We have used another of Keith P's pictures in a new gallery justĪdded - 'Know your Nisbet/Body shape and pose'. Penny D has sent in some pictures of her magnificent early P/618 - Robbie Burns - See him in Portrait Dolls Gallery 1. Frank T sent two excellent pictures of Vera Evelyn Samuel, and you can see the pictures and read all about her here - 'Porcelain Dolls/Doulton Nisbet'. Pictures appear in Historical Gallery 1, and in

Updates and new information - we hope that the items listed below will be of interest! Many kind thanks to numerous correspondents, for their kind offers of pictues and other information, toįill in the gaps in various galleries : To Barbara T, for her stunning pictures of H/214 - Queen Elizabeth I, wearing a rubber crown. New updates added - Apologies to all our visitors for the long delay in adding some

Miniature Historical Range (Dolls House Miniatures).

P.1006 - Princess Diana - English Summer Fashion Doll.

LE - Replica of the First Portrait Doll.

LSE - Death of the Prime Minister of India.

SCE - P1953 Replica Edition of the First Nisbet Doll.

LSE - P/1009 - Peggy Nisbet Pearl Anniversary.

Signed pre-release Edition - P/798 Captain James Cook.

Limited Signed - Peggy Nisbet Silver Anniversary Doll.

SCS - The Investiture of the Prince of Wales.

Special Collectors Sets, Limited and Signature Editions.

Sawyer bought at Christie’s auction house. Laurel and Hardy Lot-Plastic Banks- VHS Tapes-Hardy Ceramic Items And Puppet. Hardy, a chess set featuring the duo as pieces, and a beret of Mr.

There are wax figures of Laurel and Hardy, wearing derbies and bib overalls, from a museum in Los Angeles, an engraved Bible signed by Mr. Sawyer’s students at Burncoat High School, including Ron Brace, now a lineman for the New England Patriots. Look up, and you’ll notice the drop ceiling tiles have Laurel and Hardy drawings, done by Mr. There are figurines, dolls, photos, clocks, clothing, puppets, slip covers, lamps, films, masks, even a working pinball machine. Laurel and Hardy memorabilia are everywhere, even in the tiny bathroom and the laundry area. There are photos of the comics on either side of the foyer, bar lights bearing their likeness in the living room, and a movie poster on the stairwell.īut it’s not until you venture into the basement that you realize Mr. Sawyer’s home in the city, a visitor learns pretty quickly that he’s a Laurel and Hardy buff.

Laurel and hardy collectors items