What was the name of the 1959 bridesmaid doll?
Title: 1959 Elise Doll Pink Bridesmaid Madame Alexander 1830 Absolutely Stunning, Status: SOLD, Category: Dolls:Vintage Dolls:By Brand:Madame Alexander, Shop: Redroselady Vintage Jewelry and Collectibles, Description: This is an Absolutely Stunning 1959 Elise Doll Pink Bridesmaid by Madame Alexander #1830.
What kind of doll was Madame Alexander in 1960?
Completely Beautiful 1960 Madame Alexander Formal Elise Doll With Original Box With All Of Her Accessories And Original Hair Do! Trellis Rose, Madame Alexander, 8 inch mint condition doll, Box, Wrist tag, Wrist corsage, BONUS Madame Alexander Bonnet added.
How tall is Madame Alexander Mary Ellen doll?
Alexander Mary Ellen doll: This doll that is usually marked MME Alexander stands 31 inches tall. She has a jointed body. Are there Madame Alexander character dolls from the 1950s?
Who is the designer of the bride doll?
Vintage Elise bride doll by Madame Alexander. Madame Alexander’s Elise is often a bride, occasionally a bridesmaid, but never more beautiful than in one of her elegant evening gowns. Click on the thumbnail to see a larger image.
Completely Beautiful 1960 Madame Alexander Formal Elise Doll With Original Box With All Of Her Accessories And Original Hair Do! Trellis Rose, Madame Alexander, 8 inch mint condition doll, Box, Wrist tag, Wrist corsage, BONUS Madame Alexander Bonnet added.
Alexander Mary Ellen doll: This doll that is usually marked MME Alexander stands 31 inches tall. She has a jointed body. Are there Madame Alexander character dolls from the 1950s?
How tall is the Madame Alexander Three Little Pigs doll?
MA Bobby Q doll, 12″. 1933-1939 Alexander Three Little Pigs dolls, 11″ tall, all composition, jointed bodies, painted black eyes an brown lashes, open smiling mouth with red tongue, marked on back: Madame Alexander.
How tall is a Madame Alexander Cissy doll?
Alexander Cissy Dolls: These dolls that are usually marked Alexander stand between 20 inches and 21 inches tall. The vintage Madame Alexander dolls made during the 1950s have a jointed elbow, unlike later models.
