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The Ashton-Drake Galleries Adventures in Oz Jasmine Becket Griffith 12 Inch Ball Jointed Vinyl Dolls Articulated Fantasy Chic Collectible Series

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The Ashton-Drake Galleries Adventures in Oz Jasmine Becket Griffith 12 Inch Ball Jointed Vinyl Dolls Articulated Fantasy Chic Collectible SeriesBehold the vintage porcelain collectible doll of Dorothy from The Wizard of Ozz franchise an exquisite addition to any collector's showcase. Standing at a graceful 12 inches tall, this collectible doll captures the timeless charm of Dorothy, the iconic character from the beloved Wizard of Ozz story. The collectible doll, crafted with precision and care, is a product of The Ashton Drake Galleries and holds a special place in the world of collectibles.

Behold the vintage porcelain collectible doll of Dorothy from The Wizard of Ozz franchise-an exquisite addition to any collector's showcase. Standing at a graceful 12 inches tall, this collectible doll captures the timeless charm of Dorothy, the iconic character from the beloved Wizard of Ozz story. The collectible doll, crafted with precision and care, is a product of The Ashton-Drake Galleries and holds a special place in the world of collectibles.

Dorothy comes accompanied by her faithful companion, Toto, adding an extra touch of authenticity and charm to this enchanting piece. The collectible doll, manufactured in 1994, reflects the craftsmanship and dedication to detail that The Ashton-Drake Galleries is renowned for.

This vintage porcelain collectible doll is not just a collectible; it's a nostalgic journey into the magic of The Wizard of Ozz. With meticulous attention to capturing Dorothy's likeness and a commitment to quality, this collectible doll is a true gem for enthusiasts and fans alike.

Bring home a piece of cinematic history and showcase the beauty and grace of Dorothy with this vintage porcelain collectible doll from The Ashton-Drake Galleries-a timeless tribute to a beloved character and an era-defining story.

• Iconic Character: Dorothy from The Wizard of Ozz comes to life in porcelain, standing at a graceful 12 inches tall. This vintage collectible doll is a faithful representation of the beloved character, capturing the essence of Dorothy's timeless charm.
• Companion Toto: Accompanied by her loyal friend Toto, this collectible doll adds an extra layer of authenticity. The presence of Toto enhances the nostalgic appeal of the piece, reflecting the heartwarming bond of the classic tale.
• Crafted with Care: Manufactured in 1994, this vintage porcelain collectible doll is a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship of The Ashton-Drake Galleries. The attention to detail and commitment to quality make it a standout piece for collectors.
• Enchanting Journey: More than just a collectible, this collectible doll offers a nostalgic journey into the magic of The Wizard of Ozz. Its design and craftsmanship pay homage to an era-defining story and cinematic history.
• Timeless Tribute: Showcase the beauty and grace of Dorothy with this vintage porcelain collectible doll - a timeless tribute to a character that has left an indelible mark on the hearts of fans worldwide.

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