A Frozen Charlotte is a small, porcelain doll, often no more than a few inches tall, that became popular in the 19th century. The doll is typically molded in a single piece, without movable limbs, and is characterized by its delicate, lifelike features. The name "Frozen Charlotte" comes from a popular American folk song about a girl who freezes to death while riding in a sleigh, and the dolls were often sold in small, posed forms, as if frozen or lifeless. These dolls were originally sold as children's toys but are now considered collectibles due to their historical significance and craftsmanship.

Definition und Bedeutung von „Frozen Charlotte“ im Englischen

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