City Style Kit has sunset-red hair and brown, forward-glancing eyes. Warm tones complement Kit in this rich melton-style coat over a coordinated long-sleeve, sequined blouse and high-waisted skirt. Kit comes with earrings, hose, shoes, handbag and custom stand. “Mostly adult women,” collect Tonner dolls at Be Beep a Toy Shop in Columbia, S.C., said owner Ava Allen. “They have the most disposable income for fashion dolls.” "Two attributes that make Tonner dolls most sought after by fashion doll collectors are the quality and the ‘feel’ of the dolls," Tom Courtney, visuals and merchandising director for Tonner Dolls told TDmonthly. "The fine-quality 'ingredients' that make up each Tonner doll include hand-painted faces, finely engineered articulation, and beautifully crafted contemporary clothing made from some of the finest fabrics available. ... They feel they own a miniature piece of art with each limited edition doll they add to their collection."

Wigged figure with hand-painted face detail wears white formal shirt and velvet bow tie underneath vest with black pants; all under the ‘vintage’ tapestry robe with lace trim. The doll comes with a wand, socks, shoes and custom stand. Ron is approximately half an inch taller than Harry. “Ron is my personal favorite [of the Harry Potter series] because there’s something about that smile that he has that really makes that character,” commented Tom Courtney, director of marketing for the Tonner Doll Company. Launch date: 2006.

The Queen of Hearts wears a red velveteen walking coat in black lace trim for her Wonderland strolls. The outfit includes a stunning feather hat, hosiery and black ankle boots.

Alice, a black ribbon in her beautiful long hair, is dressed in an embroidered pinafore over patterned pastel blue cotton. She wears tights and black dress shoes.

Pretty sweet Dorothy is wearing a checkered pastel blue dress. Ribbons decorate her braids and a matching tablecloth covers the wicker picnic basket. Her dog, Toto, follows near as she leaves Munchkinland. And don't forget those famous Ruby slippers.

The green-faced Wicked Witch of the West is dressed in a corseted black sheer dress with puffed sleeves and a long flowing cape. She holds her broom and, of course, a witch hat sits on her head.

Glinda, the Good Witch of the North, wears a beautiful pink ball gown. Multiple layers of organza and charmeuse dotted with sparkling stars decorate the dress. Hand-applied details include rhinestone brooches. Glinda holds a magic wand in her delicate hands and a beautifully detailed crown sits atop her head.

This special limited-edition doll replicates the likeness of Emma Watson as Hermione Granger in the “Harry Potter” films. The 17” Hermione features remarkably engineered jointing, with 14 points of articulation that include the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, side-to-side chest joint, ball-jointed hips, knees and ankles. Launch date: 2006.
— “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix,” the fifth movie installment in the Harry Potter series, generated over $291,000,000 in the U.S. Box Office alone.
— “The most excitement in our booth was generated by Tonner Doll Company's Harry Potter and Hermione Granger,” Cleo Dougherty of Cleo & Company told TDmonthly. “People were amazed at the terrific likenesses to the actors.”
— Owner Robert Tonner of Tonner Doll told TDmonthly that the popularity of the Harry Potter line “hasn’t slowed down in the last two or three years.”

Tyler Wentworth wears “Irish Incantation” — a custom-woven chartreuse European lace over a shimmering under layer of metallic chiffon. The Empire-waisted gown is garnished with a silk ribbon flower and tendrils. The limited edition “Irish Incantation” will be sold at doll and toy specialty retailers nationwide in 2006. The doll comes dressed with a custom stand. Other outfits available separately.

Tyler Wentworth is New York’s hottest fashion designer, creating jazzy and glamorous fashions from the House of Wentworth; kid sister, Marley Wentworth, aspires to be an artist too. From the Tonner Doll Company Tyler Wentworth Collection, the 2006 16” Tyler Wentworth and 12” Marley Wentworth are made from high-quality vinyl and hard plastic, featuring multiple points of articulation. The dolls’ hair is rooted of top-quality saran, and both styles feature hand-detailed, painted eyes; a custom display stand is included with each doll. Basic Tyler Wentworth dolls start at $59.99; Basic Marley Wentworth dolls start at $39.99; Separately available fashion ensembles start at $29.99.

From the Alice in Wonderland Collection, Tonner’s 16” Queen of Hearts is a monarch of style at her coronation, wearing a faux-fur trimmed red and black velvet gown. Other Victorian/fantasy-themed costumes will be available. The limited-edition doll will be sold at doll and toy specialty retailers nationwide and comes with a custom stand. Separately available outfits range in price from $59.99 to $99.99.

The magnificent crowning glory to the Tonner fashion dolls are the 22” American Models — portrait dolls of unparalleled luxury. Monte Carlo, new for 2006, is dressed in an Empire-waisted gown topped with French lace and hand-beaded detail. The skirt extends into a chiffon overlay. The limited-edition doll will be sold at doll and toy specialty retailers nationwide. The doll comes dressed with a stand. Separate clothing for this line is also available.

The Tonner Doll Company is proud to introduce the 2006 faces from The Chase Modeling Agency, New York’s top choice for fashion models. From the Tyler Wentworth Collection, multi-ethnic 16” Chase Models are made from high-quality vinyl and hard plastic, featuring multiple points of articulation for the most fashionable poses. The dolls have rooted hair of top-quality saran and hand-detailed, painted eyes. A custom display stand is included with each doll. Dolls, outfits and accessories are sold separately. The Chase Modeling Agency Collection of clothing will be sold at doll and toy specialty retailers nationwide. Ensembles start at $49.99, separates at $11.99.

