Madame Alexander Dolls

#46280 – Oolong Tea. A charming doll from Madame Alexander; she wears a lacy petticoat under a wrap dress with removable obi sash and shiny golden shoes. Her hair is fixed in a braided up-do with tiny rosettes and she holds a tiny gold rimmed teacup and saucer. Eyes smoothly open and shut, showing off her cat eye liner. Doll is in like-new condition, box has some damage to lid.

Madame Alexander Caroline Kennedy 14 Doll 1961 Original Blue Organdy Dress Vtg. Here is Caroline Kennedy, complete in her original blue organdy dress. She belonged to my sister and was only ever displayed. She has been in storage for most of her 65 years. Overall, she is in very nice condition but there are some flaws. Her shoes and socks are not original, however, they are Alexander shoes. The top button on the back of her dress is missing. The elastic has stretched out on her sleeves and panties. Her panties are held up with a paper clip. A viewer recently informed me that she has a slip, sorry, I have no slip. She is tight and holds a free stand. Her arms can go in any position and her eyes close. There is no original box or odors. She comes from a smoke free home. Wait for a combined invoice from me before paying.

The first two photos are AI generated for fun. The rest of the photos are original. This 16 Madame Alexander Jointed Elise Ballerina Doll is an original vintage piece from the 1950s. With curly blonde hair, blue eyes, and a light complexion, this fashion doll is a single unit without any missing pieces. Perfect for all occasions, this Caucasian girl doll stands at 16 inches tall and is a must-have for collectors of vintage dolls. The doll comes in its original form without any personalization or handmade features, making it a valuable addition to any doll playset or display. I restrung her arms. I cleaned her up completely. All original clothes and shoes and stockings. She still has all her floral crown and flowers on her dress. I dont see any tears or holes in dress. She is really good condition considering age. Beautiful face, eyes, eyelashes. She’s ready for her new home. Highly collectable for the Madame Alexander collectors. The video says shes Sonja Henie.. Nope, she’s is a jointed Elise doll. No box, no stand.

The first photo is AI generated for background. The rest of the photos are original. The video is animated for fun. This 17 Madame Alexander Walt Disney Snow White hard plastic doll is an antique vintage collectible from the 1950s. The doll features wavy black hair, hazel eyes, and a light complexion, and comes as a single unit. This fashion doll, made by Madame Alexander, represents the character Snow White from the Walt Disney franchise and was manufactured in the United States. With its original tags, this doll is a rare find for collectors of vintage and antique dolls. The Doll has all her original clothes and shoes and undies. Her vest was trying to shred in areas. I spray glued it to stabilize it. Alot of these dolls I’ve seen, their vests have shredded. Im glad I got her in good condition and preserved her vest. A very stunning doll! She has her Walt Disney dress tag with her name, Snow White. She is a hot collectible. Here eyes are beautiful and glassy. She has all her thick full lashes. Her eyes open and close. She’s ready for her new home! No box or stand.

I’ve decided to part with my Madame Alexander doll collection to help pay for school. They’ve just been stored away, smoke free home!

The 35 Madame Alexander Nurse Joanie doll from 1959 is a vintage play doll with blonde wavy hair, blue eyes, and a light complexion. This rare collectible doll, part of the Joanie franchise, is a single unit and includes one piece – the doll herself. Manufactured by Madame Alexander in the United States during the 1950s, this 35-inch girl doll is a unique piece for collectors of vintage dolls and retro toys. She is all original just missing shoes. She will come with a Fischer-Price Dr kit!

Madame Alexander Jackie and John Kennedy wedding doll set from the Great American Couples series. This limited edition pair features Jackie in a stunning off-the-shoulder cream satin gown adorned with large fabric roses and a long lace-trimmed veil. John is dressed in a formal black velvet tuxedo jacket with pinstriped trousers, a white vest, and a silver tie. Both dolls feature brown hair and brown eyes, complete with original hangtags and the original box. These collectible 10-inch dolls showcase the classic craftsmanship and attention to detail synonymous with the Alexander Doll Company. Jackie has a slight lean to her left, but she is easily adjusted. Thank you so much for stopping by!

