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Ideal Shirley Temple 12" Vinyl 1950s Doll Redressed

Vintage Ideal Shirley Temple doll is 12″ tall. Her hair still has most of the original curl and her cheeks are rosy. She has clear hazel sleep eyes that open and close easily. She has been redressed in a vintage mommy-made dress with white cotton undies and white shoes. She has a slight odor if you hold her right up to your nose. A darling vintage Shirley to add to your collection!

$29

Ideal Betsy McCall Doll Vintage 1950s

Betsy McCall was the first vinyl head doll made by Ideal. She is marked MCCALL CORP. on the back of her head and IDEAL DOLL P-90 on her back. She was produced in 1952 and 1953. She is 14 inches tall with a hard plastic body, jointed at the neck, shoulders and hips. Her brown sleep eyes open and close easily, and she has all her lashes. Her face is a little sticky (common with these dolls) and her hair is a bit straggly. It may have been trimmed. She has a crack on the bottom of one foot but it doesn’t affect her. She has been redressed in a plaid dress and red pinafore which are very appropriate. Her black shoes are a little bit too small. She comes with her original vintage apron pattern and reproduction wrist tag. A sweet vintage doll from yesteryear!

$29

Modern Mary Hoyer Doll in Tagged Outfit Signed 1999

13 inch modern Mary Hoyer doll has curly brown hair and brown inset eyes with blue eyeshadow. She is marked on the back of her head with a date of 1994. She wears a tagged blue flowered dress with lace trim and ribbon bows, a tagged lace half slip, blue taffeta panties and white shoes. She is signed Mary Lynne on one foot and 1999 UFDC on the other. She was displayed by her previous owner and may need light cleaning. She has a very faint smoke smell if you hold her right up to your nose. There are a few small spots on the back of her dress. She has a gorgeous face and would be a lovely addition to your collection!

$125

Rare Madame Alexander Astro-Logical Doll Taurus

14 inch composition Madame Alexander doll is Taurus from the Astro-Logical series of dolls made in 1938. She is made from the Wendy Ann mold, with sleep eyes and an auburn mohair wig. She wears her vintage tagged pale blue organdy dress with attached slip. Her undies, shoes and socks are later additions. She has light overall crazing, her eyes are shattered and she is missing some eyelashes. She may have a very slight smoke smell if you hold her right up to your nose. She displays nicely and would make a great addition to your Madame Alexander collection!

$249

P-91 Toni Doll by Ideal

Vintage hard plastic P-91 Toni doll by Ideal measures 15″ tall. She has pretty platinum blonde hair. She could use some light cleaning but her eyes are nice and clear, all lashes are present, and her stringing is good. Her eyebrows appear to have been repainted. She has been redressed in a style similar to her original clothing. The dress needs cleaning and she could use a shampoo. She has a very slight odor if you hold her right up to your nose. A wonderful fifties hard plastic doll for your collection!

$29

Ken Twice as Nice Reversible Fashion #2305 from 1985 MIP

Ken’s Twice as Nice Reversible Fashion #2305 from 1985 is in mint condition, still sealed in the original package. The outfit includes a reversible yellow and blue fleece pullover, blue pants and blue sneakers. A cool ’80s outfit for your favorite doll!

$15

Effanbee Patsyette Groom Composition Doll 1930s

This Effanbee Patsyette doll is one of the rare male dolls, costumed as a groom. He is all composition, nine inches tall, with painted brown eyes and black hair. His outfit appears to be all original, and includes a felt cutaway jacket with attached white cuffs, white cotton shirt, black ribbon bow tie, wool pants, rayon socks and black oilcloth shoes. Patsyette has some crazing and there is paint loss to the hands. A great little vintage Effanbee doll for your collection!

$49

Sasha Carmen Doll in Tube

This is Carmen, a Sasha girl doll made by Götz in 2001. She is 14″ tall with very pale coloring, and long blonde hair with a braid in back. She wears her original blue knit sweater decorated with white ribbon bows with two pearls on each bow, a cream/blue pleated plaid skirt, cream tights and white leather ankle strap shoes. She has both her original wrist tags (no paper tags) and comes in her tube. She was displayed by her previous owner and has a very light smoke smell when you hold her right up to your nose. A lovely and rare addition to your Sasha collection!

