**Several wonderful hand made miniature items plus materials have been kindly donated by professional UK artisans, most of whom will be stand holders at the Thame Dolls House & Miniatures Fair on February 20th 2010**
*This super character doll has been created by Robin Britton of Coombe Crafts, complete with glasses donated by Dolls House Mall, sitting on an antique dolls house chair.“Florrie”is looking through her old family album, emotional reminders of absent loved ones.
 
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*The sweet little print of a cat complete with an old fashioned frame was donated by Ellie de Lacy. A pile of books, a candlestick and an old calendar have all been crammed onto the tiny window sill.
*The delightful 1930s felt hats that can be seen on top of the tea chest, were kindly donated by Margaret Pitts of Mini Milliner and although she will not be attending Thame Fair, her contact details can be seen at end of this feature.
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*Sitting on top of an old box in pride of place is a most wonderful and authentic tiny 1920s doll called “Sarah”, fully aged and looking rather beautiful, which has been especially created and donated by Sandra Morris of Diminutive Dolls. “Sarah” has been sitting up in the loft for a very long time, and was “Florrie’s” much cherished doll.
*A gorgeous old fashioned china nursery plate, donated by Karen and Peter of Stokesay Ware has been placed in such a way that it looks like it has just been unwrapped from old newspaper.
 
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*A box of rolled up mock wallpaper stands at the far end of a long shelf, an aged 1930s Golden Wonder Book plus an assortment of bits and pieces have been randomly fixed. Right on the end is an exquisite ceramic Toby Jug, created and donated by Sally Meekins.
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