All of the dollhouses shown on this page are in progress of being refurbished. Some need minimum attention, like furnishing and adding accessories and a family, while others need walls or floors, cleaning, or reconstructing ...lots of Tender Loving Care!
Keystone of Boston, 1930s
Keystone of Boston, 1940s
Schoenhut, 1930s
UK Hobbies #186, 1936
UK Caroline's Home, 1980s
UK Caroline's Home Chalet, 1980s
UK Dol Toi, 1970s
UK Amersham, 1950-60s
German Albin Schonherr, 1950s
German roombox store, 1980s
German Vero, 1970s
German unknown possibly Wagner, 1900s
German room box, 1980s
German Dora Kuhn room boxes stacked
Lisa of Denmark with a Lundby extension, 1970s
Lisa of Denmark, 1970s
UK Caroline's Home, 1980s
UK Caroline's Home Chalet, 1980s
UK Dol Toi, 1970s
UK Amersham, 1950-60s
German Albin Schonherr, 1950s
German roombox store, 1980s
German Vero, 1970s
German room box, 1980s
German Dora Kuhn room boxes stacked
Lisa of Denmark with a Lundby extension, 1970s
Lisa of Denmark, 1970s
Swedish Micki Gemla
Swedish Micki Gemla
Swedish Lundby Economy, 1970s
Swedish Lundby, 1960s
Swedish Lundby with 3 extensions, 1970s
Swedish Lundby Stockholm with 2 extensions, 1970s
Swedish Brio, 1970s
USA Homebuilt, 1950s
French Les Creations Syldre farm
Triang #62, 1950
Your collection never ceases to amaze me! Looks like you have many fun times ahead restoring all these wonderful dollhouses.
ReplyDeleteI am amazed at the wonderful variety of dollhouses you have. You will have many fun times restoring all of these unique dollhouses.
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