Mattel, Inc.

Tina Y Yang

Mark S Wittenberg

Elaine Marans

Cassidy Park

James Holmes

Jean M Kuerten

Ivy Ross

Joan Gaynor

A clock assembly () having a removable central clock mechanism () with time indicating hands () is adapted to be mounted on a flat vertical surface () with and separate removable hour disks () having numerals () connected to hanger elements () adapted to be mounted on the vertical surface around the central clock mechanism in correct positions to tell time. Doll clothes () are selectively hung on or removed from the hanger elements behind the numerals.

Clock with movable numbers having hangers for doll clothes

A doll head defines a pair of eye apertures and a pair of outwardly extending ears. A mask also having eye apertures and ear portions is removably attached to the doll head to overlie the facial portions thereof. The mask includes a snap fit attachment which engages the ear portions of the doll head. The apertures of the mask generally align with the eye apertures of the doll head when the mask is attached. An eye change mechanism supportive within the doll head provides alternative eye images viewed through the respective eye apertures of the head and mask.

Doll having changeable eyes and removable alternative face

A doll includes a doll body supporting a head upon which a substantially blank featureless face surface is formed of a washable material. A stencil mask is configured to be received upon the face surface and defines a faceplate generally conforming to the blank face surface. The faceplate defines a plurality of shaped apertures located upon the faceplate to correspond to the general locations of facial features. A plurality of feature stamps, each having shaped flanges corresponding to the aperture shapes of the faceplate apertures support feature image stamps which may be passed through the apertures to imprint upon the face surface of the doll.

Doll having face stencil and stamp applied features

A fashion doll includes a doll body wearing a wedding gown together with an overlying removable princess bodice. The doll further includes a pivotable arm which in turn supports a hand mirror. The outer face of the hand mirror supports a dual image lenticular lens display which transforms the presented image in response to pivotal movement of the doll's arm. The doll further supports a tiara worn upon the doll's head together with a wedding veil which is alternately attachable to the doll's waist and to the tiara. A sound circuit within the doll's body responds to the pivotal movement of the doll's arm to produce a musical tone.

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Anaheim, CA, United States of America

Tina Y Yang