivel heads.  The porcelain legs are bent and the porcelain arms have lovely hands.  Kayla is No. 120/1500, has brown hair and eyes, wears a black print dress with a detachable white collar, a flower head wreath and is lovely.

Abigail Rose by Johannes Zook is a 1991 bent leg "older baby" and is No 296 of 2000.  She is 22 Inches, blond hair with blue eyes and wears a pastel print dress with a detachable lace collar.  Her size easily allows re-dressing in ready made clothing or great for the doll collector who sews. She holds a red long stemmed Rose.