Quality Dolls, owned and operated by Susan Greene, is a Home Based Web Business established in 2007 and was rated in 2009, by Lee Middleton Doll Company,  in the top 10 retailers for Lee Middleton Dolls. Before the acquisition in Spring of 2010, of Middleton Dolls by Madame Alexander, Quality Dolls specialized exclusively in the current line of Lee Middleton dolls and accessories.  

Quality Dolls has now included, Dolls and Collectibles by Madame Alexander, The Doll Maker, Secrist Doll Company, Precious Moments, and Melissa & Doug offering a full line of quality dolls, collectibles, reborn baby doll supplies and toys. 

Quality Dolls operates under two Domain Names and has two websites;  www.quality-dolls.com and www.lee-middleton-dolls.com .  The latter URL was chosen to reflect the line of dolls that were at that time offered exclusively.  

Goal and Mission Statement:

Quality Dolls goal is to provide not only the best in quality dolls, collectibles, and toys for adults and children, but to provide the best in Customer Service. Stating , "We realize your purchase is important to you and give every sale the attention it deserves."

Quality Dolls offers discounts through MyRewards Points, Gift Wrapping with personalized handcrafted gift note cards attached to the package and Payment Plans to fit you budget.  Providing a simple way of being able to purchase a precious gift of quality by spreading out your payments.  Your emails are answered promptly, and any question you may have about their products are welcome.

About Susan Greene:  Susan started in the Miniature business in 1978, designing and crafting miniature furniture and still maintains that business under the name of In Miniature www.inminiature.com . She expanded her business horizons in 2007 when she became interest in Lee Middleton dolls, while searching for a doll for her then 4 year old granddaughter.    Susan manages her business from her home in West Chester, PA, stocking her products for the best personal service.  Her original intention was to be a 'drop shipped' taking orders and having the Middleton doll company ship the dolls directly to her customers, but soon realized she could not become familiar with the products and provide the customer service she desired without actually seeing the products she was selling.  She then quickly started to stock and ship directly to her customers.