Returned from her Friday to Monday down at Dickie and Margot’s Cornwall country house, ‘Chi an Treth’, and all the excitement that ensued there, Lettice has settled back into her usual London routine of shopping, receiving and visiting friends and seeing potential clients. To supplement her already generous allowance, and to break away from dependence upon her family, Lettice has established herself as a society interior designer, so her flat is decorated with a mixture of elegant antique Georgian pieces and modern Art Deco furnishings, using it as a showroom for what she can offer to her well heeled clients. I rarely see Project MC² dolls secondhand, and Freddie was a new Descendants character I didn't own!Ĭavendish Mews is a smart set of flats in Mayfair where flapper and modern woman, the Honourable Lettice Chetwynd has set up home after coming of age and gaining her allowance. It feels surreal having this lady-I've been hoping to get her since 2011! I honestly cannot decide which doll is my favorite (although I am leaning towards Anastasia.obviously not Nakoma since I had her already). I'll also have to make her new earrings since she's missing one (thus why she wouldn't have been worth ten dollars). Poor Anya doesn't have shoes or any of her jewelry.

She planned to sell the dolls for TEN dollars for the flea market (and I certainly would not have bought Nakoma or Anya for that price). She hesitantly let us have Anastasia for $5 too as we were her first customers of the day.

The seller obliged.she was surprised we knew who the dolls were. She even had the little gloves on! We asked if we could swap Anastasia and the fakie dolls' garments. As I was about to walk away with Nakoma in tow, I spotted a fakie doll wearing Anastasia's recognizable blue gown. If they had been a dollar each, there were a few Barbies I would have liked to adopt. In fact, I remember stalking them on eBay during the early years of my adult doll collection. But I'm obsessed with collecting these Disney fashions from the 90s. Again, it was steep (especially given that I didn't need Nakoma herself). When Colleen inquired the price, the seller said we could have Nakoma and the dress for $5. I discovered the Hunchback of Notre Dame True Love dress floating around by itself. Colleen exclaimed that Nakoma was wearing one of the Earth Dance Fashions we didn't have. They were all from the 1990s mostly-a selection of random clothes and accessories was strewn at the bottom of the box. Just as we were about to walk away, the seller said she had more dolls in a box on the ground, behind her table. I recognized her as Paris Elegance, but I knew it wasn't worth buying her in the wrong attire (as I didn't have her original gown at home). At the time, she was wearing a random clone dress. There was a box of them standing upright on a table. I knew there was another table with dolls nearby-I glanced at some fluffy hair when we were making our rounds. But I figured they were worth it since the gals were sporting their original ensembles with shoes! In fact, Freddie even had her purse still attached to her arm (she's literally only missing a headband)! They were pricey at $5 each (last weekend they were only $3 a doll.other weeks the seller has wanted $6 a doll). I knew she was from the Neon Lights Ball collection though. I also quickly detected Freddie, who's name escaped me in that moment.

To my delight, there were a few different faces. Last weekend, we had looked at the dolls at this same booth so I wasn't expecting anything new. I spotted McKeyla's flannel jacket from quite a distance when we were walking by.

They were at a booth I've purchased from before (although not often since the prices of the dolls are kind of steep). These four dolls came from two different sellers. Some years are very prosperous, others are like a dolly drought. It's been a painfully slow season-most weekends we come home empty handed (or with one item that didn't make the trip worth the gas money). I was so grateful we found dolls on Sunday at the local flea market.

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