We go everywhere

We buy antique dolls and accessories from ANY time period. We’re always buying all types of porcelain dolls, composition dolls, wooden dolls, Victorian era dolls, Early American dolls, character dolls, fashion dolls, vintage dollhouse dolls, and dolls with historical significance. We are also interested in doll clothing, doll furniture, doll accessories, doll boxes and cases, doll books and manuals, doll magazines, dollhouse furniture, dollhouse accessories, dollhouse miniatures, dollhouse wallpaper and flooring, dollhouse building materials, doll patterns, doll advertisements, doll postcards and greeting cards, doll trade publications, and doll-related ephemera. If you want to sell something today give us a call. Otherwise, subscribe and we’ll keep in touch and give you tips to find valuable items that you didn’t know have a value that you can make money selling. Click to see all the categories we like to buy.

We BUY from YOU!

We are always buying! If you don’t have something to sell today, subscribe and we’ll tell you what to look for.

We pay fair prices

We are antique doll buyers of all collectibles & memorabilia. All eras and styles are what we like to buy.

When you have antique dolls to sell, we want you to think of us every time. By paying fair prices, sellers return to sell to us and they recommend us to friends and family. We reward you every step of the way if you sell to us or if you refer to us.

We want to earn your business

We are avid antique buyers every day in the national marketplace. We constantly do research to understand current market prices. This research gives us the confidence to offer you a fair price. Once we come to an agreement we are responsible for the safety, storage, and marketing. You have become a successful seller.
Some people enjoy the experience so much they go out and look for more antiques. We look forward to seeing their discoveries.

Antique Dolls:

• Porcelain dolls: Bisque dolls, especially those with elaborate costumes, hair, and painted features.
• Composition dolls: Dolls made of papier-mâché or other composite materials, often with detailed clothing and accessories.
• Wooden dolls: Carved wooden dolls, particularly those with folk art designs or from specific regions.
• Victorian era dolls: Dolls from the Victorian era, often with elaborate clothing, accessories, and hair.
• Early American dolls: Dolls made in the United States during the 18th and 19th centuries, often with simple construction and clothing.
• Character dolls: Dolls based on characters from literature, film, or television, particularly those with historical significance.
• Fashion dolls: Dolls designed to showcase contemporary fashions, particularly those from the 19th and 20th centuries.
• Vintage dollhouse dolls: Miniature dolls made for use in dollhouses, often with detailed costumes and accessories.
• Dolls with historical significance: Dolls with documented provenance or associated with notable individuals or events.
• Action Figures: GI Joe, Vintage Action Heros

Doll Accessories:

• Doll clothing: Vintage doll clothing, especially those with intricate details, hand-stitched embellishments, or unique designs.
• Doll furniture: Antique dollhouse furniture, including beds, chairs, tables, and other accessories.
• Doll accessories: Vintage doll accessories, such as shoes, hats, jewelry, and handbags.
• Doll boxes and cases: Antique boxes or cases designed for storing and displaying dolls.
• Doll books and manuals: Vintage doll books, manuals, or guides, particularly those with historical information or illustrations.

Dollhouse Accessories:

• Dollhouse furniture: Vintage dollhouse furniture, particularly those with intricate details, hand-painted designs, or unique materials.
• Dollhouse accessories: Miniature dollhouse accessories, such as dishes, silverware, lamps, and other household items.
• Dollhouse miniatures: Tiny miniatures of everyday objects, such as books, furniture, or tools, designed for dollhouses.
• Dollhouse wallpaper and flooring: Vintage wallpaper and flooring samples for dollhouses, often with patterns and designs representative of specific periods.
• Dollhouse building materials: Vintage building materials, such as bricks, wood, or plaster, used to construct dollhouses.

Doll-related Ephemera:

• Doll patterns: Vintage doll-making patterns, particularly those with detailed instructions and illustrations.
• Doll advertisements: Vintage advertisements for dolls, doll clothing, or doll accessories.
• Doll postcards and greeting cards: Vintage postcards or greeting cards featuring dolls or doll-related themes.
• Doll trade publications: Vintage publications focused on the doll industry or doll collecting.
• Doll-related ephemera: Other vintage items related to dolls, such as brochures, catalogs, or promotional materials.