Hello, I'm remodeling my kitchen (diy) and just taking a break from the kitchen forum (priceless!). I do this repair - or I will when the kitchen is done. I'll be happy to bid a price on them from the photos you can email me. I don't know how to reach you directly or if it "proper" for me to offer my services on this forum. I'll watch for a post from you and get back to you if I can. I love these forums. Nanny Granny

What do you mean by "broken" are the arms & legs intact but just removed from the bodies? Are the dolls all china, or porcelain but heads broke in pieces, arms & legs broken? I used to go over to Pasadena with lady to get her dolls repaired by expert. 1 was a real mess, had been in incinerator at house they moved into & 1/2 of face damaged. The doll lady restored it to look same on both sides of face & it was a lovely expensive German doll so well worth it. The doll lady's house looked like a museum & most of rooms were full of lovely dolls,carriages, amazing toys from the past. If they have markings & are in good shape-all pieces there, someone can repair them if they are an expert restorer, question is if anyone would want to "take them on". If some are celluloid they might not be able to be fixed(it's very flammable)Don't know if can be glued. Can you put the pieces of 1 doll all on a cloth or are they just jumbled up pieces someone might buy & find they wouldn't get even 1 doll out of the pieces. If that is case would be worthless. A broken face is much more noticeable than if break is in back of head. A pic would help!

I had this very same doll set (I am 35). As I recall, she was about 12 inches tall, short blonde hair with bows, blue jumpsuit, and tiny gray elephant. I believe that she also came with a blue crib (though I may be imagining this). I have been looking for her on eBay but with no luck as of yet. Could possibly be that it was spelled differently. I would suggest doing what I did a few years back when I was looking for a toy I used to have. Go to the library and find the microfiche of old Sears Christmas catalogs and browse through the doll sections. I would guess it was between 1976-1979. If I find the makers etc, before you do, I will post back to you. Good luck.

Hi ohiojudy, I am a dollmaker-(porcelain) and especially do antique reproductions.You can probably purchase patterns from porcelain doll makers in your area.Otherwise there are a few sites-Brown House dolls is one, I recall; for more true styles-go to web-put in your search-click on images and then enter antique baby dolls-often there will be a web site connected to each picture. Enjoy, eden-1