We met at an outdoor flea market. I passed her by with just a glance. After all, I did not need another doll. |
Walking back by on the way to the car, I looked more closely at her. I knew I would. It was nearly inevitable. |
A vinyl Madame Alexander Elise! Was she meant to be a bride? Forlorn, but still lovely in her torn finery, I could not leave her there, especially at that price. (I think it was $8.) |
She is lovely and I can remember when these dolls commanded high prices on ebay! And maybe they will again someday soon.
ReplyDeleteAbout the tag, yes that is normal for some of the older MA dolls. I sold or gave away all of my old ones a couple of years ago, but most of them had the outside tags on their dresses.
She is definitely worth saving, but if you would rather pass her along, at least you should make a little profit on ebay. She looks to be in nice condition. If you decide to sell her, I wouldn't take her outfit off. Let the buyer decide what they want to do with it.
Good luck, whichever you choose to do! :o)
Odd place for a tag! :) I like her, but don't know what I will do. I'll enjoy her as she is, for now. Thanks, Bama. :)
DeleteCute doll.I say leave her like she is.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ken. :)
DeleteI would tend to leave her as she is as well, she is lovely. Perhaps a little clean up and tidy her hair as required.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Serenata. I don't know if i dare touch that netting, but it is so gray! I'm going to try to see your recent posts, again.
DeleteHello from Spain: if you do not want this doll you can sell e-bay. There are doll collectors of that type. We keep in touch.
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DeleteThank you, Marta. The trouble is, do I want to keep her, or not? If she is very valuable I probably should sell her. I don't think, in this condition, that she is very valuable
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