Here is another view of the two furnished rooms that you can see. Don't you just love this dashing couple?
Barclay II has arrived and I didn't recognize him!
3 months ago
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AMERICA COOKS - An Album of Recipes, Food History and Folklore
For Sale: $25 I wrote this book with over 300 pages full of easy and delicious family recipes and wonderful history of America and its foods. For cooks and readers of cookbooks! Link- http://www.americacooks.blogspot.com/
About Me
- Louise
- Lovely Gold Country ~ Sierra Foothills, Northern California, United States
- With years of fond memories of highly anticipated visits to my Grandma's attic, I fell in love with "anything old." I am an avid antique dollhouse and miniature collector, as well as a collector of anything that fits into my 1880's Gold County Victorian home. I am married, have two grown sons and four lovely grandchildren that I see often. I am now the Grandma...and I love that job! Come and visit my Grandma's Attic for toys and treasures with some for sale and some just for fun! I wrote a historical cookbook that is a "best seller" when it comes to fun, great recipes and interesting food history. You can own a copy too--whether you cook or just like history and fun facts. Enjoy!
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A day at Squaw Valley14 years ago
You have furnished it beautifully - I love the lounge suite and the bookcase! And the tiny toby jug is just perfect.
ReplyDeleteThe dolls look like they are made of wood - are they? I didn't know Dol-toi made wooden dolls! I must get myself some more reference books!
HI Rebecca....thanks for confiming my house as an Amersham!! I had always thought it was but with all of you English dollhouse specialists, I thought I should make sure! I too love the lounge set too. I have always loved putting all my furniture from one maker together in one house to get the "look" that they intended with their particular "line" of furnishings.
ReplyDeleteYes...these little dolls are made of wood and I bought them with the understanding that they were Dol-toi dolls. If someone knows otherwise, I would love to know it! I appreciate all the info I can get! Thanks for visiting Rebecca... I loved your EM doll "lesson"! Facinating! Hugs, Louise