$395

Ideal Shirley Temple Doll 15 Inch Vinyl 1950s

Vintage Ideal Shirley Temple doll is 15″ tall. Her hair still has a lot of the original curl and her cheeks are rosy. Her eyes are a bit yellowed and she has a couple of pink spots on her forehead. She has been redressed in a sweet peach cotton dress, nylon undies and white shoes. She has a slight odor if you hold her right up to your nose. A nice Shirley to add to your collection!

$15

Claire Jolie by Wendy Lawton 7.5" Inch Porcelain & Wood Doll

Claire Jolie by the Lawton Doll Co. was made for a UFDC event in 2003 in an edition of 300 dolls. She has a porcelain head and hands, with a jointed wooden body. She comes to you in her underwear, socks and shoes. She has her original wrist tag. There are some very light stains to her clothing, otherwise she is in excellent condition. A rare and lovely miniature girl to cherish!

$150

Topsy Turvy Awake & Asleep Doll by Georgene

Topsy Turvy Awake and Asleep doll by Georgene Novelties is all cloth with a molded mask face. She measures 9 inches long (22.8 cm) and is jointed at the necks. She has painted features and a tuft of curly blonde hair on each forehead. Her bonnet and skirt are removable. She has her original hang tag. She probably dates from the late 1940s. Very good condition, light surface soil and light rubs to her “awake” face. A darling vintage cloth doll!

$75

OOAK Character Dolls by Doris Flynn Taylor

I have three one-of-a-kind dolls by artist Doris Flynn Taylor for sale. They have heads hands and feet sculpted of polymer clay and range from 18 to 21 inches tall. The doll shown here is The Happy Fisherman.

$65-$75 each

Handmade Alpine Man Cloth Doll by Donna Lee Martin

This precious doll was handmade by Donna Lee Martin (1933-2023) of Center Barnstead, NH. He is made of stockinette, with a molded, painted face. His body is softly stuffed. He has a human hair wig, moustache and beard. His jacket and lederhosen are wool. He has hand knit socks and hand made boots with leather uppers and wooden soles. He wears sunglasses to keep from being blinded by the reflection of the sun on the snow, and a hat with a feather in it. His jacket is labeled “Made with love by Donna Lee Dolls.” I call him Alpine Man but hopefully his new owner can give him a name. He is in very good condition with no odors. There are a couple of tiny moth holes on the back of his pants. A wonderful doll to love and cherish.

$75

Armand Marseille 390 Flapper 8.5" Antique Doll

This little lady is just 8.5 inches tall. She was made in Germany by Armand Marseille in the 1920s. Her bisque head is incised “Germany // 390 // A12/0XM” and she has stationary glass eyes and a glued-on wig. She has a five-piece composition body with molded high heeled shoes. She is missing the fingertips on her left hand and her body has some wear. I see no signs of any repair or repaint. Her cotton lace dress is sewn closed so I will not remove it. Her stringing is a little loose but not too floppy. A sweet flapper lady for your cabinet!

SOLD

Elise Ballerina Doll by Alexander - 17 inch 1970s Redhead

This Elise Ballerina doll by Madame Alexander dates to the 1970s. She is 17 inches tall with rooted red hair, green sleep eyes and smoky eye shadow. She wears her original silver ballerina outfit and has her original wrist tag. She has a very light musty odor if you hold her right up to your nose. A nice redhead for your collection!

SOLD

P-90 Toni Doll by Ideal - Vintage 1950s

Vintage hard plastic P-90 Toni doll by Ideal measures 14″ tall. Her brunette hair has been cut . She could use some light cleaning but her eyes are nice and clear, all lashes are present, and her stringing is good. She has been redressed in a style similar to her original clothing. She has a very slight odor if you hold her right up to your nose. A wonderful fifties hard plastic doll for your collection!

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American Character Sweet Sue Doll

Vintage hard plastic Sweet Sue doll made by American Character in the 1950s. She is marked A.C. on the back of her head. Her eyes are nice and clear and have all their lashes. No cracks or splits. Her hair looks like it has been trimmed. She could use a light cleaning. She wears a vintage coat and newer dress and shoes. The coat has a few stains. She has a very slight odor if you hold her right up to your nose. Hope you can give this pretty girl a home!

SOLD

Tonner Sandy McCall 14" Vinyl Doll

This is Tonner Doll Company’s original Sandy McCall doll, made in 1999. He has reddish brown hair, inset blue eyes and freckles. He wears blue jeans, white sneakers and a t-shirt with his name on it. He was displayed by his previous owner and his jeans are a little grubby – see photos. Otherwise he is in good condition with no damage or odors. A nice addition to your Betsy McCall collection!

SOLD

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