Madame Alexander Dolls

This is a 1977 Madame Alexander Mary Mine baby doll in new condition, never removed from its box. This vintage doll features blonde hair, blue eyes, and a light complexion, reflecting a Caucasian ethnicity. Made of vinyl, this 20-inch doll is an original licensed reproduction from the 1970s, perfect for collectors of classic dolls. The dolls eyes open but when I tipped the box while it was closed I didn’t hear the crying mechanism. It might still work but I didn’t want to remove the doll from the box. The box shows some wear. The box was stored in a shelf in my mother’s store room.

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.

Up for sale is a highly collectible and exceptionally rare 8-inch Madame Alexander Mary Todd Lincoln doll (Model #47920) from the First Ladies Series. This specific edition was produced in a very limited run of only 500 pieces to commemorate the company’s 85th Anniversary. This doll is beautifully detailed, featuring perfectly styled dark braided hair with pink floral headpieces, a crisp cream-colored period gown adorned with cascading blue floral garlands, and original white hand gloves.

Alexander 10 MARY OF THE KENTUCKY TODDS Doll, 66460, 2013 MADC Louisville, NEW. Madame Alexander 10 MARY OF THE KENTUCKY TODDS Doll, 66460, 2013 MADC Louisville Convention, LE #17/144, BRAND NEW. See photos for details. Photos are part of the description. Note: Stands are not included unless otherwise specified. We recently acquired a wonderful Madame Alexander doll collection. Check back regularly for additional listings. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva’s. Track Page Views With.

This is a vintage Madame Alexander “Mary Mine” doll (#6450) in new-in-box condition. 18 baby doll in pink dress with lace trim, bonnet, and bloomers. Blonde hair / blue eyes (as marked on original box). Includes original wrist tag, tissue paper, and Madame Alexander box. Doll has never been played with – face still covered in factory protective plastic. Box shows light shelf/storage wear only? A wonderful find for Madame Alexander collectors or as a special gift.

This rare Madame Alexander 11 inch doll is a highly sought-after item for collectors and doll enthusiasts alike. The doll comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, box, tags, and accessories, making it a complete and valuable addition to any collection. The brand is well-known for its quality and attention to detail, and this doll is no exception.

This beautiful Madame Alexander doll set includes the dolls of Mary Joseph and Jesus, along with the original box and tags. The dolls are 8 inches tall and have been well-maintained, making them an excellent addition to any collection. The brand is well-known for its quality and attention to detail, making this set a must-have for any doll enthusiast. Whether you’re a collector or simply looking for a special gift, this Madame Alexander set is sure to impress.

Vintage Madame Alexander Mary Mine #6450 Baby Doll – Working Cry Box – blonde.

Boxes may have dents, dust, or be missing the box altogether.

Nativity Scene 8 Tall #19470. Mary, Joseph, & Baby Jesus. There is a flaw with the Mary doll, as I noticed a couple yellow stains on the inside of both her cloaks sleeves. I took a couple pictures of the stains so that you may get an idea of how it looks.