From The Wizard of Oz Collection, Robert Tonner introduces a new character for 2006 to add to the glamorous Witches of Oz Collection. It includes a new Fashion Lady of Oz — Lady Ozmopolitan — who comes dressed in an outfit inspired by the film’s Emerald City Hairdresser’s costume by designer, Adrian. Other costumes, also inspired by Adrian’s Emerald City costumes, will be available. The limited-edition doll will be sold at doll and toy specialty retailers nationwide. Stand and dress are included. Separately available outfits range from $59.99 to $99.99.

Carrie Chan visits San Francisco to organize a charity festival in the City´s famed Presidio. She travels in style wearing a Tyler Wentworth green linen dress with satin ribbons, including coordinating handbag, shoes and sunglasses. She features the articulated body with bending wrists. She has raven hair and forward-glancing, hand-detailed brown eyes. This doll is now in stock and shipping.

This Premier Dealer Exclusive Edition will be available starting early in 2006. Sydney has long saffron waves, articulated body (without bending wrists) and forward-glancing blue eyes) She wears a black-and-white chiffon gown with a skirt of contrasting godets.

Limited to 1000 pieces, Spring Dance Sayuri has raven hair, forward-glancing gray/blue eyes and is not intended to be a likeness of the December 2005 film´s actress. The “Memoirs of a Geisha” Collection dolls will feature the 16” Tyler Wentworth bending wrist articulated body with a re-sculpted, smaller bust line and flat feet. Using kabuki-style themes, the doll’s visible skin areas are molded in luminous white vinyl/hard plastic. Sayuri wears an elaborate silver kimono, custom embroidered to match the film’s costume, with swirls and cranes, and lined in red. Underneath, she wears the undergarments reproduced in exacting detail as she completes her debut "Dance of the Old Capitol"; even the sandals are re-created with tiny bells inside. Please note that the final production doll may vary from this prototype image.

Tonner Doll Company is proud to present Harry Potter as portrayed by Daniel Radcliffe, authorized by Warner Bros. Entertainment. Tonner Doll Company translates the film’s costumes into miniature works of art in a special limited-edition offering. Harry wears the famous Hogwart’s School of Witchcraft & Wizardry student sweater. His hand-detailed face painting is matched to the likeness of Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter — right down to Harry’s infamous lightning-shaped scar inflicted by nemesis, Lord Voldemort. The 17” Harry Potter features remarkably engineered jointing, with 14 points of articulation that include the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, side-to-side chest joint, ball-jointed hips, knees and ankles. Crafted in hard plastic and vinyl, Harry has a specially sculpted wand-holding hand, which can also hold other custom accessories, such as his beloved magical owl, Hedwig. Custom display stand is included. New for 2006, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger join the Harry Potter Collection of fine dolls from Tonner Doll Company.

Since her debut in the 1950’s Betsy McCall® has managed to transcend time and generations, with her particular flair for fashion and magical sense of style keeping pace with children everywhere. Robert Tonner’s endearing love for Betsy led to his reintroduction of the whimsical little tyke as a new 14” doll. Made of high-quality vinyl with long, brushable hair, Betsy is the perfect addition to any girls’ play doll collection, and has a complete collection of age-appropriate fashions and accessories. Betsy McCall® and friends, Dru & Barbara, are dressed in two-piece knit chemises with slippers.”

Welcome to the world of Tyler Wentworth and Friends — the stunning 16” fashion dolls for girls 8 to 12 years from an award-winning designer straight from Fashion Avenue. All of the dolls have beautiful faces with hand-painted features, long, brushable hair, realistic body proportions and articulated vinyl bodies made to withstand years of play. The designer fashions and accessories are made with today’s fashions in mind — without being too hip or trendy. Tyler’s fashions reflect the quality and attention to detail you expect from the finest maker of fashion dolls. Tyler and Friends are available in “ready-to-dress” Basic Dolls and high-fashion Dressed Dolls with complete outfit ensembles; custom doll stand is included. Basic dolls start at $59.99; Dressed Dolls start at $99.99.

Tonner Doll Company, Inc. is pleased to present Marley Wentworth™, Tyler’s younger sister. She is approximately 12” tall, a vinyl and hard plastic fashion doll with rooted saran hair and hand-detailed, painted eyes. With long, brushable hair, she is fully articulated, with jointing at the neck, shoulders, elbows, hips and knees, for unlimited posing and play possibilities. Marley has an extensive designer wardrobe complete with matching accessories. For girls 8 to 12 years. Marley comes dressed in flannel pajama pants, top and slippers; custom doll stand is included.

Tonner® American Beauty Basics™ made of high-quality vinyl and hard plastic, with rooted saran hair, and hand-detailed, painted eyes. The 16" American Beauty Basics™ feature jointing at the neck, shoulders, elbows, hips and knees. They´re available as a brunette, redhead or blonde.

Betsy is dressed perfectly for a party in this sunshine yellow embroidered organza gown. Betsy McCall® debuted on the cover of McCall’s Magazine in May 1951, to the delight of mothers and daughters everywhere, for whom reading the adventures of Betsy and her friends, and cutting out their paper clothes brought imaginative fun to playtime. In 1957, Betsy became an 8-inch hard plastic doll, produced by the American Character Doll Company in conjunction with McCall’s. In 2000, the Tonner Doll Company reintroduced 8-inch Betsy McCall® as a high quality doll for play and collecting based on the original Tiny Betsy.

Before he delved into dolls, Robert Tonner was senior designer for Bill Blass's sportswear division. The Tyler Wentworth doll is herself a mini-fashion designer. The clothes that "she" creates are backed by Tonner's strong, classic design sense. For 2006, "There are some wonderful outfit collections and the return of Tyler ready-to-wear boutique," said Tom Courtney, director of marketing for Tonner. The dolls are extremely detailed and wear only the finest garments from the Wentworth collection, but what else would you expect?