Lot #19: Vintage Porcelain Doll Lot of 5 - Ashton-Drake Winterfest (Brian & Michelle) with COAs +

Charming collection of five vintage collectible porcelain dolls, perfect for expanding an existing collection or starting a new display. This curated lot includes highly desirable pieces from recognized makers featuring beautiful winter and cultural themes.Please note that these items are from a private estate. While several dolls remain stored in or alongside their original packaging, they have been previously unboxed, and no guarantees of mint condition are being made. Please review the individual breakdowns and photos carefully before bidding. The Ashton-Drake Galleries "Brian" (1991 Winterfest Collection): This 16-inch porcelain skating boy doll features signature red-brown hair and blue eyes. He comes dressed in his complete winter outfit (tan jacket, scarf, and leather skates) along with his Original Box and Certificate of Authenticity (COA). The Ashton-Drake Galleries "Michelle" (1992 Winterfest Collection): A beautifully detailed 9-inch seated winter ice-skater doll designed by artist Stewart Sherwood. Dressed in a pastel knit sweater outfit, she comes accompanied by her Certificate of Authenticity (COA). Maple North "Dolls of Canada": A lovely vintage Canadian-themed miniature porcelain doll dressed in a vibrant red maple leaf holiday sweater. This doll comes in its Original Maple North Window Box. Irish Heritage Porcelain Dolls (Set of 2): Two beautiful Irish-themed dolls dressed in traditional rich emerald green Celtic holiday dresses with intricate embroidered details.Condition Note: These two dolls show definitive signs of play and cosmetic wear consistent with handling. Only the taller doll includes its original packaging box labeled "Gifts from Ireland". The Ashton-Drake Galleries: Established in 1985, Ashton-Drake is one of the most recognized premier names in the collector doll market. The Winterfest Collection, illustrated by renowned Canadian artist Stewart Sherwood, is highly appreciated by collectors for its nostalgic, high-quality lifelike detailing and frozen-in-time childhood essence. Maple North & Souvenir Dolls: Cultural souvenir porcelain dolls like the "Dolls of Canada" and "Gifts from Ireland" series peaked in popularity during the late 1980s and 1990s as keepsake gifts, cherished for their festive holiday representation and traditional clothing styling. Pickup category timeslot {A}