Active
Seraphine
Bisque porcelain girl · 1880s
“She would prefer the room stay lit.”
1880s
Era
Watchful
Disposition
Active
Activity
$1,450
Meet Seraphine
The collection
The cabinet, as it stands today.
Every doll here is one of one. Read each history, note each disposition, and when one calls to you, begin its adoption. Pieces leave the cabinet as they are adopted.
Active
Stirring
Mr. Pemberton
Composition sailor boy · c. 1915
“Footsteps keep to his cabinet at night.”
c. 1915
Era
Restless
Disposition
Stirring
Activity
$980
Meet Mr. Pemberton
Active
Clementine
Mourning bride doll · 1890s
“Still waiting at the altar.”
1890s
Era
Sorrowful
Disposition
Active
Activity
$1,720
Meet Clementine
Stirring
Jasper
Jester marionette · 1920s
“Things wander when Jasper is bored.”
1920s
Era
Mischievous
Disposition
Stirring
Activity
$1,150
Meet Jasper
Dormant
Adelaide
Composition toddler doll · 1930s
“She watches over children, and only children.”
1930s
Era
Protective
Disposition
Dormant
Activity
$760
Meet Adelaide
Active
Thaddeus
Ventriloquist figure · 1940s
“Owners report a second voice.”
1940s
Era
Talkative
Disposition
Active
Activity
$1,640
Meet Thaddeus
Stirring
Marguerite
French fashion doll · 1870s
“She does not care to share her case.”
1870s
Era
Vain
Disposition
Stirring
Activity
$2,100
Meet Marguerite
Dormant
Old Tom
Appalachian rag doll · c. 1900
“Hung by the door to keep what’s outside, out.”
c. 1900
Era
Guardian
Disposition
Dormant
Activity
$540
Meet Old Tom
A note on our pieces. Every piece is offered as a curio for entertainment and collection. Each story reflects the doll’s lore and provenance as it was passed to us; no paranormal activity is claimed or guaranteed. Adopters must be 18+.
Not sure where to begin?
Tell the curator what you’re drawn to.
Describe the kind of presence you’re hoping to keep and we’ll point you toward the right resident — or watch for the next arrival.