Tooth fairy doll
OwnerTheresa Ortizinventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to a child-playing toy called the "Tooth Fairy Doll" since its basic structure is molar-shaped with two butterfly-like wings at the side. The top of the molar shape is the head and face of the doll while the two roots of the tooth shape are its legs. To complete the `tooth fairy` idea, the doll carries two arms with a wand in one, and behind the wings, there is a sack or pouch for the tooth the child has just lost. Overnight, the "Tooth Fairy" takes the tooth out of the sack or pouch and in its place leaves a gift for the child. Fairy-like apparel completes the fantasy.
Claims3
A doll having arms with a body structured as a molar tooth having a pair of roots simulating legs, said doll including butterfly-like wings secured to the upper back portion of the doll and a wand in one hand, a receptacle disposed at the back of the doll generally where the wings are secured, said receptacle adapted to hold a tooth lost by a child, the doll being clothed with fairy-like apparel whereby to constitute the fantasy of a "tooth fairy doll."
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.