Alice reaches 16 inches from her head down to the toes of her fashionable, Victorian boots. When sitting with her legs forward, she reaches about a foot tall, fitting into most shelves and holding her own among serious doll collections. Her arms, easily fitted for the thumb and forefinger of adults or older children, open to about 14 inches wide.

Her detailed features are printed on cloth, and have an almost three dimensional depth. Alice's face evokes various moods, as with all fine puppets, depending on her pose, appearing shocked when leaning slightly backwards, or irritated when bowed forward. Turned slightly to the puppeteers left, her reaction appears vacant, whereas another slight turn to the right allows her a subtly determined sensibility.

She is scotch-guarded against stains, but should the unforseen happen, handwashing and linedrying are advised.

The pocket in her apron holds a two dimensional bottle, laminated and removable, which reads 'Drink Me.'

The back of her is open beneath her neck, allowing you to manipulate her arms as a puppet. Yet she is stuffed generously, so that she is most huggable, and will not wilt when you sit her down for a rest.

The Red Queen reaches 16 inches from her head down to the toes of her boots. When sitting with her legs forward, she reaches about a foot tall, fitting into most shelves and holding her own among serious doll collections. Her arms, easily fitted for the thumb and forefinger of adults or older children, open to about 14 inches wide.

Her detailed features are printed on fabric, and have an almost three dimensional depth. Her face evokes various moods, as with all fine puppets, depending on her pose, appearing shocked when leaning slightly backwards, or irritated when bowed forward. Turned slightly to the puppeteers left, her reaction appears vacant, whereas another slight turn to the right allows her a subtly determined sensibility.

She is scotch-guarded against stains, but should the unforseen happen, handwashing and linedrying are advised.

Here is artist Chas Bogan's take on the Mad Hatter, the crazed tea-totaler from Lewis Carroll's beloved book 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.'

From the tips of his shoes to the top of his hat, this doll measures ten inches high, and is six and a half inches wide.

His detailed features are printed on fabric, and have an almost three dimensional depth. He is scotch-guarded against stains, but should the unforseen happen, handwashing and linedrying are advised.

Here is artist Chas Bogan's take on the Cheshire Cat, from Lewis Carroll's beloved book 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.'

From the tips of his claws to the back of his tail, this doll measures ten inches high.

More dolls and puppets to come:

The White Rabbit
The Caterpillar
The Jabberwocky

...to name a few.

While they are being developed,
treat yourself to one of the most beautifully stylistic versions of Alice available.

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