Lot #18: 6 Vintage Danbury Mint Shirley Temple Porcelain Dolls – NIB / COA Movie Classics

An incredible, instant collection of six (6) vintage Shirley Temple porcelain collector dolls from the renowned Danbury Mint Movie Classics Collection. Every single doll in this lot is in New In Box (NIB). They come complete with original Certificates of Authenticity (COAs), original factory shipping boxes, protective netting, and specialized accessory packages. What’s Included in This Lot: "The Shirley Temple Antique Doll" – An authentic all-porcelain replica reproduction of a rare 1930s Shirley Temple play doll. Dressed in her classic pink knife-pleated dress, complete with an authentic replica Shirley Temple pin and photo. Includes Certificate of Authenticity #B4139. The "Southern Belle" variation is widely considered one of the most visually elegant ensembles produced during the peak of the Danbury Mint doll series. Artisans carefully referenced 1930s film archives to construct the elaborate dress layers. Finding her pristine and never-removed-from-box (NRFB) is a major selling point for meticulous collectors. "Dimples" – Created by acclaimed doll artist Elke Hutchens, capturing Shirley's iconic look from her famous 1936 film. Features a hand-painted porcelain head, arms, and legs. Includes Certificate of Authenticity #I9366. "Curly Top" – Inspired by the beloved 1935 film Curly Top. Masterfully recreates her signature outfit, curls, and details. Complete in original factory box. "Baby Take a Bow" – Styled after her memorable performance in the 1934 musical comedy. Pristine in box with factory inserts. "The Littlest Rebel" – A beautiful re-creation from her famous Civil War-era feature film. Unopened and safely packed. Bonus Accessory Packages & Outfits – Includes original Danbury Mint "Accessory Packages" featuring extra movie-accurate dresses (such as the blue ruffled dress pictured), matching hair bows, shoes, and pristine display cards. For serious collectors, The Danbury Mint represents the gold standard of 1980s and 1990s porcelain character dolls. While the original 1930s composition dolls were made by Ideal, Danbury Mint stepped in decades later to capture high-end, detailed realism.They commissioned master doll artisans like Elke Hutchens to capture Shirley’s genuine facial expressions, signature dimples, and exact fabric dimensions from the Twentieth Century Fox film archives. Finding an entire lot that has remained untouched in original packaging—rather than displayed on shelves where dust and sunlight could degrade the porcelain and fabrics—is a massive plus for buyers. Pickup category timeslot {A}