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Dian Zillner, an avid collector, holds a Bachelor's degree from Pittsburgh State University (Kansas), a Master's from Northwest Missouri State University, and has worked as a high school librarian for many years.
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"This book is a real treat for lovers of doll houses and miniatures, as well as anyone with an interest in interior design and sociology of the first half of the twentieth century." -- mocoloco.com, November 28, 2010 "It's all there the Victorian bric-a-brac, the cluttered desk, the groaning library shelves, heavy mahogany furnishings, wallpapers and rugs, with the lightly-worn detail of daily life right down to the family portraits tacked on the walls." --Print magazine, November 2010 "A wonderful and vivid narrative. This book is an engaging look at a true labor of love." --prariemod.com, December 21, 2010 |
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Marl B Davidson
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Fred Diehl
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Joan Hinds, has written numerous books containing sewing patterns for 18-inch dolls. In 1989, Hinds and former partner, Jean Becker, formed Fancywork and Fashion, a company marketing doll costuming books and accessories. She is also author of World of Embellishment, a book published by Krause Publications in 2002. She lives in Duluth, Minnesota.
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"Flora Jacobs has continued her scholarship in this fascinating field with her finest book yet." -- Antique Doll Collector "Jacobs' passion for dolls' houses will live on for generations to come." -- Antique Week |
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