Hitty & Hattie

Hitty, Hedy and Louie are Here!

Hitty

Hedy

Louie

The Hitty Doll is a much loved favourite of doll collectors. Our Hitty is a faithful reproduction of the treasured antique doll and her friends Hedy and Louie are our original creations.  Each doll stands 6.5 inches tall and is carved out of maple with wooden pegged arms and legs. These lovely ladies, dressed in charming printed cotton and traditional Mardi Gras beaded necklaces are ready for the New Orleans summer celebrations. Our dapper jazz man Louie is dressed in cotton slacks with suspenders, a classy bowtie and holds his prized metal saxophone for the stage show at the club!

 A Kitty for Hitty & A Drum for Louie

A Kitty for Hitty 

 

Hittie & Hedy have been captivated by a new adorable little friend Kitty.

Kitty is carved from solid wood and hand painted.  She is the perfect companion for Hitty and her friends. Kitty stands 1 inch tall. The perfect height for Hitty or Hedy!

A Drum for Louie 

What would Louie be without his music ? This drum plays one of the most iconic songs -"What a Wonderful World".  Either sitting on or standing beside this fanciful music box gives soul to Louie.

 The drum is made from wood, covered in leather and incorporates an 18 note Swiss movement.

All of our HItty dolls are made from solid maple. They are hand painted and dressed in natural fabrics. 

Register Your Doll!

Be sure to register your doll on our Doll Registry page!

A Little Hitty History

Hitty (short for Mehitabel) is a tiny wooden doll found by author Rachel Field in a New York City antique shop in the winter of 1927. The original Hitty doll was carved from mountain ash wood, about 6½ inches tall, with pegged arms and legs, each pair moving together, but no one knows by whom. The original Hitty is on display in the The Historic Room at the Stockbridge Library Museum, in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

For true doll lovers

 "Collect things you love, that are authentic to you, and your house becomes your story."                                                                                                           - Erin Flett

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