Muffett Collection

Little Miss Muffet, a beloved character from the nursery rhyme, has captured the hearts of children and adults alike

Muffett Collection: Dressing doll. Little Miss Muffett

Dressing doll. Little Miss Muffett. Cut-out postcard enabling children to cut out the garments & fit them on the body of the nursery rhyme character. Date: 1921

Muffett Collection: Little Miss Muffett and spider on a greetings card

Little Miss Muffett and spider on a greetings card. Date: circa 1930s

Muffett Collection: Little girls in nursery rhyme fancy dress

Little girls in nursery rhyme fancy dress
Six little girls dressed up in fancy dress as various nursery rhyme characters. (At a guess), from left, Mary Mary, Quite Contrary, Little Jack Horner, Little Bo Peep, Little Boy Blue

Muffett Collection: LITTLE MISS MUFFET. Wood engraving from a late-19th century American edition of Mother Gooses

LITTLE MISS MUFFET. Wood engraving from a late-19th century American edition of Mother Gooses Melodies

Little Miss Muffett Date: circa 1918

Anon 6. Little Miss Muffett

Anon 1. Little Miss Muffett

Anon 4. Little Miss Muffett

Muffett Collection: JL. Little Miss Muffett

JL. Little Miss Muffett
Little Miss Muffet notices the spider... late 19th century

Muffett Collection: L Wain. Little Miss Muffett

L Wain. Little Miss Muffett
Little Miss Muffet -- a cat version. circa early 20th century

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Little Miss Muffet, a beloved character from the nursery rhyme, has captured the hearts of children and adults alike. Whether it's dressing up as Little Miss Muffet for a fancy dress party or seeing her and the spider on a delightful greetings card, this timeless figure continues to bring joy. Even renowned figures like Mark Twain and Charles Dana Gibson recognized the charm of Little Miss Muffet. Twain, known for his wit and humor, surely found amusement in her story alongside his wife Olivia. Meanwhile, Gibson's pen and ink drawing titled "The First Day Out" reminds us that every day should be enjoyed just like our dear Little Miss Muffet. Wood engravings from late-19th century editions of Mother Gooses Melodies depict scenes with Little Miss Muffet at their center. These illustrations transport us back to simpler times when nursery rhymes were treasured by both young and old. Anon 6's depiction of Little Miss Muffett captures her innocence perfectly while Anon 1 adds an element of whimsy to her character. Anon 4 brings out her playful side through vibrant colors and intricate details. No matter how she is portrayed or who appreciates her tale, one thing remains constant - Little Miss Muffett holds a special place in our hearts. Her story teaches us about bravery in the face of unexpected encounters and reminds us that even nursery rhymes can leave lasting impressions on our lives.