Strawberry Shortcake has an adorable companion named Berryins that carries a pouch of magic perfume. This duo is a true collectors item that gained popularity in the early 1980's.

Remember Strawberry Shortcake? She was coveted by little girls everywhere back in the 1970's and 1980's. View collectible dolls and accessories from this era.

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A very rare line of Strawberry Shoortcake dolls produced in the 80's the Berrykin dolls feature a Strawberry Shortcake figure and berrykin friend. The berry kin friend carries a...
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Strawberry Shortcake has an adorable companion named Berryins that carries a pouch of magic perfume. This duo is a true collectors item that gained popularity in the early 1980's.
This cute little 5 inch doll is over 35 years old. It's fascinating to think that Strawberry Shortcake dolls were born the year I graduated high school. I remember thinking how clever the names were and how appealing they were ( and still are) to a child's imagination.
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This cutie comes with her own hat and matching shirt. Butter Cookie was Strawberry Shortcake's little baby friend who originally came with her own companion; Jelly Bear.
Over the years, many of the side accessories to the dolls can become lost, so this particular Butter Cookie doll is missing her companion.
I love the freckles on her face and the button nose. Depending on how well she was stored, she may still hold a butter cookie scent; magic for any doll collector or little girl!

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For many folks, bouts of nostalgia can lead them to look for those things that they loved as a child. Have you ever wondered what happened to your favorite girlhood doll? Collecting toys and dolls from the past is not only a great hobby, it helps keep precious, happy memories alive.
The doll or toy you used to play with as a child can hold fascination for your kids and grandchildren too. Some are so important that they are passed down from one generation to the next.
Just seeing the pink, green and white theme of this character reminds me of my first few babysitting jobs. All the little toddler girls had some version of Strawberry Shortcake decor in their rooms. There were curtains, rugs, sheets, comforters and super-cute shams and pillowcases.
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Back then, Strawberry Shortcake had many companion friends and accessories. Her friends also had yummy names like Blueberry Muffin and other creative names having to do with sweets and treats. Her world included toys like doll houses, cars, clothing, swimming pools and more.
Looking online, there are many manufacturers overseas that produce a modern version of this character, her accessories and friends. You will notice that each maker makes her a little differently although she is still recognizable as Strawberry Shortcake.
The rare and hard-to-find items are the original ones from the 1970's. Who ever owns the first edition of the debut doll is really lucky.
The world of vintage doll collecting is huge. Some do it strictly because they love old dolls. Others collect vintage character dolls and accessories for profit. If you are curious to see what is being bought and sold online as far as authentic vintage Strawberry Shortcake products, eBay is one site to consider.
EBay has reputable sellers that have vintage Strawberry Shortcake dolls for sale. Collectors can also find something else really cool on eBay; people who have actually kept their original childhood sheet sets intact and in excellent condition all these decades. Amazing isn't it?

Did you have a Strawberry Shortcake doll back in the late 1970's, early 80's?
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