We create a ghost story in every bottle. Frozen Charlotte dolls were tiny, one-piece porcelain figures made in the mid-1800s, popular because Victorians adored anything slightly morbid and wildly impractical. They were inspired by a cautionary ballad about a very stubborn young woman who refused to dress warmly (Victorians loved a dramatic moral lesson almost as much as they loved bad poetry). The public, naturally, said: “Let’s turn that into a doll.” So manufacturers created stiff, unjointed p

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