Value of Ashton Drake Doll's Heads?

cybergrannie
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February 4, 20190 found this helpful

Some collectors use these to make OOAK (One of a Kind) dolls but it looks like the Ashton Drake heads are only selling for about $5-$8 (plus shipping) each but I would think a set of 6 may be valued a little higher.

I would list them for sale at $50-$75 or even higher and just reduce the price if no one shows an interest.
These may sell better on a site like Etsy or Ruby Lane but eBay has a lot of doll collectors looking for this sort of item.
You could also think about listing them on your local sites like Craigslist and other sites like LetGo.

Here is a link to eBay's recently sold items so you can check out what someone is paying for similar doll heads.

www.ebay.com/.../i.html?_from=R40&_nkw=ashton+drake...

OOAK dolls usually sell for higher sums but that does not mean they will pay high money for accessories.

www.google.com/search?q=ooak+dolls&client=firefox...

Judy
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February 4, 20190 found this helpful

Ashton Drake dolls are mass-produced and decrease in value. They are worth $25 at most. You have only the heads, and they are worth even less.

Robyn

February 4, 20190 found this helpful

Hi,

They are so very pretty. I would think there is a market among collectors that would be interested in these. I would check on all sorts of other sites, like ebay and amazon. You can get an idea of what they are going for.

If they were mine, I would buy a book about Ashton Drake dolls and add that to these. This would increase the price and also appeal to those wanting to learn more about doll making.

Have a blessed day!

Robyn

Pghgirl40
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February 5, 20190 found this helpful

Cybergrannie gave you the best info on these if they are just run of the mill AD doll heads severed from the past collectible dolls. Sadly most of those are almost valueless, since most of the dolls themselves did not hold their value.

I am very curious about them though because they do not look run of the mill. Do you know the history? I don't ever remember AD selling just the heads but the way they are boxed looks like they may have just been sold as a doll head set (or maybe someone who worked there took them?)

Did you package them this way or did they come to you packed this way? If these were just made and sold as heads, they may be more valuable as a set if that is how they were sold.

Any history you can offer would be interesting to me.

Thanks!!