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Collection of Princess Diana Dolls
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Diana Wedding dress, very good
copy of the dress. 21" tall (4)
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Navy blue dress with a stole (4)
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Detail of the above wedding dress |
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Close up of the previous doll
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Red beadwork evening dress (4) |
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'Portraits of Diana' Collection
by artist Titus Tomescu, Ashton Drake Diana doll wearing the Travolta
dress. The original gown went for the highest price among all the other
dresses offered in auction: $222,500. Nominated for Doll of the year
award in 1998. (9)
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Beautiful blue and black dress
with beadwork (4)
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Close up of the previous doll
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Queen of Hearts Porcelain doll,
20" tall she wears a beautiful blue shimmery taffeta type gown (8)
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Princes Diana wearing the
Elvis dress in the Franklin Mint doll. (9)  |
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Great American Doll Company Diana
doll with a copy of the Diana dress they bought from the Christies auction.
This dress is of brocade studded with sequins. Limited edition of 1,500.
(11)
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Goldberger doll Company New York,
1982, in the Hachi gown (5)
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Madame Alexander collectable doll commemmorating Princess Diana (9) |
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This doll is a likeness of Diana
Spencer as a child of 12. 35" tall designed by Bruno Rossellini.
5,000. Great American Doll Company 1997. (10)
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This doll is costumed in a re-creation of the stunning black dress designed by Christina Stambolian. It is authorized and authenticated by Christina Stambolian, the designer of the original dress. By Franklin Mint. (9) |
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Most of the collection is at present located at 317 4th St NE, Pipestone, MN, USA. You are most welcome to come in to view it, entrance to the Center is free. While you are there please take a look at the 'Spirit of Peace' Native American museum in the back of the building, and the dolls for sale at 'Where Two Worlds Meet'. |
Design by Wyllow Trevellyon of Pipestone Spirit Designs, 2001 All Rights Reserved
