Vintage 1950s Spanish Flamenco Dancer Doll – Roldan-Klumpe Style

Description

Discover this exquisite vintage Spanish Flamenco Dancer doll from the 1950s, attributed to the renowned Roldan-Klumpe style. Standing approximately 10 inches tall, this handmade treasure captures the essence of mid-century Spanish artistry with its intricate details and vibrant colors. The doll’s hand-painted facial features, including rosy cheeks, large expressive eyes, and defined red lips, exude the passionate spirit of Flamenco.

Dressed in a traditional Flamenco costume, the doll wears a layered satin and lace dress with a cotton and lace petticoat and pantaloons. Her hair is adorned with a traditional Andalusian peineta (ornamental comb) and a delicate net mantilla accented with small pom-pom “flowers,” reminiscent of the headpieces worn during Flamenco performances and Spanish festivals. In one hand, she holds a fan, adding to her dynamic and lively pose.

This doll is in good vintage condition and could benefit from a gentle cleaning. It shows signs of age and wear, including slight fading or discoloration in the satin, minor fraying or soiling in the lace, and slight wear in the facial paint. Despite these minor imperfections, it remains a stunning piece of history, perfect for collectors of vintage dolls, Spanish memorabilia, or Flamenco enthusiasts.

FEATURES:
• Hand-painted facial features with rosy cheeks, large expressive eyes, and defined red lips.
• Traditional Flamenco costume with layered satin and lace dress, cotton and lace petticoat, and pantaloons.
• Hair adorned with a traditional Andalusian peineta (ornamental comb) and a delicate net mantilla with small pom-pom “flowers.”
• Holds a fan in one hand, suggesting movement and dynamism.
• Approximately 10 inches tall.
• Good vintage condition; could benefit from gentle cleaning.
• Signs of age and wear, including slight fading or discoloration in the satin, minor fraying or soiling in the lace, and slight wear in the facial paint.
• No visible logos, branding, or embossing.
• Attributed to the Roldan-Klumpe style.