Madame Alexander 'Victoria' Figurine (The Victorian Collection)

This is a collectible Madame Alexander figurine, specifically the 'Victoria' model from the Victorian Collection, likely manufactured in the late 1960s to early 1970s. The piece stands approximately 8 to 10 inches tall and is constructed of bisque porcelain (often referred to as 'parian'). The figurine depicts a refined woman in Edwardian-era fashion, featuring a slim-fitting, floor-length gown in a soft pastel rose-pink and cream palette. The bodice displays intricate molded lace details and long sleeves, while her left hand carries a matching reticule. A prominent feature is her wide-brimmed pink hat, embellished with a large, delicate spray of ostrich-style feathers. The facial features are finely hand-painted with delicate eyebrows and soft pink lips typical of high-quality Madame Alexander craftsmanship. The porcelain appears to be in excellent vintage condition with no visible chips or hairline cracks, maintaining a smooth, matte finish. The feathers show some age-related thinning but remain largely intact. These figurines are distinguished by their elegant, elongated proportions and historical costume accuracy, representing the transition of the Madame Alexander Doll Company into fine porcelain collectibles for the adult market.