Origin: USA Time Period: Mid-20th Century Size: 6.5 inches X 3 inches Shirley Temple was a beloved child actress who captured the hearts of audiences during the 1930s and 1940s. Her image was widely merchandised, appearing on everything from dolls to dishware. Figurines of Shirley Temple were particularly popular, capturing her iconic looks and memorable roles. These figurines were often produced by various companies, including Danbury Mint, and are now sought after by collectors of vintage memorabilia. The flocked dress on this figurine suggests it was made to resemble a specific costume from one of her films, adding to its appeal. The "Baby Takes a Bow" reference further suggests a connection to one of her well-known performances.