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This Shanghai Snow White doll is similar to the 17" 2009 Disney Store version (seen in an earlier Archive entry). Also compare to the 2017 D23 Snow White (in another post from this year).
Saturday, September 30, 2017
2016 Shanghai Disney Resort Snow White Doll
On June 16, 2016, the Shanghai Disney Resort opened to the public. In November of that year, a limited edition Snow White vinyl doll was released to commemorate the grand opening. Edition size: 1200. Doll stands 17" tall. Sold exclusively at the resort. Original price ¥699 (Chinese yuan).
This Shanghai Snow White doll is similar to the 17" 2009 Disney Store version (seen in an earlier Archive entry). Also compare to the 2017 D23 Snow White (in another post from this year).
This Shanghai Snow White doll is similar to the 17" 2009 Disney Store version (seen in an earlier Archive entry). Also compare to the 2017 D23 Snow White (in another post from this year).
1998 Evil Queen Doll by Mattel
Mattel's Evil Queen doll. Vinyl, 12" tall. Released in 1998. Fourth in the Great Villains Collection.
In an earlier Archive entry, see the Mattel Snow White dolls from 1997.
In an earlier Archive entry, see the Mattel Snow White dolls from 1997.
Friday, September 29, 2017
Evil Queen & "Crystal Ball" Snow White Snowglobe - 2006
A miniature Snow White is enclosed within the "crystal ball" and stands opposite the Evil Queen. Made of resin and glass. Measures approximately 8" high. Musical tune: Night on Bald Mountain. To activate, you turn the globe. Snow White rotates as music plays. Iridescent glitter inside. Part of a Disney Villains Series. Dates from 2006. Disney Shopping item no. 96286.
Evil Queen Apple Snowglobe - 2001
A light-up poison apple sits inside the globe. On/off switch located on bottom. Battery-powered. Relief art around the base includes the Wicked Queen and Witch, plus the Magic Mirror on the other two sides. Resin and glass. Measures 6.25" high. Disney catalog 2001. Retail $34.
Evil Queen Magic Mirror Picture Frame/Snowglobe
The Evil Queen stands upon the step holding the heart box with Magic Mirror behind her in the globe. The frame can hold a photograph up to 1" x 1.5"; image is magnified up to two times. Resin and glass. Dimensions: 7.25'' H x 7'' W. Bottom on/off switch activates battery-powered floor lights. Wind-up key plays Bach's Toccata and Fugue In D Minor. Item no. 98170. Possibly dates from early 2000s.
Thursday, September 28, 2017
1960s Enesco Snow White Figural Bank
This Snow White coin bank was one of many glazed ceramic figurines produced by Enesco in the 1960s. Hand-painted. Slot in back. Rubber stopper on bottom. Measures 5.5" tall. Made in Japan. All are bottom-stamped with "© Walt Disney Productions". Some also have an Enesco foil logo sticker, others a blue and white "Japan" sticker.
This same Snow White with bluebird design was also issued as a stand-alone figurine (not a bank). See it in a future post.
This same Snow White with bluebird design was also issued as a stand-alone figurine (not a bank). See it in a future post.
1960s Enesco Snow White Nightlight
A figural nightlight from Enesco featuring Snow White with her animal friends. Issued in the 1960s. Hand-painted glazed ceramic. Sits just under 6" tall. Light bulb set in rear tree stump. Switch on power cord. Imprint stamp "© Walt Disney Productions" on bottom along with manufacturer's foil sticker. Made in Japan.
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Vintage Greeting Cards by Gibson
Gibson Greeting Cards published this Snow White birthday card from the 1980s. Embossed raised figures. Dimensions: 7.75" x 5.25". "Happy Birthday to Someone Special."
They also created a Snow White "get well soon" series in the 1950s, referred to as the 7 Day Illness Card Set. A stiff paper envelope (5" x 6") housed seven numbered greeting cards (4" x 4"). The idea was to "Send One A Day For A Week." The set is pictured in Hake's Official Price Guide to Disney Collectibles (2nd edition, 2007, p.859).
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They also created a Snow White "get well soon" series in the 1950s, referred to as the 7 Day Illness Card Set. A stiff paper envelope (5" x 6") housed seven numbered greeting cards (4" x 4"). The idea was to "Send One A Day For A Week." The set is pictured in Hake's Official Price Guide to Disney Collectibles (2nd edition, 2007, p.859).
