Madame Alexander Dolls

Some of these artist dolls are in need of TLC and repair. The set includes rare Chad Valley doll with button on body, Madame Alexander doll with curlers and an all original Nora Wellings Labeled doll a gentleman hard body doll, and a Effanhue Honey doll.

9 ANTIQUE MADAME ALEXANDER DOLL McGUFFEY ANA COMPOSITION ALL ORIGINAL. She is a beautiful little doll and considering her age she in pretty good condition however she does show signs of wear ie the elastic on her hat is stretched out, she has little spots throughout her dress, small cracks in paint, etc.

2 beautiful 14 composition Wendy Ann dolls – clear eyes, full lashes, full mohair wigs in original set – great condition – stringing loose – Outfits are the hard to find 1942 FAO Scwartz trousseau set – all in great condition.

This doll has obviously been so well loved. She has been hanging out by my perfume bottles for too long, and needs a new home where someone else will cherish her. Unfortunately, she is missing part of her left foot as seen in photos. However, the heel remains, and sock and shoe would hide it. When I bought her she was missing her foot, sock and shoe. All of her clothes and hat are original. The string on her hat is broken. The clothing has staining and holes. Her wig is super fragile and the hairs will come out easily and break. So I have been careful not to mess with her hair. The rubber bands holding her body together are very loose. You can see this in the pics without her clothes. Please look closely at pictures. I have tried my best to show all of her flaws. Thanks so much for stopping by to take a look.

RARE Alexander 1930s “BABY JANE” Doll 16 Portrait Film Star Composition. As pictured, eye blemish.

Lovely tagged dress – full human hair wig – “shattered” eyes – full lashes – small(1/4) crack above left eye – left hand shows some wear – loose stringing – spider crazing, heavier on arms, no cracks – very pretty.

Antique 1930′s Madame Alexander Jack Horner composition doll. CONDITION REPORT ABOVE, AND PLEASE REVIEW PHOTOS.

Antique Madame Alexander Flora McFlimsey Antique Composition Doll Blue Eyes.

Antique Madame Alexander McGuffey Ana Composition Doll. Condition is Very Good, original tagged clothing, shoes, undergarments, bonnet and metal display stand.

First let’s get the flaws out of the way on her: This doll was once proof why you pack these beauties in oversized boxes; she had quite the bump that split her head from a too-small box and it has been repaired. You can still tell, but the color is matched well. She has a small expansion line at the back of her head, and further repair there. This repair is over 10 years old now, and has not gone anywhere. It was properly pinned, epoxied and cured correctly. She has a line on her chin too; but it is reinforced inside of her head and will not go anywhere. Now, she retains beautiful coloring and has beautiful features. She is the 21inch Madame Alexander Fairy Princess with the Wendy face. Eyes open and close correctly; great composition on her body; no lifts or breaks. Just fine surface crazing and some scuffs to her fingers, which is all to be expected. Her wig is in good set, but she wouldn’t mind a trip to the hair salon. It may just be a touch sparse in the back; she is a strawberry blonde. She is the unmarked Wendy that crops up from time to time. She has her original dress, shoes and undies. Socks are definitely old and correct time period but I don’t know if they’re her’s. Her dress is in okay condition; like her, it displays well but has its faults. It is not dry rotted but does have some holes here and there, but otherwise solid. The trim isn’t too great. She is missing her wings, her crown and her wand. There is a tag; the text is faint. I have washed and (lightly) pressed her dress and undies. I would’ve left it alone, but the dress was as disgustingly dirty as it gets; to the point it looked a dark green versus steel blue. She is from a non-smoking home. Please send me any questions in case I’ve missed anything. Thank you for looking. She will be packed in an appropriately sized box; with lots of space and packing; wrapped in paper or tissue against her as not to damage her paint in transit.