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Little Blog on the Prairie

Posted by Steve Geneseo on Apr 3rd 2023

Doll clothing naturally reflects the time periods of the figures they’re meant for. A garment represents many aspects of the time and place in which it was created. It can reflect moral attitudes, geographical locations, the availability of natural resources and technological advances. These important accessories add character and context for doll collectors and enormou … read more

Posted by Steve Geneseo on Mar 17th 2023

Shocking, shameless, pretty, and marvelous are all terms that describe Nellie Oleson’s character in literature and on television. Translating that much personality into a doll wasn’t easy, but we think this latest addition to the officially-licensed Little House on the Prairie® 18 Inch Doll Series is a complete success!Designed by highly skilled artists to embody the beloved ch … read more

Posted by Steve Geneseo on Mar 8th 2023

Since the start of the pandemic and through months of supply-chain hiccups and inflationary price hikes, The Queen’s Treasures® has clung to its mission of providing high quality doll clothing, doll shoes, furniture and accessories for 18 inch and 15 inch dolls like the ones created by American Girl®.In fact, The Queen’s Treasures was originally founded by a savvy mom just look … read more

Posted by Steve Geneseo on Feb 27th 2023

The Queen’s Treasures has added a long-awaited Nellie Oleson 18-inch Doll to their officially licensed Little House on the Prairie® Collection. Designed by highly skilled artists to embody the beloved character's spicey spirit, Nellie’s pretty but mischievous nature is captured in piercing blue eyes, golden hair, and her dramatic features.Nellie comes in a period dress tie … read more

Posted by Steve Geneseo on Dec 26th 2022

Remember a time when screens were something you put in your windows – not trance-inducing devices that encourage endless hours of sitting and staring; when you looked outside to see children playing and making up their own stories instead of trying to reach the next “level” in a computer game? Remember when toys were made of wood, metal and fabric instead of just plastic? … read more
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