Doll Coffeeshop

This site is about life size posable dolls and it contains sexual and erotic material. I sell nothing on this site (not even coffee).

The dolls on this site were made between September 2000 and February 2008 by two manufacturers, one in California and one in Japan. The California-made dolls (Realdolls) have PVC skeletons with steel joints and are otherwise mostly silicone rubber. They are expensive and unbelievably heavy. The Japanese doll is of similar construction and is similarly expensive, but she is not as heavy as any of my Realdolls.

Extra items include photos of a quarter scale fashion doll mafe by the Tonner doll company.

If you are new to photo web sites, click any of the small images on this page to go to a gallery of similarly small images. Click any of those to display a larger version of that image.

Main divisions of this web site:

• When We Lived in Modern Times: Photo story about women in peace and war.

• My dolls in date order: The biggest part of this web site.

• Various section, which includes Café on the Rue de Remarques, Mrs L, the unknown girl, Dolls Aloud, Sindy's gallery, and other items.

• What's new (for frequent visitors).

• External links to the world of life-size artificial people.

My dolls in date order:

• Rebecca (Realdoll solid-head #4, body #4)

• Caroline (Realdoll face #5, body #6 then body #7)

• Louise (Realdoll face #14, body #1)

• Virginia (Realdoll face #11, shares body #1 with Louise)

• Lina (Realdoll face #6, body #8)

• Laura (4woods 'Haruhi' head, body Neo-J)

• Joanna (Realdoll face #3, body #2)

None of the photographs on this site have been enhanced except as follows: Some that were too dark were lightened and their contrast increased. Most of the black-and-white images were originally in color as were the sepia toned images and those whose colors appear washed-out. Other exceptions include one or two with special effects by Perry of the doll forum, and those are described as such. Most of the small 'thumbnail' image links are processed for improved clarity. I use the IrfanView program for image processing.

If you get the chance, see the North One Television documentary Guys and Dolls (re-titled Love Me, Love My Doll in some countries—unfortunately). As well as seeing some Realdolls (some of them mine), you get to see me fly my hang glider.

Also, see the movie Lars and the Real Girl (2007) in which Ryan Gosling plays the character of Lars Lindstrom, said to be an exaggerated combination of characteristics of the guys in Guys and Dolls.