This charming 14-inch artist doll comes from the same Connecticut estate collection of handcrafted Judy Keefe (Cabin Fever Artisans) dolls. Sculpted from the 1993 Rose Pinkul “Sparrow” mold, she has the gentle features collectors love—softly rounded cheeks, expressive blue eyes, and a thoughtful, childlike expression that sets this sculpt apart.

She is dressed in a beautifully coordinated one-of-a-kind outfit assembled by Judy Keefe, including a pale aqua hand-knit sweater, matching felt headband with beaded flowers, a woven skirt, and embellished felt shoes. Her accessories make her especially sweet:
• A tiny felt shoulder bag holding a miniature book, A Christmas Box
• A little doll behind her back, embroidered with the phrase “If friends were flowers, I’d pick you”. Some age discoloration on the handkerchief.
• A small teddy bear tucked in pocket

Her soft real-hair blonde wig frames her face perfectly, and her painted details are warm and lifelike. She displays beautifully and comes with her wooden stand.

This doll is part of a unique, hand-finished series of artist pieces from Cabin Fever Artisans, each created individually and never mass-produced. She pairs especially well with other Pinkul or Effner dolls from the same collection.

I entrusted my mother and father's (Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz) memorabilia to Connectibles, and during the entire evaluation and auction process, never for a moment did I feel anything less than completely confident, protected and guided by experienced and compassionate professionals who love what they do. We got wonderful results and the best part... it was great fun!"
- Lucie Arnaz