Madame Alexander Dolls

Captivating composition Wendy Ann was made with a twist waist, a right bent knee and arms held in two positions – left extended and right with a bent elbow, allowing her to achieve many delightful positions when posed. She is all-original, with her dress tag nice and bright, suggesting no laundering of her garments. They ARE clean, though, suggesting little-to-no display of her. The molded straw hat w/narrow black velvet embellishment was used on a number of the twist-waist dolls, so you might see it on more Wendy Anns like this one which complements this darling little pink floral dress with the same black velvet ribbon trim. She has no crazing, no lifting paint, and no tiny cracks around the eyes like many composition dolls of this age get through the years. Her hair – blonde human-hair wig – is in its original set, her brush eyelashes are all intact, and her eyes are blue and while they have not crackled, the left eye appears to be darker with age. I fell in love with the twist-waist Wendy Ann my mother had in her collection and they became the first vintage doll that I began purchasing when I began my own collection. Made between 1935 and 1948, she is about 10-15 years short of becoming an antique. She is a very lovely and un-flawed example of this doll which came in a vast variety of clothing. Thank you for looking and I invite you to peruse my other listings.

? Rare Madame Alexander Bride Porcelain Doll – Limited Edition 1989?? For sale is a pristine 1989 Madame Alexander Limited Edition Bride Doll, number 1167 of only 2,500 made. This doll has never been removed from her original box and includes the Certificate of Authenticity, original stand, and tissue wrap. She’s wearing an exquisite bridal gown with pearl detailing, lace accents, and a tulle veil – perfect for collectors, weddings, or as a unique bridal shower gift. Condition: Doll is pristine; original box has light wear. Limited Edition: 1167/2500? Size: Approx.