Annette Himstedt Puppen - 1997 Esme From Scotland 28 " Collector Doll - NIB
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:22642670 | Brand: Annette Himstedt |
| UPC: Does not apply |
I OFFER COMBINED SHIPPING - PLEASE READ FAQs!!and after reading the FAQs...scroll down for this week's installment of an on-going tale about Jamie, Henry, and our eBay business. Henry's Doll Em-purr-iumUp for auction is a 1997 "Esme from Scotland" Collector Doll by Annette Himstedt. 28" (71cm) vinyl and cloth doll is in excellent, never displayed condition; she has been stored in her original box with shipper since her release. She comes dressed as shown with COA. The "Esme" box i...s in very good condition, the shipper box does have signs of being used as a shipper and will be used as a shipper box to get this gorgeous little girl to your doorstep.
FAQs Does this item have any stains or odors? - We do our best to describe the item's condition as we see it, items come from a smoke-free home with no pungent odors (unless stated above). All items are sold AS-IS, please ask any questions before bidding. Buyer assumes the risk that new-NRFB items may have flaws once removed from box or undressed. Do you accept anything other than PayPal? - No, I accept PayPal only and immediate payment is much appreciated. An automatic unpaid item case will be opened if payment is not received within 4 days. Do you offer combined shipping? - I happily offer combined shipping on multiple items. If you win/purchase more than one item, please use the "Request Total from Seller" button on the checkout page OR wait for me to send your combined shipping invoice (which, either way, is usually done the following afternoon). If you go ahead and make payment without waiting for a combined shipping invoice, I can only assume this is your way of donating a "little extra" to cover the cost of cat food. If you are allergic to cats, this is a warning that Henry, the CEO of this little operation, is a cat! Cat hairs are sometimes included at no additional charge :)Can you offer a cheaper shipping option? - The shipping option(s) listed is/are the choice(s) for this item. International Buyers - Please do not ask me to lower the declared value of the item or mark it as a gift. I do not use the Global Shipping Program. Be prepared to pay the customs taxes that will be due upon arrival of your item.What's the meaning of life? - Good friends, belly laughs, random adventures, and birthday cake!
We interrupt this week’s installment to bring you a secret recipe. Back many years ago, when I was married and living in Ohio, I came up with some recipes for dip and cheeseball mixes to sell along with my mother-in-law‘s line of jams, jellies, and other canned foods from her garden. The mixes were very popular, especially the “Daughter-in-Law’s Cheeseball Mix” - I named it that because it was a recipe that I had in my arsenal for a few years but it was just called “cheeseball” and for marketing reasons I felt that it needed a catchier title. Oh you should have seen the looks on some of the “mother-in-law’s” faces when we introduced it to the public for the first time, many refused to even taste it because they didn’t like their daughter-in-laws… ha ha ha.All of the mixes, along with the canned goods, are still available from “Ordinary Evelyn‘s, Not So Ordinary” in Clay, West Virginia; but I am going to share my cheeseball recipe so that you can make your own… it’s quite addicting! 2 – 8oz packages of cream cheese (slightly softened)2 TBSP dried minced onion2 TBSP Accent seasoning salt2 TBSP Worcestershire Sauce1 cup chopped pecans In a bowl, combine the first 4 ingredients and mix well with hands. Shape the mixture into a ball and roll the ball in the chopped pecans. Serve with crackers.
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FAQs Does this item have any stains or odors? - We do our best to describe the item's condition as we see it, items come from a smoke-free home with no pungent odors (unless stated above). All items are sold AS-IS, please ask any questions before bidding. Buyer assumes the risk that new-NRFB items may have flaws once removed from box or undressed. Do you accept anything other than PayPal? - No, I accept PayPal only and immediate payment is much appreciated. An automatic unpaid item case will be opened if payment is not received within 4 days. Do you offer combined shipping? - I happily offer combined shipping on multiple items. If you win/purchase more than one item, please use the "Request Total from Seller" button on the checkout page OR wait for me to send your combined shipping invoice (which, either way, is usually done the following afternoon). If you go ahead and make payment without waiting for a combined shipping invoice, I can only assume this is your way of donating a "little extra" to cover the cost of cat food. If you are allergic to cats, this is a warning that Henry, the CEO of this little operation, is a cat! Cat hairs are sometimes included at no additional charge :)Can you offer a cheaper shipping option? - The shipping option(s) listed is/are the choice(s) for this item. International Buyers - Please do not ask me to lower the declared value of the item or mark it as a gift. I do not use the Global Shipping Program. Be prepared to pay the customs taxes that will be due upon arrival of your item.What's the meaning of life? - Good friends, belly laughs, random adventures, and birthday cake!
We interrupt this week’s installment to bring you a secret recipe. Back many years ago, when I was married and living in Ohio, I came up with some recipes for dip and cheeseball mixes to sell along with my mother-in-law‘s line of jams, jellies, and other canned foods from her garden. The mixes were very popular, especially the “Daughter-in-Law’s Cheeseball Mix” - I named it that because it was a recipe that I had in my arsenal for a few years but it was just called “cheeseball” and for marketing reasons I felt that it needed a catchier title. Oh you should have seen the looks on some of the “mother-in-law’s” faces when we introduced it to the public for the first time, many refused to even taste it because they didn’t like their daughter-in-laws… ha ha ha.All of the mixes, along with the canned goods, are still available from “Ordinary Evelyn‘s, Not So Ordinary” in Clay, West Virginia; but I am going to share my cheeseball recipe so that you can make your own… it’s quite addicting! 2 – 8oz packages of cream cheese (slightly softened)2 TBSP dried minced onion2 TBSP Accent seasoning salt2 TBSP Worcestershire Sauce1 cup chopped pecans In a bowl, combine the first 4 ingredients and mix well with hands. Shape the mixture into a ball and roll the ball in the chopped pecans. Serve with crackers.
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