Tonner Tweedle De De "My Wonderland" Re-imagination of "Alice in Wonderland" LE 500 16" Doll

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16" Tonner Doll ~ Jon as "Tweedle De De" ~ "My Wonderland" Re-imagination of "Tweedledee"

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Promotional photos are from Tonner Doll Company & were taken professionally by Storm Photography. The first photo is a combination of a promo photo with an actual photo of the doll's face.  

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$195.00

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For Sale is a Beautiful Tonner Doll ~ Jon, in a reinterpretation of "Tweedle De De"  LE-500

From the Re-Imagination Collection comes "My Wonderland," a reinterpretation of the iconic tale, "Alice in Wonderland."

Meet Tweedle De De

as Tweedledee

After hearing laughter, and giving his eyes time to adjust to the dark, Charlie looks up and sees  a tall, slim, honey-skinned girl with pigtails and stripes reaching a graceful hand down to him. Grateful for the help, he grasps her hand… and she shakes it.

The young girl says to him: “I’m Tweedle De De - How d’ya do? State your name and business.”

More details taken from the Tonner website include:

Dressed doll
Face includes hand-painted details
Fine quality vinyl and hard plastic
Jon head sculpt
16" Chic body
Honey skin tone
Brown painted eyes
Mink with red rooted saran hair
White and black stripe knit bodysuit
Black shantung dress with attached red tulle petticoat
White and black stripe knit thigh highs
White and black choker
Nude pantyhose
Black faux leather boots
Stand
LE 500

She comes complete with her box and her shipper box, which is unmarked, and which will be wrapped in brown paper to remain unmarked.

She is gift ready for you or for someone you love!

Storyline From Tonner

The day seemed like any other...

Charlie Dodgson is disillusioned, jaded by the daily grind. He happens upon a trendy new pub called The Looking Glass. Dipping in to erase the day, Charlie cozies up to the bar, and orders a drink. As he takes in his surroundings, Charlie notices a woman to his left. Her beauty assaults his senses - she is swathed in white from head to toe. She notices him staring, and asks, “Excuse me, but do you have the time?”

Bianca Lapin is in a hurry. Her platinum white hair cascades down her back, as she sits inside The Looking Glass, tapping her fingers anxiously against the bar. Noticing a sharply dressed gentleman taking a seat beside her, she quickly averts her eyes and glances, again, at the clock. Asking the man for the time, she begins to panic at his response. “I’m late!” With that, she hops off her stool and darts toward the back of the pub.

“But wait!” she hears as she races off.

Taking a last sip, Charlie’s curiosity gets the better of him. Leaving his stool to keep his scotch company, he follows the mysterious pale beauty. Suddenly, the crowd seems to thicken, and he can’t quite keep her in his line of vision. Finally, the crowd parts, but it’s too late. She has vanished.

Creeping down the long, dim hallway, Charlie notices a door at the end that appears slightly ajar. Racing toward it, his shoe catches on something, catapulting him through the doorway and downward he goes. Laying on the ground for a moment giving his eyes time to adjust to the dark, Charlie hears maniacal laughing.

“How d’ya do?”

Looking up, he sees a tall, slim, honey-skinned girl with pigtails and stripes reaching a graceful hand down to him. Grateful for the help, he grasps her hand… and she shakes it.

“I’m Tweedle De De - How d’ya do? State your name and business.”

As Charlie brushes off his knees, he begins to explain that he was just following a curious woman in white.

“There she is!” he points as a flash of white rounds the corner.

With that, Charlie and Tweedle De De are off, hot on the tail of the woman in white.

They walk toward a hazy and dimly lit space. Charlie hears more laughter and the sound of clinking glasses. Heading toward the action, he finds himself suddenly at a long table but can’t quite make out who is at the other end.

“May I pour?” a voice asks Charlie.

A slender woman with a large feathered chapeaux looks eagerly at Charlie as he nods.

“Haddy Madigan,” she says as she reaches for his glass...

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