Vintage Hard Plastic Doll, 1950s–60s, label by OK Kader Baby - 24" Height : ~60cm Material : hard plastic Label : 3524G.H made in Hong Kong

Description: Bleu sleep-eyes, hard eyelashes Brown molded hair (faded)

Included accessories : pink short and bleu dress (damaged, broken zip)

Overall good vintage condition, left arm broken, mismatched skin colour (head and body)

Description & Info

Material: Hard plastic dolls became popular after World War II, mainly from the late 1940s through the 1960s, replacing composition dolls.

Date: Most likely 1950s–1960s.

Origin: Many similar unmarked dolls were produced in Europe (France, Italy, Spain), the UK, and also exported to New Zealand and Australia. In NZ, imports from British or continental manufacturers were common.

Typical of mid-20th century production. Sold as-is for collection or display. Often sold in fancy dresses (lace, satin) that were generic factory outfits rather than tailored !

The label "3524G.H" is associated with a vintage doll produced by OK Kader, a Hong Kong-based toy manufacturer known for its large vinyl dolls during the mid-20th century. These dolls were often sold in Western markets and are now considered collectible items.

The "3524G.H" marking typically appears on the back of the doll's head or neck and indicates the model number and manufacturer. For example, a listing on PicClick describes a 60 cm (24") OK Kader doll with the "3524G.H" label, highlighting its vintage status and collectible value.