What is the world's most expensive doll?

Answer 1

A Bratz doll isn't the most expensive doll. The reason why is because we have large quantities of them, and they're cheaper to make. Dolls that are rare, from history, custom made, or are hard to make, are more expensive than a Bratz. The ones that are quite expensive are : The first Blythe, The First Barbie, Mrs. Beasley, Tressy, etc. So, a Bratz isn't expensive. Hope This Helps :)

Answer 2

From the 60s--Color Magic, American Girl bend leg, Barbies sold only in Japan, Sears gift sets

From the 70s--gift sets, the 1976 Bride Barbie with eyelashes

From the 80s--1988 Holiday, Benefit Performance porcelain, Billy Boy Feelin' Groovy, Italian

From the 90s--Bob Mackie, Teen Talk Math is Tough, Travelin' Sisters with Mackie face,

Answer 3

L'Oiseleur a 4-ft-tall automaton doll, comes complete with sword, Flute, pair of singing birds, and embroidered Renaissance-Era clothing. The expensive doll plays the flute, playing Marche des Rois by Georges Bizet. This amazing doll does not run on electricity or any motors but spring-driven cogs and gears.

The asking price for this most expensive doll is $6,250,000, yes 6.25 million US dollars. The price has to justify the 2,340 gilt or polished-steel parts and over 15,000 hours in a Swiss workshop that it took to create this extraordinary figure.

Hope this helped :)

Answer 4

Barbies can be sold for hundreds of dollars. Especially mint vintage barbies. Barbies in retail stores can go for over fifty dollars easily and sometimes more. However there are cheap barbies out there as well.

Answer 5

The doll designed by Stefano Canturi sold for $302,000 in October at Christie's.

Answer 6

1960s: bubblecut 1970s: Malibu 1980s: Peaches N Creme 1990s: Totally Hair
Totally Hair

Answer 7

The side part bend leg American Girl Barbie dolls from 1965.

Answer 8

Don’t know