Name/Title
A & H Doll: GroomsmanEntry/Object ID
2026.248.01Tags
A & H Dolls, Doll, Dolls of All Nations, North AmericaDescription
A & H doll, groomsman. The doll depicts a groomsman. The doll is dressed in black and white striped trousers, under which he wears black shoes. On top, he wears a white collared undershirt, a white vest, a black tailcoat, and a white flower in his lapel. He also wears a black and white striped tie, and carries two pistols. The doll has brown hair and brown eyes.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 NationsCataloged By
Kat BezaireLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
DollNomenclature Class
ToysNomenclature Category
Category 09: Recreational ObjectsOther Names and Numbers
Other Numbers
Number Type
SIMCAD Original Number LabelOther Number
463Doll Name
GroomsmanMade/Created
Manufacturer
A & H DollsDate made
circa 1950Clothing
Clothing Type
OriginalClothing Description
The doll is dressed in black and white striped trousers, under which he wears black shoes. On top, he wears a white collared undershirt, a white vest, a black tailcoat, and a white flower in his lapel. He also wears a black and white striped tie, and carries two pistols.Doll Features
Feature
Sleep Eyes, JointedCondition
Scale
C-7: Display qualityNotes
He appears to be missing a hat, his overcoat is also light damaged, some scratches on his head.Material
Celluloid, Fabric, MetalLocation
Location
Room
Shaanti International Museum of Costume and DollsDate
March 1, 2026Notes
Small Misc Dolls Box 3Create Date
March 1, 2026Update Date
March 1, 2026
