Vintage 1960s Can Can cloth doll, Parisian cabaret style, 28 cm

A handmade cloth figure representing a can-can dancer, a characteristic example of mid-20th-century doll collecting.

This artisanal doll captures the aesthetic of Parisian cabarets of the Belle Époque, a popular theme for decorative and souvenir dolls in the 1960s. Built on a wire frame, the doll is posable, allowing it to hold a dynamic dance pose. The face is hand-painted, and the outfit is crafted with great attention to detail, including multiple layers of clothing and accessories.

Details and Condition:
- Period: 1960s
- Style: Cabaret / Parisian
- Measurements: Height: 28 cm (approx. 11 inches); Width: 5 cm (approx. 2 inches); Depth: 12 cm (approx. 4.7 inches)
- Materials: Fabric, cotton, lace, plastic, internal metal frame, faux pearls.
- Condition: Good, consistent with its age. The costume retains its structure and colors. Small stains are visible on the inner lining of the dress and there are minor signs of general wear. The wire structure is solid and holds its pose well.