Green’s Dictionary of Slang

an attractive woman or boy; often used as a form of address, Hey, dollface!

1905		J. London Game 49: That stuck-up doll-face.
1907		Salt Lake Herald (UT) 29 Sept. 31/5: Was it you, yuh damned giglin’ little doll-face?
1951		M. Shulman Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 69: Hello, dollface.
1956		‘Cordwainer Bird’ Bohemia of Arthur Archer’ in Pulling a Train’ (2012) [ebook] [to a man] We just want you, doll-face.
1961		W.R. Burnett Round the Clock at Volari’s 16: ‘How’s it with you and doll-face? [...] Still see her?’.
1979		‘Iceberg Slim’ Airtight Willie and Me 40: Dollface, maybe you need me . . . let’s find out.
1986		Cincinnati Enquirer (OH) 1 Feb. 45/4: ‘Sorry, doll-face,’ Spade said.
1988		(con. 1940s) C. Bram Hold Tight (1990) 67: Doll face. You still can’t tell when someone’s pulling your leg?
1995		A. Heckerling Clueless [film script] (Cher appears walking down the stairs. Josh and every male in the audience is stunned) cher: Christian. christian: Doll face.
2001		J. Stahl Plainclothes Naked (2002) 243: Come on, doll-face, I’m no monster.
2019		S.M. Jones Lives Laid Away [ebook] ‘Thanks, doll-face,’ I said.
2023		R. Milward Man-Eating Typewriter 128: [to a boy] ‘[T]he light from the furnaces is most becoming, dollface’.