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Michelle
by Michelle
(Sandy, Utah, USA)
I have some porcelain dolls my sister collected before she passed away. The first one is a Designer Guild Limited Edition Artist Doll. Her name is Amy and the artist is Jane Zidjunas.
I have a certificate of authenticity and I haven't provided a picture of the doll because it's in its original wrapping (bubble wrap, etc.).
Jane Zidjunas designed a blonde "Amy" doll on a rocking horse, but the one I have is brunette in a blue and white checkered dress and she has a basket of flowers.
It would be, at minimum, from ten years ago. The doll is probably 18 - 21 inches tall. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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