Rare Art Deco Flapper German Porcelain Half Doll with Parrot

⚜️Art Deco Flapper Half Doll w/ Parrot⚜️

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πŸ’Ž DESCRIPTION:

Step into the glamorous 1920s with this remarkable German porcelain half doll, a true gem for vintage collectors. Bearing the series number 58??, she embodies the Art Deco aesthetic with her iconic black bob and meticulously hand-painted intaglio eyes that seem to sparkle with personality. Her graceful hands tenderly hold a striking red and multicolored parrot companion. Resting on a charming pin cushion base complete with shapely legs in gleaming gold shoes, she's dressed in an authentic vintage silk gown that whispers of bygone elegance. A treasured addition to any collection of decorative arts and antique porcelain.Β **The image of the doll in the boudoir is styled in a digital room mockup to show decorative placement. Please see size-chart photos for exact dimensions.

πŸ“Œ ITEM DETAILS:

  • Product Type: Antique Half Doll Pin Cushion / Boudoir Accessory
  • Country of Origin: Germany (Likely manufactured by a prominent German porcelain studio of the era, such as Fasold & Stauch or Karl Kister)
  • Estimated Circa: 1920 – 1929 (Art Deco / Roaring Twenties period)
  • Material: Fine glazed porcelain / bisque upper body, hand-painted details, original wire-structured fabric skirt base.

πŸ“ DIMENSIONS:
Height: 6 inches overall, 3" doll alone

πŸ” CONDITION REPORT:

Excellent antique condition with no damage to the doll, a little paint wear to her shoe and tears to the skirt both consistent with age (Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description)
Styled in a digital room mockup to show decorative placement. Please see size-chart photos for exact dimensions.

πŸ“¦ SHIPPING & PACKAGING:

This item will be professionally packed with the utmost care. I use premium paper, multiple layers of bubble wrap, and a sturdy box (double-boxed when necessary) to ensure it arrives safely at its new home. Full tracking and insurance are included with your purchase.

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πŸ“REFERENCE:

  • page 333Β  in Encyclopedia of Half Dolls.