She is resplendent in creamy satin, billowing tulle and point desprit lace with tiny rosebuds and faux pearls. Beneath her gown, she wears a monogrammed slip, a detail common for the fashion of society brides of the day. Her auburn hair is hand-styled in a soft and elegant coiffure and her rose-clustered bouffant veil of fine tulle cascades gracefully to the floor.
She holds a splendid bouquet of stain sweetheart roses and wears a multi-strand faux-pearl necklace and a wedding band hand-painted in 24 karat gold. From her stunning hand-painted green eyes, to the hand-sewn faux pearl buttons on the sleeves and the back of her gown, to the delicate rosebuds sculptured on her porcelain slippers not even the tiniest detail has been overlooked. The Gibson Girl Bride epitomizes timeless romantic radiance. Mint in the original box, this doll has never been removed from the box, displayed or played with. The doll is protected by the original wrappings. A custom-designed display stand is also included. We do our best to describe items as accurately as possible. This doll Comes from a smoke free and climate controlled environment!All dolls have been protected from sun, humidity and wear of any kind. This doll is in perfect condition and would be a wonderful addition to any doll collection! Franklin Mint Company - 1988 Franklin Heirloom Bride Doll - 22 Long - Auburn Hair - Light Green Eyes - Hand painted fine bisque porcelain - In mint condition in original Box. A Brief History of Madame Alexander Dolls.
With a successful history of high-quality hand-crafted dolls that spans over 80 years, Madame Alexander has become a household name in doll collecting. Founder Madame Beatrice Alexander Behrman grew up surrounded by dolls. She lived above her fathers doll hospital, the first ever in the U.
And started making her own cloth dolls during World War I to help his business. These cloth dolls are rare and highly collectible today. Some of Madame Alexanders first creations were dolls representing popular characters, such as Alice in Wonderland, Little Women, and the Three Little Pigs. During World War II, she developed doll representations of the armed forces to boost morale, and by the late 1940's, she switched to using hard plastic for her dolls because it was harder to break. In 1953, she released the Alexander-kins, eight-inch dolls made of plastic. Alexander-kins may be the most well-known Madame Alexander dolls today. Madame Alexander also produced popular fashion dolls, First Lady dolls, international dolls, and baby dolls. Feedback We maintain all collectibles in a smoke and pet free climate controlled environment to ensure that the original quality, beauty and value of all our collectibles remains the highest standards possible. We work hard to maintain the best quality products and service at the most reasonable prices for our customers! If the item has been opened, we will not be able to process the return.All items listed as "NEW" are Brand New, Factory Sealed, NRFB. I take care in describing all items as accurately as possible. I will note if there is a major flaw or damage on the packaging of an item.
There might be price stickers, scratches, shelf wear, small creases, small dents or minor imperfections on boxes. Weights, sizes, measures, product descriptions, recommendations, commentary regarding products and similar descriptions are provided for convenience purposes only and may be approximations. I do not guarantee that the Factory Installed Batteries will work or if they will last. Ref# UPC- Ref # FMGGHBD001-D-A-6-36-18-12. The item "Franklin Mint 1988 Gibson Girl Victorian Bride Doll 22 Tall In porcelain" is in sale since Wednesday, April 4, 2018.
This item is in the category "Dolls & Bears\Dolls\By Brand, Company, Character\Franklin Mint". The seller is "usaunique1" and is located in Cary, North Carolina. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Finland, Australia, Sweden, Belgium, France, Ireland, Netherlands, Spain, Germany, Austria, Mexico, New Zealand, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Luxembourg, Monaco.