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Old Cottage Toys Pearly King Doll

This is a vintage Pearly King doll by Old Cottage Toys, made in England. His felt outfit is covered with shiny buttons like the real Pearly Kings of London. His head is a little bit squashed but he is stable and displays very well. No odors. He has his original wrist tag.

$29

Vintage Paper Dolls Lot - Cut & Uncut

This lot includes three vintage paper doll books, and one sticker/activity book. Dainty Dollies and Helen by Saalfield Artcraft are not dated, probably 1950s or ’60s. Both are uncut. Tiny Tots is by Whiteman, dated 1959 is cut, not sure if it is complete. Life On A Farm sticker book by Whitman is dated 1966. This book is mostly unused. A cool lot of vintage fun!

$18

1990s Fashion Corner Dolls - Grand Ball & Girl On The Go

Here are two vintage vinyl Fashion Corner dolls made by Lucky, dated 1996. Girl On The Go wears a cute summery top and skirt. She comes with pale blue shoes and a matching purse. Grand Ball wears a silver and blue lamé dress and has silver shoes. Both boxes are squashed but the dolls are in mint condition. A great addition to your collection of ’90s dolls or Barbie clones!

$18

Vintage Clone Ski Outfit for 9" Doll

Vintage 1960s mint on card ski outfit for 9 inch little sister fashion dolls. The shoes look like they would fit Ideal’s Pepper doll, and the outfit is very similar to her big sister Tammy’s Snow Bunny outfit. Includes black knit pants, red flannel jacket, red vinyl skis, yellow poles and black shoes. I think the plastic wrap may not be original. A cute clone outfit!

$15

Dulcie Doll Kit by Silver Dollar City

This kit makes Dulcie, a doll with a head and shoes you mold of salt dough, and a wire armature padded with cotton batting. The kit was sold by Silver Dollar City, a Missouri company, in the 1970s. 

$12

18" Riding Savannah - Our Generation Doll by Battat

This is Riding Savannah from the Our Generation line made by Battat. She is an 18 inch play doll with vinyl head, arms and legs and a cloth body. She can wear American Girl clothes. She’s dated 1998. She’s quite a heavy doll. Her outfit is very cool, denim jacket and jeans with gold lame trim, accented with black flocked polka dots. A little bit country, a little bit rock and roll! She has a matching head band. Check out her awesome red cowgirl boots. A red turtleneck, white underpants and white socks complete her outfit. She has her original wrist tag too. She is in excellent condition, clean, no damage or odors. A great play doll!

$25

Vintage Vanna White Fashion Dolls

Here are two vintage vinyl Vanna White fashion dolls. Vanna in the gold top and black pants was a limited edition from HSC in 1990. These were offered in a variety of outfits with an extra workout outfit, and two pairs of shoes. She came to me in her original box which was badly damaged, so I removed the outer box but left her in the tray. Her white lacy leotard is a little yellowed, otherwise she is in excellent condition. Vanna and Her New Baby Boy was sold in 1994. The box has the name of the manufacturer, Totsy. She wears a nightgown and robe and carries her little vinyl baby. They have never been removed from the box, which has some creases and wear. A great pair of vintage 90s celebrity dolls!

$28 – Free shipping in US

Rose Pattern Child's China Made in Germany

Here are three antique or vintage child size serving pieces to collect or display with your favorite antique dolls. The covered dish, platter, and gravy boat with attached underplate have gold trim and a rose pattern. They are marked Germany 92 on the bottoms. 

$25

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