I purchased this wonderful doll at a local antique mall. She came dressed in a Mary Hoyer knit skating outfit, but I thought she should be in a gown. I purchased this gown on eBay that came on a fixerupper hard plastic doll. She's absolutely stunning now. Click on the picture for a larger view

This doll was sent to me by my dear friend Carolyn Scoleri in California. This was actually a gift and she is my very favorite. Her hair is in pristine condition as is the body. She came in a generic wedding set, so I dressed her in a tagged Madame Alexander dress, panties, socks, and pink satin maryjanes. Click on the picture for a larger view

I bought this doll at a local auction. Her hair is in the original set and she has nicely blushed cheeks. I dressed her in a tagged Madame Alexander dress and a pair of original Hoyer shoes. Just fabulous! Click on the picture for a larger view

I found this wonderful brunette at a doll show in a boxlot of dolls under the sales table. Her wig was cleaned and her face is the much sought after matte finish. She was nude, so I dressed her in a tagged Hoyer dress with socks and pink center snap shoes. Click on the picture for a larger view

This beautiful doll was purchased on eBay. It was advertised as a hard plastic strung doll. When I got her, I put her hair back in the original set and dressed her in a tagged pink satin gown, slip, panties, black center snap shoes, and a white rabbit fur coat. Click on the picture for a larger view

This wonderful doll was purchased on eBay. She had a replaced wig, so I sent her to Wanda for a makeover. I had an extra Gigi Wig, so she replaced her old wig and restyled the new one. She comes dressed in a vintage outfit from the 50's that was purchased in Chicago at the UFDC convention. Now she's just wonderful, looking fabulous in her bridal outfit. Click on the picture for a larger view

This wonderful doll was purchased locally. Her wig was a mess, so off she went to Wanda. She came back looking gorgeous with highly blushed cheeks. She comes dressed in a gown made from a Hoyer pattern using vintage fabrics. The outfit was done by Donnie Marsden. Thanks Donnie!! Click on the picture for a larger view

I purchased this lovely doll from Nancy Splitstoser in Wisconsin. She is all original in her mint green satin gown with matching slip, panties, bra, socks, and shoes. I added the rabbit fur stole and necklace as an accent. She is fully marked and her hair maintains her original upswept hairdo. Thanks Nancy!! Click on the picture for a larger view

This beautiful brunette Gigi is has a perfect set and wonderful facial coloring. She comes dressed in an original vintage Sweet Sue outfit in mint condition. Click on the picture for a larger view

I just got this lovely on eBay when the high bidder didn't want her for the reserve price. She's dressed in a vintage knit outfit made from a Hoyer pattern and the doll is flawless!! All the way from Ohio from Susan Girardot. Thanks Susan!! Click on the picture for a larger view

The crown of my collection!! An extremely rare costume created for both the 18" & 14" doll. She's factory fresh and looks like she came right off the shelves of Mary Hoyer's store. Crispy MINT!!! She comes in her original box too. Click on the picture for a larger view

The gown on this wonderful brunette doll was purchased from Anne Gecke in Florida when she offered it on eBay. It was made by Mary herself for a man and his wife who lived in Florida. It's a one-of-a-kind design. I paid a fortune for it, but it was well worth it. It's in mint condition, tagged, and signed!!. Click on the picture for a larger view

This beauty was purchased on eBay. She was sent to Wanda Houck for a new hairdo. She has wonderful coloring that goes beautifully with her blue satin gown with tulle overdress and matching sunhat. Click on the picture for a larger view

Peggy Millhouse brought me this fabulous doll from the UFDC convention in Washington. She has wonderful coloring that goes beautifully with her pink satin gown with tulle overdress and matching sunhat. Click on the picture for a larger view