With so many reproduction dolls on the market, it is easy to get fooled by an unscrupulous seller. Know what to look for,and don't get cheated! (By the way, the little girl is older, by about a year!, however, the dresses they are wearing date from around 1900

Most insurance companies, will require a certificate of appraisal, before insuring an Antique or collectible item. These certificates should be kept in a safe place, preferably out of the home, such as a safety deposit box. In a secondary market situation, where you are trying to sell your collectible, many buyers will want to see an appraisal certificate before purchasing. At the Doll House Elora, we offer this service. A number of questions will need to be answered and pictures of your doll will need to be submitted. The $19.99 (Canadian funds) fee, will include appraisal of the doll and you will be sent a certificate of authenticity that may be used for the above situations.