Madame Alexander, Scarlett O'Hara, Honeymoon Scarlett 8" Doll Trunk And Clothes Set ~ Original, Mint, RARE, Never Opened ~ OBO

Rare, mint and unopened edition of the Madame Alexander Scarlett Doll. Pricing is flexible with reasonable offer. :)

Eight (8) inch Scarlett with emerald green eyes and red bows, is wearing her corset, bloomers, undergarments, pink stockings and pink satin shoes, encased with a fabric ribbon bow which appears to have never been untied. Trousseau includes white honeymoon gown with hoop slip, light pale pink satin night gown, red and gold robe. The drawer to the trunk includes her hat box with matching hat (white with black trim and red rose) to accompany the gown, still in the original tissue, satin shoes (with tiny red rhinestones), white sash, pink netted stockings or sash, extra hangar and off white rose with pink center on stem. This bag has never been opened, hence I am peeking through it to share the details the best I can!

The trunk measures approximately 6" wide by 10" tall by 6" in depth. (measurements with trunk closed).
It is made of metal on the outside and the interior heavy cardboard material.
There is one pull out drawer on the bottom interior of this beautiful, original Madam Alexander trunk.

All of these treasures remain in the original logo blue metal trunk with handle and hinge lock. Also, is the Madame Alexander Official Collector Registration card, never completed. (No. 193430 OM) This is nothing less than a fabulous, complete trunk set for the Madam Alexander / Scarlett Collector.

"According to Madame Alexander herself, her love of Margaret Mitchell's 1930s classic, "Gone with the Wind," inspired her to create a doll of Scarlett O'Hara, the book's main character. "It is the only book I have started from the beginning and did not put down until finished. I remember starting it Saturday morning after breakfast and never left my room until Sunday. I stayed up all night and it is remarkable that I did not feel any need for sleep. On Monday I went into my studio and started to work and I am happy to report that everything went smoothly and I made no corrections. She (Scarlett) has been very rewarding and has made many people happy." (p. 216, Madame Alexander Dolls 1965-1990 by Patricia Smith1991.) Indeed, the Scarlett doll still sells very well several decades later."

"After reading “Gone with the Wind”, Madame requested and received permission to make a Scarlett O’Hara doll. While there is some question as to exactly when the first dolls were made, there were official Scarlett O’Hara dolls by Madame Alexander advertised in the Atlanta newspapers on the day of the film’s premier in 1939."


Item will be very carefully wrapped and packed, USPS, Priority Mail, sturdy box from the Post Office, with insurance, tracking number. Signature upon arrival will be required.

Smoke free home; mine as well as the estate of the collector from which this was inherited.

For more information, or additional photos, please feel convo me.

All sales are final. Non-refundable.