Sarah England Collectible Dolls
Collectible Dolls Available Now
Sarah and her friends and all of their clothes are designed and created by our design professor from the State University of New York's Fashion Institute of Technology . Sarah and her friends are 10" tall and made from hand stitched felt and are available for $55 plus shipping. "A Special Holiday Time at Home" Sarah is available for $65 plus shipping. For international shipments, please call. Please allow three weeks prior to shipping. Click doll for enlargement.
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Sarah England products are guaranteed to be free from defects and will be of the quality stated herein. We attempt to show all colors as true as possible on line. Please be aware that from monitor to monitor that colors can vary in hue and value.
Ordering information is at the bottom of the page.
We gladly accept Visa/MasterCard/Discover via telephone orders at 775-425-6821, Pacific Time
Monday-Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Sarah in one of her spring dresses.
One of Sarah's friends in her garden dress.
Sarah England "Writing Invitations to a Party"
Wearing her especially favorite day dress which is made of woven natural linen Sarah is excited about having her first party. Notice how lovely the cotton apron with pin tucks, tiny pearl buttons and pocket large enough to put in a few special things that Sarah carries complement her puff sleeve dress. Peek underneath the dress and see how precious her lace trimmed petticoat is. What a wonderful collectible for a young girl about to give a very special party.
Sarah England "Baking for Christmas"
She may have a dusting of flour on her face, but Sarah takes care not to get her beautiful new lace dimity apron that Grandmother England has made for her soiled. This is her first time baking for a holiday and so she has decided to wear a historic blue and white ticking stripe dress that she loves. When the dress was made last year, Grandmother taught her how to embroider little french knots and so you'll see that she has bordered the hem of her dress with her new skill. Sarah makes you laugh and become excited to bake tasty treats for your friends this season.
Sarah England "Walking Home from School"
Sarah is charmingly outfitted in a handloomed cotton check dress and striped pinafore that befits a young school girl of the colonial period. Both her petticoat, which has tucks and lace on the border and her school dress with a gathered ruffle edge are handsewn. The sweet details on her apron include embroidery, a penny pocket and tiny red beads for buttons. This Sarah is a perfect 'first' collectible especially for a girl just beginning her school days.
Sarah England and friends in their spring outfits:
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Sarah England Gives Her First Party
Because this is nearing the Christmas season, Sarah has chosen to wear her red and green check gingham dress and a handwoven red and white check cotton pinafore. Notice that she has made herself a great big green bow with a holiday touch of berries and leaves. This is so Sarah. Mother and Sarah sewed both outfits and had a wonderful time adding little details as red ribbon above the ruffles on her dress and tucking on the pinafore, along with stitching tiny red buttons and trim to make it unique. If her finely woven cotton petticoat shows you'll notice a pretty lace trim and a few handmade ribbon bows, just because Sarah is such a feminine little girl. Sarah can wear her dress for the outdoors 'party' and also to special programs this season at school and church.
A Special Holiday Time at Home
Christmas day is a dress up day at the England's and the womenfolk have made very beautiful dresses to wear both for going to church, coming home and opening up their special handmade presents and for the splendid Christmas dinner that was prepared earlier Christmas Eve day. Grandmother and Mother used the beautiful green velvet that Grandmother had brought from England to sew Sarah's dress and the silk under apron and embroidered lace dress apron fabric came from a mill in the colonies. Her charmingly lace trimmed petticoat has gay design little blue flowers within the trim and this beautiful outfit will always be a carried as a memory of this blessed holiday. This collectible Sarah is so very special that she can be handed down from one generation to the next in your family.
Sarah England "Christmas Caroling"
Brrr, it's snowy and cold, but the night is clear and full of stars, so Sarah decided to dress up anyhow and put on a green calico print dress, but look at the beautiful red and green plaid pinafore and ribbons that she wears underneath her lovely red cloak. What are you going to wear for a special holiday dress?
Sarah has two dresses for school and this is her very favorite. The black, beige and ivory linen plaid is made from handloomed fabric and she has worn a striped cotton apron that she made herself, with Grandmother Love's help of course. Notice the dress's pointed white percale collar with tiny seed pearls stitched on the edges for dressmaker details. If you peek under the dress you will find her petticoat has rows of pintucking and lovely satin ribbon and a ribbon bos stitched along the hem. Sarah thought that wearing her best school dress to work in Mr. Ashford's general store required a very smart outfit. Don't you think so too.
