1991 Wilton – Darling Dolls Happy Birthday Candles and Cake Decorations Toppers

Description

1991 Wilton Enterprises Birthday Candles and Cake Decorations featuring 4 different Little Girls Dolls, two holding a “Happy” and “Birthday” sign called “Darling Dolls”.  These are old new stock and come in their original packaging.
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I try to describe all my items for sale as accurately as possible and to the best of my ability. All items are sold “AS IS” and all sales are final.
Please expect normal wear from age, use or time in storage on all vintage items. Condition is a matter of opinion. Please view all photos for details that I might have accidentally missed or not mentioned. You need to make your own determination as to the condition of the item. Please notify me if you have any specific questions and I will reply within 24 hours or sooner. Any obvious defects will be noted in the listing. Photos are worth a thousand words. On most of the items for sale, I am not the original owner. All items are stored in a smoke and pet free home.
Items in photographs may vary from their true colors or shading due to lighting or camera glare.
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This item will be shipped in the following way:
FIRST CLASS PACKAGES
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