More expensive dolls Mattel

Catalog of collectible dolls

Found 1006 dolls

from 898,10 £ Haunted Beauty Vampire Doll
from 748,46 £ Lady Gaga, Zomby doll
from 699,54 £ 2019 Dia De Muertos
+23% from 690,95 £ Blond Diamond, The Blonds
from 597,46 £ The Nightmare Before Christmas Dolls
from 593,75 £ Haunted Beauty Ghost
from 582,22 £ Pink Pop Barbie Mark Ryden x Barbie
+8% from 527,12 £ 2022 Día De Muertos Benito Santos
from 523,57 £ Superstars Collection 5 Pack
from 502,75 £ Mark Ryden x Barbie at the Surrealist Ball
-16% from 486,31 £ Principessa
-15% from 449,07 £ Greta Gremlin
from 449,07 £ Chewbacca
+5% from 445,33 £ Aphrodite, Exclusive 2009 Fantasy Series
from 423,13 £ Faraway Forest Elf
from 355,52 £ Cleo De Nile & Deuce Gorgon, Creeproduction G1 Dolls 2-Pack
from 349,77 £ Moschino Barbie and Ken Giftset
from 347,37 £ Best to A Tea
from 346,93 £ Tokidoki, 10th Anniversary
from 344,28 £ Mutya (Philippines)
from 336,06 £ 2023 Día De Muertos x Pink Magnolia
from 331,00 £ Cleo de Nile and Deuce Gorgon, Comet-Crossed 2-Pack
from 329,28 £ Elissabat
from 321,84 £ Fashionistas Artsy #R9883 (2009)

About the brand Mattel

Mattel is an American toy brand founded in 1945 by Ruth and Elliot Handler. The company is headquartered in El Segundo, California.

Mattel creates toys for children of all ages and collectors, including dolls, cars, board games, and much more. The company's most famous product is the Barbie doll, which was released in 1959 and has since become one of the most popular toys for girls worldwide.

Mattel also produces toys related to popular movies and TV shows, such as "Minecraft," "Hot Wheels," and "Monster High." The company actively collaborates with globally recognized brands such as Disney, Pixar, DC Comics, and others.

Mattel is also working on creating interactive toys that use artificial intelligence and voice recognition technologies to create a more realistic gaming experience.

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