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Cécile's story of her newfound friendship with Marie-Grace comes alive as she arrives in a beautiful teal satin dress styled just right for introducing new friends to her beloved hometown of New Orleans.
Cécile opens up a whole world of play with authentic styles from 1853: A teal satin dress with black velvet accents and rosette adornments. White pantalettes, knee-length stockings, and black boots. She's soft and huggable—with hair for styling. Her dark brown hair is styled in ringlets and tied back with ribbons. Cécile's 18-inch doll body is soft cloth; her head and limbs are smooth vinyl. She's posable for hundreds of playtimes and can be treasured for years to come.
Her Meet Cécile book enhances playtimes with the introductory story of this bold, confident girl growing up in New Orleans in the 1850s. It also offers lessons about choices and friendship that still touch girls today.
Also available is the Cécile & Marie-Grace Boxed Set with Game—a first-ever two-character debut—with all six books about these newfound friends, plus a mini board game for even more fun! The stories are woven together in one series that is told from both characters' perspectives and written by two different authors.
Doll & Paperback Book
Item# G1468 $100
Cécile Doll & Paperback Boxed Set
Item# G1470 $123
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Cécile's Accessories
Item# G1488
Cécile wears these fancy accessories when she's out and about in her hometown of New Orleans: A teal hat, trimmed with a bow. A necklace with a pearly pendant. Dainty white gloves.
$24
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Cécile's Parrot & Games
Item# G1490
Birds were popular pets in America in the 1850s. Cécile can happily pass the time with her colorful parrot and a collection of games and activities! Her parrot, Cochon, and a metal birdcage he can perch inside A miniature book and copy of The Daily Crescent newspaper A faux magnifying glass Eight paper dolls, ready to be dressed in the latest fashions
$38
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Meet Marie-Grace
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Marie-Grace's story of her newfound friendship with Cécile comes alive as she arrives in a dress perfect for exploring 1850s New Orleans. She's soft and huggable—with hair for styling and a body to pose. Plus, her adventures begin in the Meet Marie-Grace book.
Marie-Grace opens up a whole world of play with authentic styles from 1853: A plaid taffeta dress in summery shades of pink and tangerine, featuring a wide neckline, puffed sleeves, and lace trim. White pantalettes, knee-length stockings, and two-tone boots. Long brown hair styled in braids and tied back with ribbons. Marie-Grace's 18-inch doll body is soft cloth; her head and limbs are smooth vinyl. She's posable for hundreds of playtimes and can be treasured for years to come.
Her Meet Marie-Grace book enhances playtimes with the introductory story of this shy, caring girl happy to find a home in 1850s New Orleans. It also offers lessons about choices and friendship that still touch girls today.
Also available is the Cécile & Marie-Grace Boxed Set with Game—a first-ever two-character debut—with all six books about these newfound friends, plus a mini board game for even more fun! The stories are woven together in one series that alternates between each character's perspective and are written by two different authors.
Marie-Grace Doll & Paperback Book
Item# G1475 $100
Marie-Grace Doll & Paperbook Boxed Set
Item# G1477 $123
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Marie-Grace's Accessories
Item# G1494
Marie-Grace's elegant accessories help her stay cool in the hot New Orleans summers: A wide-brimmed hat with ribbons to tie under her chin blocks the sun from her fair skin. A heart locket to wear around her neck. A lacy fan provides a breeze on a warm day
$24
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Marie-Grace's Dog, Argos
Item# G1496
Ever since she was a little girl, Marie-Grace has had a loyal companion in her loveable dog, Argos, who was a gift from Uncle Luc. Argos is a big Bouvier des Flandres with a soft body, shaggy gray fur, and a curly tail.
$28
W: 10" x H: 8" x D: 5"
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Marie-Grace's Nightgown for Dolls
Item# G1486
Marie-Grace enjoys sweet dreams in this embroidered nightgown, featuring a wide neckline, puffed sleeves, and a pair of pretty bows. She wears soft slippers to keep her feet warm on cool nights.
$24
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Cécile's Nightwear for Dolls
Item# G1482
When night falls in New Orleans, Cécile dresses in this flannel nightgown. It features rosy lace edging, long sleeves, and growth tucks at the hem. Then she slips on a satin robe with tulip-style sleeves and contrast ruffles, and adds cozy knit slippers with pretty bows and scalloped edges.
