Introducing’Angelica,’ a breathtaking and limited edition reproduction of the iconic French Bisque Bebe Doll A. (Andre Thuillier) size 9 from the late 1800s. Created by the renowned and award-winning doll artist, Jackie Chimpky, Angelica is a testament to exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail. This beautiful doll is dressed in a meticulously designed period costume, complete with lavish shades of blue, silver, and gold. Adorned with intricate beading, her ensemble includes cream underclothes, a silver underskirt, and a patterned overcoat with charming buttons. Completing her attire are a beaded cape, matching hat and her own special hat pin. The hat and hat pin have never been removed from their wrappings. Her accessories include white feathered wings which can be attached using the attached bands. These wings were kept in pristine condition in the original wrappings. Angelica’s charm extends to her dainty blue-laced boots, lacy stockings, and her original beaded earrings in her pierced ears. Her factory-applied hand and feet wrappings remain untouched, preserving the doll’s original condition. Additionally, her elegant curls are safely protected by a factory-applied hair net. As a highly sought-after collector’s item, Angelica is numbered 464 of only 1000 worldwide firings. She comes with her hand tag and Certificate of Authenticity (COE), securely housed in her original box. Please note that while the doll is in exceptional condition, her box does show some damage on one side due to storage (refer to all photos for details). Despite this, Angelica was well protected with multiple layers of foam, plastic, and cardboard during storage. For your peace of mind, we are happy to provide additional photos and information upon request. Angelica is an exquisite masterpiece by Jackie Chimpky, an artist celebrated for her contributions to the doll industry and her exceptional reproduction dolls. Don’t miss your chance to own this stunning piece and proudly showcase her as a centerpiece of your collection. According to the Estate, this doll was owned by an antique doll collector/investor and not displayed or taken from the box except for the photographs and video in this listing. This doll was stored in a climate-controlled environment without exposure to pets or the elements. All factory applied wrappings are intact, but some may have been temporarily removed for the photos and videotaping and then replaced. As is normal for items which have been stored for prolonged periods of time, some shelf wear may exist on the box or paper wrappings, especially at the edges. See the Photos and the Video (if available); they are part of the description. Favorite our Shop as we roll out more Antique and Artist Signed and Artist Produced Original Limited Edition Dolls in porcelain, latex and celluloid over the following weeks including other reproduction Brus and Jumeaus, Patricia Bjonness-Jacobsen, Heidi Plusczok, Thelma Resch, Kaye Wiggs, Karen McDonald, and Janis Berard among other Doll Artists. Thank you for stopping by our small business in the Mid-West and Visit Our Store for More Antique and Vintage Finds! This is for your and our safety. If there is any damage during transit, keep the packing/packages, take photos i. Package, item damage and immediately contact me and the carrier i. Dolly/bears, bonnets, hangtag/COA, etc. In zip lock bags and taping those to the interior of the box. Each product listing will include an inventory of accessories or papers as a part of each listing (see “Set Includes” under “Item Specifics”). This means S&H will take a little longer! All packages are actively tracked to assure they arrive within the timeline we have agreed upon as part of each listing. Note to International Buyers. These costs are not under our shop’s control and are not refundable. This is not something we control. Our shop can tell how long it will take to get to the nearest international hub but not how long it will take to move out of the hub and be on its way to you. Purchasing Vintage & Antique Items from Us. Please note that much of our inventory comes from auctions, estate sales, and the odd flea market. We are not experts in all things antique or vintage, and, sad to say, we don’t know the history of most of the items we sell. Remember too Antique Items are more than 100 years old and Vintage Items are anywhere between 22 years old to 99 years old. Sometimes age creates issues which we can’t control. Best Advice: Read carefully, look over every photo, ask questions and request more photos or more details about an item’s condition to satisfy yourself that you are purchasing a product you can be proud of and thoroughly enjoy. Thanks for choosing to shop with us! We hope you love our stuff as much as we do. Share the love on social media.