Here you will find Izannah Walker doll pictures, writings about original antique Izannah Walker dolls, and links to museums and shops and other sites which refer to Izannah Walker dolls. This Izannah site is a labor of love for Izannah Walker doll lovers everywhere. Be sure to look in the backposts for lots pictures of original dolls. Brew a cup of tea and enjoy!

Dixie Redmond
Northdixie Designs

Red Headed Izannah


Thanks again to the wonderful Strong Museum for letting me take pictures and for allowing me to post them here on this blog. I did a pretty good job taking pictures considering they're through glass. Again, I apologize for ghosts, shadows, etc. I have posted what may look like duplicate angles, but sometimes a slight change in angle reveals something about the doll, so I've posted all the ones that came out clearly. Enjoy!


This doll is as close to a red-headed Izannah as I've seen. She compares somewhat to the Little Red Riding Hood Izannah that was shared by Izannah owner Kelly earlier in the year. I believe this particular doll has a shoulderplate that is sewn on top of the body, without the second skin glued on top of the shoulder plate. If you click the link in this paragraph you will see what I mean. These dolls are the patented dolls, and Kelly says these later dolls are actually more rare.
















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