I love porcelain dolls. I understand how most people find them creepy but I don't. Every doll was made and designed for everyone to enjoy and I've been collecting since 2021 and I currently have 17 dolls all of different heights, clothing aesthetics, different face molds too. I cherish these dolls and I wouldn't want anything to happen too them because of the joy they give me 💕
Hi, I have autism to. I been collecting porcelain dolls because it makes me feel comfort because I’m very lonely and I I’m homeschooled and I don’t have any friends my dolls are my friends. They seemed all to have their own personalities and looks it can be very interesting. I’m currently 17. Yeah some people do you think they’re creepy like my mother
Ich finde diese Art puppen so wunderschön und überhaupt viel schöner als die neuzeitlichen puppen. Und die damaligen kinder liebten ihre puppenkinder. Und waren sehr achtsam mit ihren Spielsachen umgegangen. Heute werden puppen oft in die Ecke geschmissen.
I don't find them creepy I find them extremely beautiful , I've dolls from Victorian times and other generations I composition dolls , most of them in mint condition as they were probably the only doll the child ever owned , my mum and her sisters have kept their child hood dolls as they are treasured items I collect dolls from all era's and vast collection of rare black dolls these dolls are extremely beautiful especially the ones with the ethnicily correct facial features and hair but I've noticed in this day and age very rarely will a child cherish a doll the way my mum's and my generation would , I go to car boot sales and thrift stores and come across dolls of this present time in these places , that are pricey when new ether Thier a mess or still in their boxes , most of the time I pick them up for practically nothing and restore them redressing them , and sell them on to another doll collector who will take care of it , the our generation dolls seem to be ones that turn up the most , when i come across the black versions i really go the extra mile on thier hair useing fabric conditioner ,ill spend hours braiding the hair and beading it or use pipe cleaners to curl the hair using hot water it's really effective , i learned such skills from local african settlers who have came to Ireland to work and make a new life for themselves , thier children seem to hold on to thier dolls as black dolls seem hard to find , most of the african ladies like to buy the dolls for the children it's amazing the hair styles they do for the dolls works of art and even beautiful costumes of Thier culture really astonishing I've really learned a lot from these ladies ,
My mom had four girls, and all 3 of my sisters loved them, i was the only daughter that never liked dolls which my mom never did either, i am now 64 and dolls still give me the creeps! I believe they are all haunted but some are more discreet and contain it better than some, they are all creepy if you ask me!
The antique dolls are actually bisque not porcelain. Most with composition bodies. Some of the dolls you have shown are from the 1930’s and 40’s and have composition heads which were less breakable than bisque. I find it annoying when people refer to antique dolls as creepy these were loved play dolls for children.
Les poupées en biscuit étaient très chères, le montant d’un mois de salaire d’un ouvrier. En principe, elles n’étaient achetées que dans les familles aisées et il était interdit d’y toucher, juste la regarder. La poupée Bleuette de début 1900 a changé cela. Elle avait un trousseau à réaliser selon le journal la semaine de Suzette. Ces poupées étaient trop fragiles et cassables, et du coup dangereuses pour un enfant. (Risque de coupure). Pour moi, ce sont des objets de collection à laisser sous vitrine pour ne pas abîmer les vêtements d’origine. Ce n’est pas un jouet, et doit être manipuler avec précaution. J’ai aussi des poupées de créateurs de 1970/80 en biscuit. Aussi très fragiles.
I love porcelain dolls. I understand how most people find them creepy but I don't. Every doll was made and designed for everyone to enjoy and I've been collecting since 2021 and I currently have 17 dolls all of different heights, clothing aesthetics, different face molds too. I cherish these dolls and I wouldn't want anything to happen too them because of the joy they give me 💕
Amen
✨️🙏🏻💕
I think they're absolutely gorgeous! I'm a collector!
Dolls are works of art. I don’t understand people who are afraid of them . Very strange!
I found them beautiful and cute not creepy or Scary as someone who has Autism I don't judge dolls Appearances I been collecting for 7 years
Hi, I have autism to. I been collecting porcelain dolls because it makes me feel comfort because I’m very lonely and I I’m homeschooled and I don’t have any friends my dolls are my friends. They seemed all to have their own personalities and looks it can be very interesting. I’m currently 17. Yeah some people do you think they’re creepy like my mother
Ich finde diese Art puppen so wunderschön und überhaupt viel schöner als die neuzeitlichen puppen. Und die damaligen kinder liebten ihre puppenkinder. Und waren sehr achtsam mit ihren Spielsachen umgegangen. Heute werden puppen oft in die Ecke geschmissen.
I’m a collector ❤
Yes I only had one too as a child even though I grew up in the 90s
They're gorgeous 😍🥰
I don't find them creepy I find them extremely beautiful , I've dolls from Victorian times and other generations I composition dolls , most of them in mint condition as they were probably the only doll the child ever owned , my mum and her sisters have kept their child hood dolls as they are treasured items I collect dolls from all era's and vast collection of rare black dolls these dolls are extremely beautiful especially the ones with the ethnicily correct facial features and hair but I've noticed in this day and age very rarely will a child cherish a doll the way my mum's and my generation would , I go to car boot sales and thrift stores and come across dolls of this present time in these places , that are pricey when new ether Thier a mess or still in their boxes , most of the time I pick them up for practically nothing and restore them redressing them , and sell them on to another doll collector who will take care of it , the our generation dolls seem to be ones that turn up the most , when i come across the black versions i really go the extra mile on thier hair useing fabric conditioner ,ill spend hours braiding the hair and beading it or use pipe cleaners to curl the hair using hot water it's really effective , i learned such skills from local african settlers who have came to Ireland to work and make a new life for themselves , thier children seem to hold on to thier dolls as black dolls seem hard to find , most of the african ladies like to buy the dolls for the children it's amazing the hair styles they do for the dolls works of art and even beautiful costumes of Thier culture really astonishing I've really learned a lot from these ladies ,
Creepy? No!! So cute❤
This show can make a bar soaps seem creepy Seriously people are crazy these days back in the old days they play with dolls no problem.
Antique Dolls are not creepy.....they are beautiful works of art...... I am a collector and they are all so beautiful.
My mom had four girls, and all 3 of my sisters loved them, i was the only daughter that never liked dolls which my mom never did either, i am now 64 and dolls still give me the creeps! I believe they are all haunted but some are more discreet and contain it better than some, they are all creepy if you ask me!
The antique dolls are actually bisque not porcelain. Most with composition bodies. Some of the dolls you have shown are from the 1930’s and 40’s and have composition heads which were less breakable than bisque. I find it annoying when people refer to antique dolls as creepy these were loved play dolls for children.
The rosy cheeks tip the scales.
I dont know why im scared of a porcelain dolls
China dolls are only creepy in some bad movies.
Creepy
No
Les poupées en biscuit étaient très chères, le montant d’un mois de salaire d’un ouvrier. En principe, elles n’étaient achetées que dans les familles aisées et il était interdit d’y toucher, juste la regarder. La poupée Bleuette de début 1900 a changé cela. Elle avait un trousseau à réaliser selon le journal la semaine de Suzette. Ces poupées étaient trop fragiles et cassables, et du coup dangereuses pour un enfant. (Risque de coupure). Pour moi, ce sont des objets de collection à laisser sous vitrine pour ne pas abîmer les vêtements d’origine. Ce n’est pas un jouet, et doit être manipuler avec précaution. J’ai aussi des poupées de créateurs de 1970/80 en biscuit. Aussi très fragiles.