When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Earlyon the mannequin was referred to as a , “Dummy”. By about the1920\'s mannequins started to be made with a more durable compositemade with plaster and department stores changed the term “dummy”intomannequin and that use has stuck ever since.
Thisis an old mannequin that is estimated to be circa 1920\'s - 1930\'sbased upon the mannequin material that is a hard composite typematerial with a layer of plaster over it.
Thisdress form was obtained from a company that was founded in the early1920\'s that the metal stand and base were attached to the dress formtherefore I can only assume that they were originally designed to beused together.
Heightof torso only- 23”
Bust– 37 1/2”
Waist- 27”
Hips-36”
Weight– 15 lbs.
Themannequin is in a fixed position standing at 58\" tall.
![Vintage Female Composite Plaster Mannequin Dress Form 37\](img-large/g/qfgAAOSwBLlU4Tue/s-l1600/Vintage-Female-Composite-Plaster-Mannequin-Dress-F.jpg "Vintage Female Composite Plaster Mannequin Dress Form 37\")