I have lots to say on this listing, these were a labor of love for the past few years. It includes a Laurie Lawrence doll who was originally and Amy or Meg doll redressed in boys clothing. Stringing is good on all dolls. They all have been cleaned and hair treated to make shiny again. I went for clothing in same pastel color palette so they display well together. Stands are not included. I have added a bonus handbag shown in last photo. Laurie was not made by Madame Alexander for the 14″ dolls, only the 12 and 8″ Little Women Laurie dolls. They made other boy dolls in 14 size in the early 1950′s, which are always girl doll faces with shorter hair. Being an obsessive collector, I could not possibly cut doll hair, so I put it all up in the hat. The hat has velvet band and small black buttons as trim. Shoes and oil cloth socks are original Madame Alexander, with bows removed. Laurie’s clothing is partially handmade except for the blue jacket. I looked for over 2 years to find good Laurie clothing! Please note on all girl dolls that undergarments are Madame Alexander, but not period correct, they are mostly from 1960′s dolls, which gives some better elastic. They came with homemade clothing when I bought them originally. Second photographed is 1950 Meg with bangs and a blonde braid across top of her head. She is wearing a tagged Meg dress. It has a little fading at the bottom. She wears late 1960′s cream suede booties and white pantaloons. Third photographed is Jo in beautiful homemade 1950′s lavender ballerina costume. Madame Alexander rarely used purple clothing and I wanted to keep everyone in pastel colors. I love the vintage ballerina dolls so I made Jo one as there are not many pastel colored dresses available for her dolls. She has a homemade necklace, not factory. Her tights originally came on a 1948 Jo who was one of the earliest models, I do not know if they were a predecessor to pantaloons. Her shoes are pink satin slippers, you could add laces if you want them to look more like ballet slippers. Her petticoats are later Mdme Alexander, one is pinned since elastic was loose. She has an eye that is a little off center. She is a walker base that doesn’t walk anymore. Beth is dark haired in her proper tagged pink, white and blue dress with pantaloons and a slip. She wears new homemade socks and pink satin shoes to match her dress. She has a bit of yellow in back of her dress that lines up where a stand sits in back where a stand lines up to it. Next is Amy, she is in an original pink striped, tagged Amy gown. She wears Mdme A pantaloons, slip and cream suede booties. Her arms could use a little scrub, they have a little residue of caked on dust on the arms that I missed. Finally Marme wears a tagged Marme aqua dress with black accents. Her hair came out nice and shiny. She wears black and cream Mdme A booties, pantaloons and a black apron. Color on gown is a little faded in front on top, tag writing is faded too in back. One arm and hand is faded and one eye occasionally wants to not fully open, but is easily adjusted. Thanks for looking and reading! Did you know their real names were Anna, Louisa, Elizabeth and Abigail? Their family home in Concord MA is one of the oldest continually opened museums in the country, it is worth seeing!

The first 3 photos are AI generated for background. The video is animated for fun. The Madame Alexander Vintage Princess Elizabeth Doll is a 20 composition collectible from the 1930s. This original girl doll features dark red curly hair, brown eyes, and a light complexion. A single unit item, this antique doll is part of the Madame Alexander franchise and represents the character of Elizabeth. Perfect for collectors aged 17 years and up, this vintage doll is a charming addition to any doll collection and can be displayed on all occasions. The doll has mild crazing on face due to age. She has gorgeous rootbeer eyes and full lashes. She is in wonderful condition the only flaws is a tiny area on the side of her neck and her right sleeve and bodice has a few small tears. I will try to sew it closed with clear thread, see last pic. She is a nice sized doll, 20! This is the one you hand down to your daughter/son. She is all original. She has been kept in optimal condition. She comes with stand but no box. A very rare doll, hard to find in this condition.

Beautiful vintage hard plastic bride doll dating from approximately the 1950s-1960s. This charming doll features classic sleep eyes that open and close smoothly, a blonde curled wig, and a delicate bridal-style gown with layered tulle over satin fabric accented with gold tone details. She has the elegant mid-century look seen in fashion dolls of the era, including styles similar to Madame Alexander and Mary Hoyer. The doll displays nicely and would make a wonderful addition to a vintage doll collection or nostalgic décor. ? Estimated era: 1950s-1960s?? Material: Hard plastic body with wigged hair?? Eyes: Working sleep eyes?? Outfit: Original or vintage bridal-style gown with lace/tulle overlay?? Height: Approx. ___ inches (please fill in)?? Condition Vintage pre-owned condition. Dress shows age-related wear and light staining consistent with vintage textiles. Doll has light surface wear from age (see photos). Hair remains nicely styled. Eyes function properly.