13 results for "American Models Robert Tonner" between $50.00 and $400.00

Inspired by Leo Tolstoy's stirring novel, Anna Karenina is breathtaking in a rich velvet gown trimmed with swathes of tulle, pleated hem, lustrous satin bow across the bustle, and sprigs of colorful blooms. Opera gloves, rhinestone earrings, necklace, petticoat, pantyhose, faux leather pumps, and matching floral hair ornaments also included. Anna Karenina also features added articulation to her wrists.

Tonner 2010 Princess Tiana from the Disney movie, The Princess and the Frog, No. T10DYDD12, is a high quality vinyl 15 inch teen jointed body representation of the princess is the first African-American Disney Princess. She has large painted brown eyes and rooted black hair that is put up in a bun and encircled by a petal tiara. She is wearing a resplendent lime green gown with a voluminous tiered skirt and layered bodice, complete with custom embroidery and delicate floral accents, opera gloves...

In celebration of its sponsorship of the 2006 Nutcracker Family Benefit supporting New York City Ballet and its official school, the School of American Ballet, Tonner Dolls is proud to present Robert Tonner's first collaboration with New York City Ballet to bring you exquisite ballerina dolls of exceptional design and articulated movement. Designs in this collection are based upon and inspired by the original costumes of New York City Ballet's production of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker...

In 2005, Robert Tonner reintroduced the 22" Tonner American Models in new materials, proportions and undeniable glamour as only Robert can create. The new 22” doll is made from fine quality vinyl and hard plastic, with rooted saran hair and hand-painted eyes. Each doll is a work of art as seen in its exceptional haute couture fabrics, including embroidered and hand-beaded details. The Tonner American Models feature articulated jointing at the neck, shoulder, elbow, waist, hip and knee for the most...

Description Author Bios The hottest name in doll collecting today is Robert Tonner. At shops and shows around the country, collectors stand in line for hours to meet this popular fashion-designer-turned-doll-a rtist. Stephanie Finnegan, former editor of Dolls magazine and author of Madame Alexander Dolls: An American Legend, spent hours interviewing Robert and his closest friends and associates; this is the first book to tell his personal and professional story. Illustrated by brand-new photos of...

One year after Robert Tonner® started his doll company in 1991, he introduced a magnificent set of 16.5" multi-jointed, porcelain fashion dolls which would pave the way for several developments of Tonner® fashion dolls. In 1994, Robert introduced the 19" vinyl American Model Dolls to much acclaim and popularity. Now, in 2005, Robert Tonner® reintroduces the Tonner® American Models™ in new materials, proportions and undeniable glamour as only Robert can create. The new 22" doll is made from fine...