papier-mâché doll the so-called Milliner’s model «Adelaida», c. 1830, breast head is made of papier-mâché, deep, square breast plate, strongly modern breasts, modern neck, modern head bent to the front, orange-red painted breast plate border, very nice and modern and painted face, Sonneberger-blue eyes, dark red painted slightly smiling mouth , extremely strongly modelled hairstyle: black painted hairstyle: short middle parting, at the top of the head with smooth front hair, side hair over the ears with broad curls and with several row of curls, hair at the top of the head is very high and fixed with modern hooked combs fixed, comb with feathers and leaves, on the other side 6 visible comb teeth, the comb teeth are fixing a small bun, at the whole back of the head is a broad plait that is the ending between back of the head and the oversized hair at the top (3 cm), hand-sewed kid leather body, very slim, at the descents of the extremities on both sides  blue serrated paper ribbons, forearms and hands are made of carved wood, lower leg and feet are made of carved  wood red painted slippers, hand-sewed slips and 2-part overgarments, is a museum piece doll