Marie Osmond Doll 'HELENA Tiny Tot' #4183 NRFB NEW

Description

Helena Tiny Tot
In 2000, Marie Osmond was honored to create and name a doll after the mother of her dear friend, Christopher Radko. “Helena” was originally part of her “Quite-a-pair” collection, and is now one of her adorable “Tiny Tot” dolls. Costumed in a timeless, raspberry-colored taffeta dress with beautiful, white lace trim and long, golden blond ponytails, “Helena Tiny Tot” holds a miniature replica of her original ornament.
“Helena Tiny Tot” is truly a collectible doll by sculptor, Joke Grobben. She has been hand-crafted with the special attention to detail that is the hallmark of all Marie Osmond dolls.
“Helena Tiny Tot” is hallmarked on the back of her neck with Marie’s signature and is hand numbered.
Limited Edition:
Doll  (WILL UPDATE THE DOLL # SOON)
Condition is "New".
Brand new in box.
Box has some wear (see photos)
Doll is in the original box and in the original factory padded/packaging. Includes box band. Top of box opened for photos.
Doll was never taken out of box (NRFB)
All photos are of the actual doll, except the first stock photo from Marie Osmond Doll Website.
Photos are part of the description.
INCLUDES:
Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
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NOTE:
This doll cannot be returned if in different conditions than the photos.
Once doll is taken out of the original factory packaging, it is no longer brand new.
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Marie Osmond says: “When I started my doll company, I had no idea how well it would be received. I guess I just didn’t realize how many doll collectors there were out there”, admits Marie. “Being a collector myself, I know what other collectors look for in dolls…memorable faces, the finest porcelain, creative concepts, high quality wigs, eyes and costumes, etc.,…so that’s how I make my dolls”. Marie reveals, “I love hearing personal stories from collectors about their dolls, and how a certain doll holds special meaning for them by either sparking a memory or by creating a new one. That’s the payoff for me! That’s what collecting is all about.“