Limited Edition Artist Dolls
Lawton Adorable Character Face 9" Lilla Brita
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This 9" darling has the most wonderful character face on any tiny doll that Wendy has done. She comes in her own blue wooden painted box with an additonal outfit. The photos do not do this darlin dolly justice. Guaranteed to be one of your favorites. Just marvelously designed and Oh that smile is contagious. Please email if you are interested in any of the Lawton 9" doll wardrobe. We as always give our collectors the special attention they want in doll collecting Just call us 1800 90 dolls(36557) for additional dolly acccessoies for these 9" children. Service Sure Cause we love then tooo.
American Doll artist from California making porcelain limited edition dolls. Wendy Lawton has a small cottage industry of American handcrafters working in Turlock Caifornia making dolls and accessories. For over 20 years Wendy has been designing and creating quality dolls that draw their ideas from fables, fairy tales and works of literature. The dolls are renowned for the painstaking effort that is invested into every step of the creation process. One of Americas most enduring quality small doll makers Wendy Lawton dolls can be described as a collection for the advanced connoisseur. These porcelain and wood bodied dolls are all handcrafted being made in the USA since 1979. Nominated for more then 60 doll industry awards Lawton dolls have the won the prestigious DOTY award 9 times. The Lawton Doll Company's history speaks for itself with dolls that have consistantly been increasing in value and demand among collectors. Wendy Lawton is the most consistent quality doll maker in America and her dolls are destined to be tommorrows antiques. The company Motto "Quality Endures" perfectly captures Lawton's Past present and future.... a flawless record of American Doll Making. Most recently Wendy Lawton was awarded for her writing. Please inquire about the hugh selection of dolls made by her throughout the years. Lawton dolls still affordable yet destined to be the antiques of tommorrow.
