A & H Doll: Flower Girl

Name/Title

A & H Doll: Flower Girl

Entry/Object ID

2026.246.01

Tags

A & H Dolls, Doll, Dolls of All Nations, North America

Description

A & H doll, flower girl. The doll depicts a flower girl. The doll is dressed in a white gown with a white crocheted overlay that covers the entire gown. Under, she wears white bloomers and black shoes. In her hand, she carries a bouquet of white flowers wrapped in white lace. Around her neck she wears a silver chain with a gemstone. In her hair, she has two white bows. The doll has blonde hair and green eyes.

Use

Collectable item

Context

The A & H Doll company was founded in New York, U. S. A. and began producing celluloid dolls with sleep eyes from 1947-1950, their dolls typically are between 6"-12". The company produced dolls until the 1960s.

Collection

A & H Dolls, Dolls of All Nations

Cataloged By

Kat Bezaire

Category

Doll

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Doll

Nomenclature Class

Toys

Nomenclature Category

Category 09: Recreational Objects

Other Names and Numbers

Other Numbers

Number Type

SIMCAD Original Number Label

Other Number

468

Doll Name

Flower Girl

Made/Created

Manufacturer

A & H Dolls

Date made

circa 1950

Ethnography

Cultural Region

Continent

North America

Dimensions

Height

5-1/2 in

Clothing

Clothing Type

Original

Clothing Description

The doll is dressed in a white gown with a white crocheted overlay that covers the entire gown. Under, she wears white bloomers and black shoes. In her hand, she carries a bouquet of white flowers wrapped in white lace. Around her neck she wears a silver chain with a gemstone. In her hair, she has two white bows.

Hair

Color

Blonde

Type

Nylon

Doll Features

Feature

Sleep Eyes, Jointed

Condition

Scale

C-8: Dolls or clothing flawless

Material

Celluloid, Fabric, Yarn

Color

White, Black, Beige

Location

Location

Room

Shaanti International Museum of Costume and Dolls

Date

March 1, 2026

Notes

Small Misc Dolls Box 3

Create Date

March 1, 2026

Update Date

March 1, 2026