1982 EFFANBEE MAE WEST 18 " DOLL W - MARBLE BASE, 1985 Diamond Jubilee Doll
Item History & Price
THIS SALE IS FOR two vintage Effanbee 18-inch jointed vinyl dolls:One is the classic movie star, Mae West dated 1982 - This is a limited edition doll that comes with a special marble base display stand with a gold plaque on it - She comes with her classic feather boa and matching hat - The cane is also part of her ensemble - She comes with her tag and box - Her black panty hose are sagging a bit.
Included with her is #7575 Diamond Jubilee doll designed by Eugenia Dukas - She's dated... 1985 and is part of their 75th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee series featuring dolls from 1910 to 1985 - This doll is a tribute to the women of 1910 with her long velvet evening gown and upswept wig - She comes with a metal stand and her black panty hose are also sagging and two of the rhinestones are missing from one of her shoes.Both dolls will be mailed in the Mae West box which has room for both.
Please Note: I don't ship internationally and I sell everything with free shipping. I encourage offers and accept most offers provided they cover shipping costs from my house to yours, cover my selling costs and still allow me a little profit - If your offer is too low, I will counter. Shipping costs have gone up tremendously in the last few years and are higher on shipments from one coastline to the other so whether I accept your offer depends a lot on shipping costs from my location on the East Coast (Florida) to yours.
Included with her is #7575 Diamond Jubilee doll designed by Eugenia Dukas - She's dated... 1985 and is part of their 75th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee series featuring dolls from 1910 to 1985 - This doll is a tribute to the women of 1910 with her long velvet evening gown and upswept wig - She comes with a metal stand and her black panty hose are also sagging and two of the rhinestones are missing from one of her shoes.Both dolls will be mailed in the Mae West box which has room for both.
Please Note: I don't ship internationally and I sell everything with free shipping. I encourage offers and accept most offers provided they cover shipping costs from my house to yours, cover my selling costs and still allow me a little profit - If your offer is too low, I will counter. Shipping costs have gone up tremendously in the last few years and are higher on shipments from one coastline to the other so whether I accept your offer depends a lot on shipping costs from my location on the East Coast (Florida) to yours.
