Vintage Bride Doll with Sleep Eyes and Blonde Hair

This is a vintage bride doll, likely from the mid-20th century, characterized by its sleep eyes and blonde hair. The doll appears to be constructed from a hard plastic or composite material, with molded and painted features on the face. Her cheeks are rosy, and her small red lips are pursed. The doll's eyes are closed, indicating a 'sleep eye' mechanism, common in dolls from this era, which allows the eyes to open and close depending on the doll's position. Her hair is short, styled in soft blonde curls around her face, and appears to be made of synthetic fiber or mohair. She is dressed in an off-white or cream-colored satin-like wedding gown with a wrapped bodice design and short, delicate lace cap sleeves. The skirt of the gown is full-length and slightly gathered at the waist, showing some natural creases from storage or age. A sheer white net veil, possibly tulle, is attached to her head, cascading down her back. A small, light-colored floral or ribbon detail is visible on the left side of her dress, near the waist area, resembling a small bouquet or corsage. The doll appears to be in overall good condition for its age, though the dress exhibits some minor wrinkling and a slight discoloration consistent with vintage textiles. No obvious chips, cracks, or significant damage are visible on the doll's body or face from the provided image. The craftsmanship suggests a commercially produced doll, typical of those popular as collectible or play items during the 1940s-1960s. The doll measures approximately 12-16 inches in height, based on its proportion relative to the leg it is resting on.