Christmas Angel Collector Doll
Decorative art; collectible porcelain doll • Mass produced; likely manufactured in China for a retail brand such as Danbury Mint, Ashton-Drake, or similar giftware company
Style & Movement
Contemporary Kitsch / Commercial Folk Art
Medium & Technique
Bisque porcelain head and hands, synthetic hair, mixed media textile costume (satin, lace, ribbon, plastic foliage)
Creation Period
Late 20th to early 21st century (c. 1990-2010)
Dimensions & Format
Approximately 12-16 inches in height; vertical standing format
Subject Description
A festive angel figure featuring curly blonde hair, blue eyes, and a floral crown. She wears a white satin and lace gown embellished with a red ribbon and holly, representing traditional Western Christmas iconography.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good; showing typical signs of shelf life and minor textile distortion
Estimated Market Value
$15.00 - $40.00 USD
Auction Estimate
$10.00 - $25.00 USD
Provenance History
Likely purchased from a department store, mail-order catalog, or secondary thrift market; no specific labels visible
Art Historical Significance
Minimal; represents the late 20th-century trend of 'collectible' home decor produced for a mass consumer market
Notable Features
Includes a wire halo and integrated holiday-themed accessories including a red poinsettia-style base element
Condition Issues
Slight fraying of lace edges, dust accumulation in synthetic hair, and minor tangling of the halo wire
Conservation Recommendations
Light dusting with a soft-bristled brush; store in a temperature-controlled, dry environment to prevent fabric rot or porcelain spotting