Madame Alexander Dolls

The scene is Merton Place in England, lbs I where Lady Emma Hamilton resided with her husband, Sir William Hamilton, and her lover, Lord Horatio Nelson, to whom she bore a daughter, Horatia. Hamilton was 57 years her senior at the time of their marriage. Prior to her marriage to Sir Hamilton, she worked as a maid in her very early years, then her beauty and popularity propelled her to become a portrait model for painter George Romney. Vivian Leigh played the colorful character of Lady Hamilton in the 1941 film, That Hamilton Woman. Twist-waist Wendy Ann is plays Lady Hamilton in this listing. She is made of composition and was produced between 1940-45. Her eyes of brown have darkened over time, but her coloring is very good and her composition is in very good condition as well. Her costume is from an HP Lady Hamilton doll #1338, made for Madame’s Portraits of History Series. Everything worn by the the older doll, including her slipper satin shoes, are original to the Later HP doll. Her gown is of an ivory nylon, with a moss green velveteen overlay and a lace collar. Her wavy light auburn hair is a replacement wig, fitting of her character. She wears pantaloons, edged in Val lace, and nylons with her satin shoes. Two photos of Lady Hamilton in paintings are included in the listing photos. The second one is by painter George Romney. I used this doll for the lovely costume because it fits her perfectly and the ensemble is as beautiful as the older MA doll costumes. I love the Wendy Ann swivel-waist design with the versatility it allows in posing her. She has an extended arm and one slightly-bent knee, which adds to her grace. I also prefer Madame’s composition dolls to her HP dolls used in these series, but love and appreciate the continued beauty of the costumes presented on them. The last photo in the listing shows all 4 dolls. The AI-generated main photo does not change the characteristics of the doll. I have provided the original photo for comparison.

The First Lady Doll Collection by Madame Alexander includes a 14 girl doll made of rigid vinyl, circa 1975. The set consists of 10 pieces, with the doll featuring blue, green, and brown eyes, and a light complexion. The vintage doll collection includes First Ladies and other historical figures, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Madam Alexander products. This unique find from a storage unit holds historical value and nostalgic charm for those interested in classic doll playsets.

All in good condition with original box, tissue and tags. The product is a complete set from the Madame Alexander First Lady Doll Collection Series III, featuring an original box. These dolls are made in the United States and are original in terms of their production. The collection showcases detailed and high-quality replicas of different First Lady dolls, making it a desirable item for collectors interested in decorative and historical memorabilia. Each doll in the series is carefully crafted and comes in its original packaging, adding to the authenticity and value of the collection.

Madame Alexander Dolls “Old lady in the Gingerbread House”. “Purple Sparkle Dragonfly Fairy” “Teddy and Me Collecting Bears” 8 Dolls. 2000 Alexander Doll Company. Dolls are 8 in Original Boxes 3 Dolls include. “Old lady in the Gingerbread House” # 35621 MIB & NRFB Accessories still stapled to inside box Top of box has a dent & crease and one corner seam opened. Small tear on inside box. Still solid with good eye appeal. “Purple Sparkle Dragonfly Fairy”. MIB & NRFB Accessories still stapled to inside box. Some pink paper is torn. Box in EX+ condition. “Teddy and Me Collecting Bears”. MIB & NRFB Accessories still stapled to inside box Some pink paper torn. All items satisfaction guaranteed… Thank You and I hoe you enjoy your item!

4 Madame Alexander dolls in new condition boxes have light wear.

Huge Madame Alexander First Lady Doll Collection Lot 20+ Dolls w Boxes.

Madame Alexander “First Lady” Doll Collection Series I. (Mint only Removed from Box to photograph – never played with or displayed). 1501 – Martha Washington. 1502 – Abigail Adams — notice that the blue dress has a shade of purple at the bottom rim – unsure if discoloration or original design. 1503 – Martha Randolph. 1504 – Dolley Madison. 1505 – Elizabeth Monroe. 1506 – Louisa Adams. These Dolls have been kept in a collection room, in a temperature controlled and smoke free environment. Feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns regarding active or completed listings.

This lot of 4 vintage Madame Alexander First Lady dolls features a collection of hard plastic dolls ranging in length from 14 inches. Each doll is signed by Madame Alexander and comes in its original packaging. The dolls have varying hair colors, eye colors, complexions, and characters, making each doll unique. Perfect for collectors or as a special occasion gift, these dolls are a nostalgic addition to any doll collection.

Madame Alexander 10 Doll 40840 – Lady Jane Grey, NIB. From a collector’s smoke free home.

For sale is a rare Madame Alexander Limited Edition Porcelain Collection Doll. Her Lady and A Child of Her Very Own. Size: 21 tall main doll, smaller companion doll included. Material: Porcelain with detailed costume & accessories. Includes: Original box + Certificate of Authenticity. Condition: Excellent – doll has never been displayed, kept boxed, with original protective wrapping. Highly collectible and increasingly hard to find complete with box & COA.