1800s doll house

As a hobby, I create miniatures and decorate and style dollhouses

Early Victorian Dollhouse Furniture Queen Victoria’s rein over the British Empire lasted sixty-four years (1837-1901). Many styles of furniture rose and fell in popularity in that time. There is one common thread, however. Victoria loved ornate styles. In general terms, think of cluttered rooms, full of heavy furniture, and surrounded by plants, heavy fabrics and lots of china and glassware. Read more: http://dollhousedecoratingblog.com/2016/09/early-victorian-furniture.html

Pickup only in Pittsburgh Pa. Located in Bloomfield. In front window ! Just plug into any standard outlet and have a showpiece. is wired with a switch and electric and lights up. well made, takes two people to carry.

An update on progress on my Victorian. The bath (the third picture is the fourth wall of the bath which completes the room when the back of the house is...

Some interior pics of the dolls house, i'm not a great photographer, but here they are🙂

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Antique English Silber and Fleming style, box back type dollhouse from the latter half of the 1800’s, Probably 1860-70. The house has three stories with 6 equally divided rooms with original wallpaper and floor papers, the kitchen is painted the traditional blue to repel flies. The hinged classical facade is hand painted with the lower story having large white stone blocks. Silber and Fleming were wholesalers in England. | eBay! #dollhouse #antique #ebay

Croft House Miniatures on Instagram: “Uppark House Dollhouse. This fabulous Dollhouse is one of the two most important 18th Century British Dollhouse, it was made for the…”

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Looking down

1900s living room with focus on the fireplace

I have just bought this old French dollshouse. It’s my first one. Should I paint it or leave the original paint and wallpaper? I would like to re-do but...