French Mechanical Automaton Doll – Jumeau / SFBJ – Roullet & Decamps Wind‑Up – Marked 1907 / 10

A rare French mechanical automaton doll from the Jumeau/SFBJ period, featuring a bisque head marked “1907 / 10” and a wind‑up mechanism attributed to the renowned Roullet & Decamps workshops. French automaton dolls of this era were produced in limited numbers and are highly prized for their engineering, artistry, and expressive bisque modelling.

Her bisque head is delicately painted with soft cheek blushing, expressive blue eyes, and long wavy blonde hair. She wears a white lace bonnet and an elegant embroidered gown with lace trim. A wind‑up key is positioned at her side, indicating her mechanical function.

Inside the torso, the original French automaton mechanism is visible, including metal rods, gears, and early movement components typical of Roullet & Decamps engineering. These dolls were designed to perform charming movements such as walking, turning, nodding, or simple gestures, and are prized for their craftsmanship and rarity.

Collector Features:
• French bisque head marked 1907 / 10
• Jumeau/SFBJ period production
• Roullet & Decamps wind‑up automaton mechanism
• Original French metal movement system
• Blue eyes and long blonde wig
• White lace bonnet and embroidered gown
• Highly collectible French mechanical construction

A rare and desirable French automaton doll, ideal for collectors of French bisque, mechanical dolls, and early automata.