$28
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Marie-Grace's Vanity Set
Item# G1502
In the 1850s, young ladies would have freshened up at a fancy vanity like this one, complete with an elaborate pitcher and bowl! A vanity stand with a rich wooden finish, an adjustable oval mirror, and a drawer that really opens to store Marie-Grace's morning necessities. A ceramic pitcher and bowl for freshening up. An embroidered linen towel. Faux bottles of lavender and rosewater offer the clean, fresh scent that was a common perfume in Marie-Grace's day
$80
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Cécile's Bed & Bedding
Item# G1498
Cécile can sleep peacefully all night long in this grand bed set: A wooden bed inspired by authentic furniture from the 1850s, featuring floral artwork and contoured side rails. Gauzy mosquito netting that hangs from the half-canopy. A satin bedspread with a dainty doily print. A plump pillow with a pink cotton cover. A soft mattress for sweet dreams
$125
W: 11 3/4" x H: 21" x L: 20 3/4"
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Extras
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Banquet Table & Treats
Item# G1522
In the 1850s, lavish parties called for elaborate spreads. Cécile and Marie-Grace would have enjoyed delicacies like these at grand costume galas: A wooden banquet table covered with an embroidered tablecloth. A white pedestal laden with faux cream puffs. A pretend four-layer cake with intricate icing. A ceramic bowl, filled with pretend pastries. Faux petits fours, fruit tarts, and chocolate candies, grandly displayed on a three-tiered metal tray. A clear glass punch bowl, ladle, and two matching glass cups provide a refreshing break from the merriment.
$150
Table: W: 15 1/2" x H: 7 1/2" x D: 8 1/2"
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Fancy Dress
Item# G1514
When Marie-Grace is invited to a splendid costume ball, she is dismayed that she has nothing to wear! Mademoiselle Océane and Cécile come to the rescue with this fancy finery: A lovely pink-and-blue dress made for dancing, that features a ruched bodice, double-puffed sleeves, and a draped overskirt adorned with a rosette. Satin dancing slippers with rosettes at the toes to match.
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Fairy Costume Accessories
Item# W0935
These costume pieces from Mademoiselle Océane were originally worn in an elegant opera performance— and they complete the ensemble for the costume ball perfectly! Glittery fairy wings. A glittery mask with ribbon-and-floral trim. Long, iridescent gloves that Cécile finds absolutely magnifique
$20
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Fancy Coat
Item# G1516
This beautiful velveteen coat is fit for a masquerade ball! It's edged in faux fur, with three satin bows at the front and pink satin lining that peeks out at the sleeves.
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Fancy Boots
Item# G1520
These golden boots add an elegant touch to any outfit. They feature scalloped edges and faux buttons on the sides.
$16
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Crinoline & Chemise
Item# G1518
In the 1850s, these undergarments were considered essential to proper dressing. Girls wore a double-hoop crinoline like this one to add fullness to their dresses. Includes a ruffled chemise to go underneath for comfort.
$24
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Cécile's Summer Outfit
Item# W1031 $36
Cécile's fancy ensemble is perfect for summers in New Orleans! It features: A true-to-era lemon taffeta dress, with a pretty striped yoke, a gathered bodice, and bell sleeves with organza trim. Cécile can shade her eyes with a faux-straw bonnet that ties under her chin—ribbon and daisies add a touch of elegance. Two-tone boots with button details complete the look.
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Lacy Parasol
Item# W1027 $22
This fashionable parasol is made of cream-colored lace—in the 1850s, that's how young ladies shaded their faces from the sun. It opens and closes easily, and has a sculpted golden handle her doll can really hold. |
Marie-Grace's Summer Outfit
Item# W1033 $36
Marie-Grace chooses this lovely outfit for summertime in New Orleans: A pink-and-green checked taffeta dress inspired by real fashions of the 1850s, with a triple-tiered skirt and satin ribbon accents. A wide-brimmed hat, trimmed with a matching taffeta ribbon. Pink-and-white boots with button details for the finishing touch.
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Courtyard Furniture
Item# W1029 $90
This pretty metal table is made to look like cast iron, a style that was popular in the 1850s. The set also includes two matching chairs with elaborate scrollwork details. |
Glassware & Treats
Item# W1025 $68
Delicious desserts for dolls, inspired by New Orleans! This set includes pretend treats for two: A trio of beignets, faux pastries dusted with powdered sugar. A ceramic plate decorated with an authentic design from the 1850s. A footed glass bowl filled with pieces of faux fruit: peach and apple, pear and lemon, a pineapple, and a bunch of bananas. A delicate glass pitcher with a genuine flower motif, along with two matching drink glasses.
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