This updated article summarizes the Lee Middleton Dolls 2006 collection designed by Reva Schick. It lists nine dolls (Baby Blossom, Baby Emma, Day at the Orchard, Dinosaurs and Me, Furry Friend, Jewel and Lace, Keepsake Memories, Little Miss Proper, My Precious Panda), their sizes (19-24 inches), basic coloring and face-sculpt descriptions, and flags several original "style of [year]" notations and sculpt names for verification against official catalogs or collector records.

Lee Middleton Dolls: 2006 collection by Reva Schick

In 2006 Lee Middleton Dolls released a series of new dolls designed by Reva Schick. The line included a range of newborn- and toddler-sized dolls with varied face sculpts and colorations aimed at collectors and gift buyers.

Baby Blossom

Baby Blossom is described as a 19-inch doll with brown hair, brown eyes and an Asian skin tone. The listing identifies the piece as created in the "style of 1785" by Reva Schick.

Baby Emma

Baby Emma measures 19 inches. She has strawberry-blonde hair, a closed-eye sculpt and a light skin tone with a delicate "dreamer" expression.

Day at the Orchard

Day at the Orchard is noted as a newborn-sized doll at 21 inches with brown hair, green eyes and a cheerful face. The original listing cites a "style of 1768" by Reva Schick. 1

Dinosaurs and Me

Dinosaurs and Me is described as a soft-arm toddler-size doll (24 inches) with brown hair, brown eyes and an Asian skin tone. The listing references the "style of 1791" and identifies Reva Schick as the creator. 2

Furry Friend

Furry Friend is a 21-inch, newborn-sized doll attributed to Reva Schick. It is listed with brown hair, brown eyes, a medium skin tone and a "baby mine" face sculpt; the original notes "style of 1774." 3

Jewel and Lace

Jewel and Lace appears as a 21-inch newborn-size doll with blonde hair, blue eyes and a light skin tone. The face sculpt is labeled "Lil' Darling" in the original description and credited to Reva Schick ("style of 1770"). 4

Keepsake Memories

Keepsake Memories is listed as a 24-inch toddler-size doll with blonde hair, green eyes and a small, wonder-filled expression. The original references Reva Schick and the "style of 1793." 5

Little Miss Proper

Little Miss Proper is recorded as a 24-inch toddler-size doll conceived in the "style of 1789" by Reva Schick; it is described with blonde hair, brown eyes, a light skin tone and a "baby love" face. 6

My Precious Panda

My Precious Panda is a 21-inch doll attributed to Reva Schick (originally listed as "style of 1761"). The description lists brown hair, blue eyes and a light skin tone. 7

Collector note

The above descriptions preserve the original 2006 release details. Several entries use a "style of [year]" notation and specific face-sculpt names that appear in the original listings; those items and exact model codes should be checked against official Lee Middleton catalogs, box tags, or reputable collector databases for confirmation. 8
  1. Confirm the meaning and accuracy of each "style of [year]" notation (e.g., 1785, 1768, 1791, etc.) against official Lee Middleton catalogs or box tags.
  2. Verify face-sculpt names (e.g., "Lil' Darling", "baby mine", "baby love", "dreamer") and their association with the listed doll names.
  3. Confirm designer attribution and exact size specifications for each doll from primary sources (manufacturer materials, catalogs, or authoritative collector guides).
  4. Check current availability and edition/production details (limited edition status, serial numbers) through reputable auction records or collector databases.

FAQs about Lee Middleton Dolls

Who designed the 2006 Lee Middleton dolls listed here?
The 2006 line is credited to designer Reva Schick in the original listings summarized above.
What sizes are the 2006 dolls?
The collection includes dolls listed between 19 and 24 inches: 19 inches (Baby Blossom, Baby Emma), 21 inches (newborn-size pieces), and 24 inches (toddler-size pieces).
What does the "style of [year]" notation mean?
The original listings used "style of [year]" alongside each doll. Those notations and any internal style or model codes are preserved here but should be verified against original company catalogs or box tags for precise meaning.
Are face-sculpt names like "Lil' Darling" or "baby mine" definitive?
Those face-sculpt names appear in the original descriptions. Treat them as manufacturer-style labels that collectors often use, and confirm with official references or trusted collector guides.
How can I verify a doll's authenticity or original specs?
Check the doll's box tag, certificate (if present), and any official Lee Middleton catalog. Consult reputable collector forums, auction records, or specialist dealers for further confirmation.

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