Madame Alexander Dolls

Madame Alexander Vietnam Doll No. Boxes may have dents, scratches and holes. Sides may be lifted. Boxes are not in perfect condition. Tissue paper may be broken or ripped. Tissue paper is not in perfect condition. Has sticker residue on box.

Madame Alexander Lot of 25 8 Dolls. Nancy Dawson (basket broken). Red Boy (no shoes). Mexico (no necklace, no hat). Denmark #2 (no shoes). Portugal (body in 3 pcs). Ireland (joints are loose). Turkey (joints are loose, arm detached, tassel from hat detached).

Experience the beauty and artistry of vintage Madame Alexander dolls with this set of three 6-inch dolls representing different cultures – Figi, Cuba, and Yankees Doodle. These original, artist dolls feature varying hair types and colors, eye colors, and complexions, making them truly unique and collectible. The set includes one girl doll and is perfect for doll enthusiasts and vintage collectors alike. Please see photos and feel free to message any questions before purchasing!

This Madame Alexander International Russia Doll 48105 is a beautiful addition to any doll collection. Standing at 8 inches tall, this vintage girl doll is an original and comes with its original packaging and tags. The doll is dressed in traditional Russian attire, including a stunning headdress, and comes with a Faberge egg as an accessory. Whether you’re a collector or just looking for a unique toy, this doll is sure to impress. Don’t miss out on the chance to own a piece of history with this Madame Alexander International Russia Doll 48105.

Doll is is beautiful condition.

This beautiful Madame Alexander doll is a part of the International Collection and represents the country of Guatemala. With brown curly hair, brown eyes, and traditional costume. This very rare doll was manufactured in 1999 only and will be a unique jewel in your collection.

Although all of the limbs are still attached and display well, they have not been restrung and many have limbs and heads that are a little loose. Other than being a little loose, they are in Excellent condition.

Madame Alexander Japan Doll International Collection 2001 No. Madame Alexander Doll Company. Love is in the Details. Brand new & in mint condition including the box. Please zoom in on the pictures to see condition details. Please zoom in on photos to get the most accurate representation of the item. Thanks for shopping with Keith & Deb at. All of our items are from a clean, smoke free, pet free environment. We care about our customers! Please DO NOT ASK.

Madame Alexander Mexico 8 Doll 2009 International Collection No. Box has some creasing. Please zoom in on photos to get the most accurate representation of the item. Notice The box for this item will have some shelf wear or creasing. If this is a multiple quantity inventory listing, the listing photos are representative of the condition of the item, however the conditon of each box will vary slightly. Please zoom in on photos to see more condition details. Thanks for shopping with Keith & Deb at. All of our items are from a clean, smoke free, pet free environment. We care about our customers! Please DO NOT ASK.

Sometimes when I go through my inventory I find one that I love and want to keep! This little doll is one of those. If my shelves weren’t full enough I think I might! I have researched her origins but could not find another like her. I went on Madame Alexander’s Face Book page to inquire of the members if anyone knew any information about her. I had a few answers that I will share with you. Possible someone dressed her as Thailand. Could be clothing that came on a souvenir doll, definitely Thai. Looks like the doll used for the Halloween Trunk, who is sporting a handmade garment. Unfortunately, no one could identify this doll. I believe that someone did painstakingly make her outfit, very professional and beautiful. No rips, tears, and no missing sequins. I was curious about her head covering–according to Google, in Thailand, the headdress is known by two names: chada and mongkut, and feature a distinctive tall, pointed shape, which was probably acquired from the lomphok, a pointed cloth headdress of Persian origin, during the Ayutthaya period. In any case, you will have one of the only one of this doll to add to your collection.