Dolls, Figurines, and Masks
(See separate links on the
"Curiosities" page for Paper Dolls)
Elizabear
Taylor and Richard Bearton
as
Cleopawtra
and Marc Antony
The
American Bear Company, from the
"Very
Important Bears (V.I.B.'s)" series,
late
80's
While
not advertised as being an "Elizabeth Taylor" beany baby, the purple eyes,
and
Taylor's trademark eyebrows are suspiciously familiar.
Halloween Mask |
(enchanced and embellished by Mr. Trivette) |
Cleopatra
Figurine
Manufacturer
unknown
1962
As
with the Beany Baby above, this item was not
marketed
as "Elizabeth Taylor as...", but, given
the
year of manufacture, can there be any doubt?
Cleopatra Bust
(one of a kind)
Danny Rodrigues
1998
Cleopatra at her Banquet
(one of a kind)
Danny Rodrigues
1999
Cleopatra Nodder
Manufactured by Lego - Japan
1962
As with other images above,
this item was not
marketed as being "Elizabeth
Taylor". But, again,
the date and the subject
leave no doubt.
"Liz as Cleobeartra"
Manufacturer and date unknown
The
first doll officially authorized by Dame Elizabeth herself.
Featured
in the May 1995 issue of "Dolls" magazine, this one-of-a-kind sculpture
by Clark Hanford
was
commissioned and designed by Mr. Trivette. Made of hydrostone, with a seated
measurement
of
22", the sculpture is dressed in a gown of cream georgette and liquid gold,
with jewelry of Austrian
crystals,
pearls, and gold beads, handmade by the designer. The object in which the
head is centered,
is
the mirror from Cleopatra's dressing table, a prop from Taylor's, "Cleopatra".