Quarter Scale

1/4" (quarter inch) scale character dolls!

In 2007 my friend, Sandy Davis, and I drove from Oklahoma City to Orlando, Florida for the National Name Convention.... Have you ever been in a car with someone for thousands of miles, that loves l/4"? Let me tell you, l/4" people are enthusiastic to say the least. By the time we returned to the Oklahoma borders, she had convinced me that I not only could but should add l/4" characters dolls to my website.

So let me introduce these new friends... Unlike my other character dolls, these little folks have no moveable parts, adults are a bit less then l-l/2", children about l", are dressed in clay, they have mohair wigs, and their own little clear plastic stands that are removeable.

They can be ordered to do about anything you want them to be doing, any age group, arms and feet in any position you need them to be.. Like my BIG l" dolls, orders take about 4-6 weeks if I don't have something on hand... They do all have the individually sculpted character faces, smiling, drooping, cigars, you name it, we will try it.... So hooray for the l/4"!

Clown on giraffe

This little fellow is hanging on for dear life and is available when i can get the giraffes...he can be dressed in any colors that you like.

Clown

The clowns are just that, clowns, you can have them juggling, setting on a big ball, or whatever... colors are up to you.

Girl on elephant

She adds elegance to your circus with her big skirt and big hair do... She too is available when the elephants are.

Little girl with bear

She is a cutie, about l" tall. You may choose her hair coloring and color of her outfit, if you like.

Mrs. Claus with armload of peppermint sticks

Everyone loves Mrs. Claus, especially Santa. She can also bake cookies, and wrap packages, she is busy, busy.

Santa in vest

He is ready, ready, are you??? His good boy and girl list grows every year, but you can count on him... he can stand in the middle of your crowded workroom, set in his big chair, and steal a kiss from Mrs. Claus when she isn't looking.

Santa in suit

Ready to jump into the sleigh, or go out and feed the reindeer. He likes to keep bundled up in this snowy climate.

Jacques the waiter

This fellow is just as snooty as his BIG l" relative. He can bring you a pizza, or just have his hand flat for a tray of your choosing from your own workshop. And if you accidently call him Jack, he answers to that too.

Barkeep in vest and apron

He can tend your bar any night of the week, serve those cowboys watered down liquor and keep the fights down to a minimum... during the day he can work in your store... vest color is your choice.

Little boy with sling shot

I saw this kid just the other day, what a rascal... remember when you are around him to keep your eye on the sling shot.

Mechanic

This guy is such a hard worker, but I am happy not to meet him in a dark alley... he always keeps one little tool with him and a pencil in his pocket to take your orders.

Man in suit

This fellow shown thinks he is dressed pretty ritzy... I myself, and you may, prefer him to be dressed in just a nice dark suit and tie, but that is your option. He works in the bank and regardless how he dresses, you can trust him.

Boy with snowball

This is one happy little kid. When he isn't building his snowfort and putting away a bunch of snowballs, he is out to get you, so watch out.

Man Caroler

I love these folks, they are happy, and they love singing those Carols everywhere in the neighborhood.... Hope that kid with the snowball isn't lurking around.

Woman Caroler

She has some peppermint sticks in her pocket.

Rabbi

This is such a gentle man, you feel loved just being with him.

Henri the Baker

You can smell his shop blocks away, all that bread, cake and wow, the cookies... and I think he gets a little fatter each day.

Cowboy with vest and cigarette or cigar

You talk about bellying up to the bar... this guy spends all of his hard earned cash right there, and a little more at the card table.

Puppet Maker with workbench

This little ole man can whittle the cutest little puppets. Every morning he puts his cat in his work pocket, and they go to his workbench and start the day humming a tune. Shown with puppet and the cricket (not included).

Puppet & friend Cricket

This little fellow looks like another familar puppet to me, but who knows. Right by him is his friend the Cricket who is all dressed up and ready to dole out good advice... Shown with the puppet maker and workbench (not included).

Mad Scientist

This fine Doctor was messing around with a new formula, injected himself, and wow...