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Like us on Facebook! Home About Us SPONSORS Donations BLOG Special Events PHOTO FUN CONTEST Archives Membership Scholarships Links Terms of Use Contact Us Artist Index Members by Medium Members by Last Name: Mary Lou Barry Timothy Barry Mary Alice Brenner Carleen Cote Sharon Diner Michael Fitzgerald Ruth Genco P.J. Hammond Ellen Hart Steffi Heuss Georgia Higley Hutch & Ricka - Leather Hutch & Ricka - Wood Patricia Lipinski Jim Maas Camilla Mead Bonnie Nash Chris Nicotera R.J. Pasho Adrien Patenaude Jennifer Ranz Laurie Salzmann Pat Sanders Josy Shurtleff John W. Stevens Sydney Stevens Francis L. Varkala Nicole Warner Heather Webster Leona White Gloria Willis Frederick Wilson	Camilla Mead Doll Maker Specializing in reproduction antique dolls and antique doll restoration Artist Biography: In 1995, after years of raising a family, directing church choral and Handbell choirs on Cape Cod, I "discovered" the art of making porcelain dolls. Today my reproduction antique dolls and others are sold coast to coast. I continue to make dolls in my small studio in North Troy, pouring the molds and carefully recreating new dolls from start to the last stitch in the clothing. I continue to occasionally make dolls in my small studio in North Troy, pouring the molds and carefully recreating new dolls from start to finish with glass eyes, human or mohair hair, leather shoes and to the last stitch in the appropriate clothing. When making a doll, I keep foremost in my mind: "The reproduction dolls of today are the antique dolls of tomorrow". I do enjoy the challenge of restoring an antique doll to her true glory, and, helping a client to know what to look for when searching for an antique doll from the 1800’s and early 1900’s. They truly are treasures. While I no longer display my work at doll shows around the Northeast, my dolls may be purchased at www.roseappleacres.com or at the studio in North Troy at The Doll Shop, 721 East Hill. The examples shown on this page are some of my very favorites of the past and present. Questions: email or call 802-988-4300 To order or for more information, contact the artist: Email: camilla@woodenhorsearts.com Website: www.roseappleacres.com/dolls Sample Artwork (Click thumbnails to view larger images): "A14T" - (A.Thullier-1875) A group of Bleuettes: SFBJ 301, SFBJ 60 and Jumeau A19 Steiner Bleuette - SFBJ 60 Bluette in Peach Flossie "Robin as a Nun" - (artist-Rose Pinkul) SFBJ 301 Simon & Halbig Oriental made for Art in Bloom - July,2012 Toni – Ballerina « prev 1 next » Prices are plus S&H and 6% tax
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