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9 hours ago, Mid-life madness said:

The facial expression of the one on the left is very charming. You don't see a lot of warm smiles on little porcelain dolls. Nice.

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1 hour ago, Elsbeth said:

If it were a modern family he'd be perfect as a used car sales\man; as it is, probably snake oil.

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3 hours ago, Elsbeth said:

I love that suit! He reminds me of Otis from the Andy Griffith show. *hiccup*

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1 hour ago, Elsbeth said:

I like this for $150: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Solid-Wood-Dollhouse-with-Dolls-Fully-Furnished-Working-Windows-Doors-EUC/202976779853?

 

I'd envision a paint job and some re-wallpapering, but the bones are nice.

Thats a Lawbre, yeah, repaint and wallpaper.  

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I won an auction on ebay for a vintage Glencroft still in an unopened box. Better still, I got it for about half the present price, including shipping. While researching the Craftsman and Arts & Crafts styles for my current project, I was impressed by how much they were influenced by the Tudor and medieval styles and started getting the itch to do a house in an historically accurate style of the Elizabethan period. Having taught English literature and theatre, I think it would be fun to decorate with details inspired by and approximating as closely as possible the house where Shakespeare was born. So that is what I have waiting in the wings. I am already researching and planning it. . . .

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17 minutes ago, LeeB said:

I won an auction on ebay for a vintage Glencroft still in an unopened box. Better still, I got it for about half the present price, including shipping. While researching the Craftsman and Arts & Crafts styles for my current project, I was impressed by how much they were influenced by the Tudor and medieval styles and started getting the itch to do a house in an historically accurate style of the Elizabethan period. Having taught English literature and theatre, I think it would be fun to decorate with details inspired by and approximating as closely as possible the house where Shakespeare was born. So that is what I have waiting in the wings. I am already researching and planning it. . . .

Derek Rowbottom's Making Tudor Dolls' Houses and Making Period Dolls' House Furniture.

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Somebody please buy this!  I think The House That Jack Built, dollhouses are made of some of the best quality wood. I have two , both bought locally (not this model). This has been relisted already. The shipping must not be correct, but check out the low starting bid. They don't come up on eBay at such a great price.

I am saving these houses for my someday grandchildren...they make beautiful long-lasting heirlooms IMO

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Melissa-Doug-The-house-that-jack-built-Walton/363003217968#shpCntId

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14 hours ago, Mid-life madness said:

Somebody please buy this!  I think The House That Jack Built, dollhouses are made of some of the best quality wood...They don't come up on eBay at such a great price.

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Melissa-Doug-The-house-that-jack-built-Walton/363003217968#shpCntId

That is a deal! I have too much already darn it! :ermm: 

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22 hours ago, miniaddicted said:

Thats a Lawbre, yeah, repaint and wallpaper.  

I was wondering of that was a lawbre! I thought it might be wasn't sure Yeah...new wallpaper, floor paper and paint please.

$150 tho for Lawbre bones...

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Back before Warner Group bought Dolls' House and Miniature Scene from the Fanceys the magazine used to run issues with his house plans in them from time to time.  I stopped subscribing when Warner stopped running the house plans.

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