April 25, 2024
LINDSEY by Elke Hutchens; all porcelain baby; Danbury Mint, Beautiful Babies Col
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"LINDSEY" by doll artist Elke Hutchens is learning to hold her head up and maybe crawl! She is approximately 13" long when on her tummy, 6" high. Lindsey has molded hair painted a strawberry blonde; her eyes are blue; she is porcelain with a cloth body; she has some type of wires inside her arms so she is very posable. Her gown is so sweet, white with pink flowers, ribbons, etc. and a matching bonnet; I think she's trying to reach her yellow baby duck (which is included). Lindsey has her COA, description on how to pose her and a picture (I didn't find a hang tag). She is in excellent condition and would be a sweet doll to add to your collection. She has her original box and shipper. Please check out all her pictures. I have listed shipping either by parcel select or priority; if you choose priority she is automatically covered with insurance which is a plus for porcelain dolls. Just FYI. We are a non-smoking home so all my dolls are smoke free...If you would like additional pictures or have any question please don't hesitate to ask. Have fun bidding on this beautiful doll. Thanks for looking!! I will post positive feedback after making sure the buyer is happy with the item and has posted positive feedback to me. I would really appreciate a 5 star rating as it helps defray some of eBay's fees. Thank you very much!!
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