Certain classic Madame Alexander dolls - especially those from the 1940s and 1950s - might be worth well into the thousands, according to antique doll collector, historian, and expert Dr. Marsha ...

Now, more than 100 years later, Madame Alexander dolls are beloved by collectors, with dolls that are in near-mint or pristine condition selling for thousands of dollars on auction websites.

Today's Most Valuable Madame Alexander Dolls Theriault's helps both doll collectors and buyers via auctions on their website. According to their site, "Founded in 1970 by Florence and George ...

The commemorative 1923 Cissy doll stands 21 inches tall and honors Madame Beatrice Alexander ($1,499.95). The 12-inch McGuffey Ana doll is one of six limited-edition figures celebrating the 90th ...

The Alexander Doll Company, a New York-based company, is now celebrating its 84th Anniversary, continuing the tradition, elegance and innovation of Madame Alexander dolls with a full line of fine ...

The Magic of Madame Alexander Dolls Out of a Harlem factory come exquisite collectibles that, after 74 years, still bring joy to many children and adults Jere Van Dyk March 1, 2001 ...

For more than 73 years, Madame Alexander dolls have provided enormous pleasure. The small-scale, cherubic-looking dolls, with classic hairdos, pursed lips, large eyes, tiny noses and period attire,… ...

Object Details Description This doll is an example of a character doll created for both children for play and for the collectible market in the 1960's. by the Madame Alexander Doll Company. The doll ...

The Alexander Doll Company, a New York-based company, is now celebrating its 85th Anniversary, continuing the tradition, elegance and innovation of Madame Alexander dolls with a full line of fine ...

Photo: Madame Alexander Couture doll maker Beatrice Alexander Behrman is long gone, but her cheeky spirit lives on at her Harlem doll factory, Madame Alexander.

Dolls take center stage at Madame Alexander Doll Club convention Published: Aug. 08, 2009, 12:52 a.m. By JO GUBBINS, The Patriot-News ...