Madame Alexander Cissy Dolls

Madame Alexander Cissy Dolls are one of the most popular dolls in her huge collection.

In 1955, the first year that the Cissy was released, even if the face had been was used for hikers in previous years. The new Cissy was called "A high fashion doll with class." She was 20 "to 21" was a figure of a debutante, high heel feet and connected oversleeved, arms folded. He was a walker. 686 168 mark, rookie of the series (exceptQueen).

The Cissy doll was used extensively in newspaper ads, advertising, Yardley of London. These magazine ads from 1950 are also collectibles.

In 1950, Madame Alexander was asked by the British Government to make a doll that represents Queen Elizabeth II. Produces a 20 "Doll Cissy as Queen Elizabeth II, in a white brocade court dress with a garter belt and blue stars, dressed. Her tiara, earrings and bracelets with rhinestones and jewels and precious stonesWearing long white gloves. This doll, in excellent condition, can sell more than $ 1200.00.

Madame Alexander designed a complete wardrobe for Cissy, laundry, road and evening wear and numerous accessories included. Each year, special dolls were issued wearing complete sets. Cissy was manufactured until 1959. From 1959 to 1961 his face was used for portrait dolls. The Madame Alexander Doll Company has reissued Cissy. However, both the face and body shapesamended since then. It is made today and still looking after by collectors.

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