ENESCO BARBIE MOON GODDESS MUSICAL FIGURINE MIB #D694

Description

ENESCO 1996 BARBIE MOON GODDESS MUSICAL FIGURINE
OR STATUE MIB #D694.  Barbie is dress up for the evening. This is
Barbie Moon Goddess Musical Figurine. It plays the tune “Fly Me To
The Moon”. It works. It has Bob Mackie name on the base. The
bottom or box is marked Limited Edition 1996 Mattel Inc. Enesco.
License from Mattel Inc. Bob Mackie. Comes with a Barbie Collectibles
Certificate of Authenticity. Thie is hand painted and is #2990 of 5000.
Made in China. She stands about 12” tall.  Made out of Bisque or
Porcelain. As stated, it is mint in the box. It has only been taken out
today to have its photo taken. The box has normal tears and damage
and aging from being stored away in the garage for all these years.
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