Add a touch of mid-century sweetness to your shelf with this classic Irwin baby doll.
Produced by the Irwin Corporation—a pioneer in American toy manufacturing—this charming figure represents the golden age of doll making. Created during the transitional era where manufacturing shifted from fragile celluloid to durable hard plastics, this doll showcases the innovation of the mid-20th century. With her wide-eyed expression and jointed arms, she captures the innocence and distinct aesthetic of 1950s playtimes.
Why We Love It:
Historical Significance: Represents a key moment in toy history, showcasing the Irwin Corporation's mastery of early molded plastics.
Poseable Charm: Features jointed arms that allow for simple posing, making her interactive and perfect for display.
Retro Aesthetic: The distinct facial features and molded details are instantly recognizable to collectors of mid-century nursery toys.
Durability: Unlike earlier composition dolls, these hard plastic figures were built to survive hours of play, allowing them to remain in collectible condition today.
Product Details:
Brand: Irwin Corporation
Era: Mid-20th Century (1940s-1950s)
Material: Hard Plastic / Early Molded Plastic
Features: Jointed arms, Painted facial features
Type: Miniature Baby Doll