Welcome to each and everyone of you, I have something special today! These antique cabinet photographs are softly tinted or painted. My guess is they are from the late Victorian to early Edwardian time periods. Do any of you know what kind of dolls they are holding? The photographs leave me wanting to know more about their lives and personalities. What is the story about the lockets? A Christmas or birthday gift and from whom? The girl on the left has a gold ring and a hard to see collar pin as well. Based on the jewelry, lacy clothing and the dolls they must be from a prosperous family.
All of the photographs are free for you to enjoy and use.They are from http://tuckdb.org/
Today is beautiful and full of sunshine. Another fabulous fall day to create something.
Much love as always, Louise
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13 comments:
Beautiful images. Thank you!
What sweet pictures. To bad we don't know the story, but I guess we can create out own. Thanks.
How beautiful, thank you
Thank you for this lovely pictures,
soo cuut
Quelle douceur dans ces images, merci beaucoup.
Quelle douceur dans ces belles images, merci.
Oh how VERY sweet these are...will be sure to find a spot to use these...just darling. LOVE the colors too !
Rose
Oh my word, they are the sweetest images ever, thank you for sharing them.
Dejlige billeder af piger og deres dukker. jeg har lige lagt mig som følger, da jeg kan lide din blog. knus morkaren.
Love these images! The girls are all so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Peace and Blessings, Nancy
Have a blessed Sunday!
Beautiful photographs. The dolls are probably made from Bisque/Porcelein for the head,lower arms & lower legs and the remainder of the body would be cloth with a very hard stuffing.
What beautiful young girls! The sisters in the first and second photos look like the same girls at different ages. I wish we knew more about them, too!
I love the bonnets on the sisters in the third photo.: )
Thank you! xoxo
These are simply wonderful. Thanks for sharing!
Hugs,
Gaby
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