An antique set of five 8" dolls modeled after the Dionne Quintuplets girls. They were the first known set of quintuplets to survive infancy. They were born in 1934 in Ontario. The dolls are wearing coordinating pastel outfits with white bibs that have their names embroidered on them. This set comes with a wood chair for each girl and a round table with their names displayed in decals. Each doll is marked "Alexander" on their back. *notes- dolls have some wear to face and bodies. Some paint chipping and marks. Wooden furniture is worn and some of the name decals are worn.