Anne of Green Gables

 Hey there, readers! Here's another doll review for you. My nana went to Prince Edward Island, and she brought me back an Anne of Green Gables doll! Here's the basics.

  This is Anne in her box. Look at that sweet face!

 This view of the box shows you a brief description of Anne: "Anne of Green Gables: Porcelain Doll".

 A more lengthy description of the people who made Anne. The doll was designed on Prince Edward Island.

 Anne out of her box.

 

 These pictures shows that Anne's head can turn and her arms can move.You can see the tag on her left wrist.

 

A closer look at the tag. It mentions a website called annesociety.org, which takes to a web page to buy Anne-related items.

Anne's bloomers and shoes. The shoes still have plastic wrap on them from the packaging.

 Anne from the back. The makers of this doll really paid attention to detail!

 "Finally," says Anne, "that annoying tag and those plastic wrap shoes came off!"

 1908 meets 1934 as Anne finds a new friend in Kit! Anne is slightly shorter than the American Girl mini dolls.

 Something has caught Anne's attention. I wonder what it is?

 Anne, wait! Oh well, I guess this photo shoot is over now. Have a great day!

 Details from the scene

 Doll: Anne of Green Gables Doll

 Setting: Table is Chrissa's Picnic Table by American Girl.

A Photo Shoot with a Beauty

 Hello, there, readers! Today I am going to show you a very beautiful doll. I believe that she is made by a brand called Unique, and I think that this company makes porcelain dolls. The back of her neck says "Unique", with "1-5000" underneath that. Has anyone heard of this? Anyways, I would be happy to introduce this doll to you. I have named her Elise, and here she is.

 See! She's such a beauty! My nana bought her for me at my school's Fall Fair.  She was up for silent auction, and Nana won.

 Look at that pretty face! Elise is made out of porcelain, and I'm not sure what her eyes are made of. Her lips look like they were painted on. She has eyelashes and beautiful curly hair.

 The next three pictures are close-ups of the details of Elise's dress.

Here are Elise's undergarments. The shoes are painted on. And yes, this doll has a stand.

 This is Elise from the back. Her dress has velcro on the back, so I guess it is removable, but I won't be taking her dress off.

 What a gorgeous hat! The lace and ribbon are very pretty.

 Elise talking to her friend Nellie. You can see that American Girl Dolls are taller than dolls like Elise.

 That beautiful look once more! Elise is very photogenic.

 I saw some porcelain Unique dolls on Ebay. If you are to buy this doll, please know that she is not for little children. She can't sit, and her arms, legs, and neck don't turn. Also, I wouldn't recommend playing with her hair so that you can keep those curls in good condition. This is more of a display doll than a play doll. But, if you take good care of her, I'm sure she'll be a great doll for photo shoots and light play.

 If you have any more information on these dolls, please let me know! I want to learn more about the brand behind these beauties. Hope you enjoyed this post! See you later! :Doll Whiz

 These opinions were all my own. I do not work for any doll companies in any way.