Phantom Dolls

Please note that collectible figures in this section are in no way intended for children to play with. The often contain small or sharp parts that are easily broken and could be swallowed. The recommended age groups according to packaging are 13 and up. If you have small children please display these dolls someplace safely out of the reach of inquisitive hands.

Silver Screen Edition This 12” figure from Sideshow Toy is well crafted and comes in the box dressed in his evening clothes. Also included are the Phantom’s cape, hat, mask, a foot stand and violin complete with bow from the Chaney silent film. The figure is done is tones of black, white and gray to mimic the silver screen Phantom’s appearance. The copyright on the bottom of the box is 2002 Sideshow Toy.

Mask of the Red Death Standing at a foot high, this figure is resplendent in the red costume of the Chaney film. The figure comes complete with the complete costume, including the mask, hat, cape, and staff separately in the box. A small foot stand is also included. This figure was issued in a limited edition of 7,500 pieces. The copyright on the bottom of the box is 2002 Sideshow Toy.

Phantom and Christine This couple from the Franklin Mint is crafted of fine porcelain and superbly detailed. The Phantom wear a beaded cape, eveningwear, and pearl-butted dress shirt. He wears his famous mask, but no hat according to the piece’s setting of The Music of the Night. Christine wears her white dressing gown over the Hannibal costume, just as in the Webber musical. When the golden logo on the stand is pressed a clip of the Music of the Night sung by Michael Crawford is heard. Both dolls attach to the base via detachable doll stand and the music clip runs on three AA batteries. Limited edition. See Video!

Steinbach Large Phantom Nutcracker A wonderful romantic Phantom stands upon his wooden base. He wears a black felt hat complete with plumed feather, a luxurious cape featuring a purple lining and multiple outer lengths in blue, purple and greenish blue. Not the mention his spangled cravat or floral vest. His black faux hair is soft and his merry blue eyes dance above ruddy cheeks. Who wouldn’t accept the rose he holds or marvel at his pristine white mask? The base is embossed with ‘original Steinbach volkskunst’ and bears the stamps SSH and 2W. A sticker marked Steinbach präfent echoes the sticker medallion attached to the nutcracker’s arm. 1997.

Opening Night Here’s a beautiful doll hailing from the ‘80s that was sold both on tour and at the Broadway premiere. She stands at 14” and wears a gold lame jumpsuit covered in sheer black netting. Her face and arms seem to be or porcelain, while her legs may be fired glass as they have a gloss to them. The doll has a music box in her that plays Music of the Night.

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