Porcelain baby doll set

A whole hand-made wardrobe in miniature. Two vintage 1980s bisque-finish porcelain babies on soft cloth bodies with jointed shoulders and hips. Nell — blue painted eyes, blonde curl wig, blush organza-and-lace dress, ruffled bonnet, crocheted booties, approx. 8" / 20 cm. Winks — yawning character face, hand-knit pom-pom sweater set and blue trousers, approx. 11" / 28 cm. Plus an extra rosebud dress with lace bloomers and a bonnet-head ornament on a ribbon hanger, approx. 4" / 10 cm. Circa 1980s–90s, unmarked; sweet pre-loved condition with light toning to the lace and loose threads on the knits, no chips or cracks. Casts as nursery or cottage set-dressing — a shelf, a cabinet, a period bedroom corner.

Shelf, cabinet, nursery corner. Swap Nell into the rosebud dress and hang the ornament wherever the light is — two faces telling a whole story between them.

Every SPARK + REBEL piece ships from our California studio and travels worldwide — free to the US, arriving in about one to two weeks, wrapped and ready for its next scene. Because each is one-of-one, we want you to love it: returns and exchanges are accepted within 30 days of delivery.

Nothing here is mass-produced and nothing goes to waste — every piece already existed before we reworked it into a one-of-one. We build with organic Desserto cactus leather, OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified organic cotton and rescued, recycled and upcycled overstock, using zero animal glues and only non-toxic leather paint. Every order offsets its carbon, plants a tree, and arrives in a recyclable box made from post-consumer waste. Sustainability isn't our pitch — it's just how we make wearable art.

We think you should know exactly who made your piece and how. Our part-time team in San Diego works in a healthy, genuinely fun studio and earns 50-100% above California's minimum wage, with remote work welcomed for our business side. Each garment costs us about $65 to make — roughly one hour of labor and $40 in materials — and is handmade by our California-based seamstress Rosa Sanchez.