The piece, named Harriet by her previous owner, features a remarkably unsettling visage with wide, staring glass eyes and rosy cheeks. The dummy is attired in a period-appropriate navy blue dress adorned with delicate white trim and embellishments, complemented by grey stockings and black shoes. A cream-coloured bow adorns its head, adding to its deceptively innocent appearance.
Production Details
This striking theatrical prop dummy is believed to originate from the acclaimed series "Into the Badlands", understood to have been used as set dressing in the episode "Cobra Fang, Panther Claw".
Crafted from modern materials including resin and plastic, this static prop was designed specifically for atmospheric effect rather than performance use - the eyes and mouth are fixed in position. The construction demonstrates excellent attention to period detail while maintaining the show's signature dark aesthetic.
Strange Occurrences
After filming, Harriet was sold through auction to a collector of theatrical props. It is believed that Harriet has since exhibited an unsettling tendency to relocate herself. On three separate occasions she was discovered her seated at a breakfast table, despite having been secured in a prop storage room the night before. Most disturbingly, the cream-coloured bow in her auburn hair had appeared freshly pressed each morning.
Condition
The piece remains in excellent display condition, retaining all its original costuming and paintwork. Minor wear consistent with production use may be present adding to its authentic character as a genuine television prop.
