There are many different types of Danbury Mint porcelain dolls, but before I get into that, for those unfamiliar with the Danbury Mint, here are a few reasons why you should buy their products. They were founded by Ted Stanley of Connecticut in 1969. Their goal then and now was to sell only the best collectibles direct to the consumer, and they have become one of the most popular collectibles companies in the world today. When they opened a store in London, England in 1976, they quickly began making products exclusively for the UK market.

All Danbury Mint products, including dolls, figurines, watches, plates, etc. Danbury Mint porcelain, are made by them and are sold through the post office, magazine advertisements and on the Internet. They also have a catalog that you can receive directly through the company with a complete list of all their products.

There are a large number of different Danbury Mint porcelain dolls to choose from in your collection. Each Danbury Mint piece can be purchased separately, and there are some that are part of a collection. Here are some of the most exclusive or best-selling dolls on offer.

One of these porcelain dolls is a recent addition to her collection; is the inaugural doll of Michelle Obama. Completely decked out in her stunning gown and earrings, this is one of the most realistic interpretations of the late First Lady, and it’s fully poseable, and all porcelain. She can now remember that remarkable night when the country’s first black president took office. Its entire set has been meticulously recreated and handcrafted by expert craftsmen. Here, the jewelry originally created by world-renowned designer Loree Rodkin has also been cleverly replicated. You can own this piece of history for just $149, with a $9 shipping and handling charge directly from the Danbuy Mint for just four monthly payments of just $39.50.

Another collection of Danbury Mint porcelain dolls also inspired by Michelle Obama, is this one made from her at the Governors Ball. This 16″ porcelain doll has poseable arms and head and features her dazzling black strapless dress, as well as dazzling pear-shaped earrings and necklace. Every detail is as dazzling as when she was presented at the royal ball. This doll, as well as the inaugural doll, is part of the historical special collection and is available for the same price.

Betty Boop has always been a member of the Danbury Mint porcelain doll collection and has many modeled after her classic style. One of the many Danbury Mint Betty styles is the Bewitching Betty Doll. With her black bat cape, her iridescent purple bodice, riding her broomstick with Pudgy at her side, she’s sure to cast a spell on you. This representation stands 16.5″ tall and retails for just £116, plus postage. Other dolls in the extensive collection include Betty Sings the Blues, Winter Starlet Betty and even Geisha Betty, just to name a few. Here are just a few. of the many products that the Danbury Mint has to offer.