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helia wrote: Thu Mar 20, 2025 5:20 pm Is it difficult to find doll house furnishings in good condition?
Items usually made of wood or metal, without any moving parts or small "bits" , and that every house would be expected to have, like tables and beds, were made in larger numbers and usually survived relatively unscathed. So it's easy to pick up something the right colour and in good condition. Wardrobes are also widely available, but with dressing tables the mirrors tend to tarnish,.and little drawers.can fall out and get lost. Things like taps on baths or sinks often got snapped off! Items that were tiny, or had tiny parts, are much more difficult to find. I haven't been able to find a 1950s brightly coloured metal tea set by Dol Toi anywhere. (But I do have my eye on a 1960s plastic one by Dol Toi, which is "mostly" intact) Also items that probably weren't produced in such large numbers are harder to find. 
) so my plan, when the dolls house is finally finished, is to group everything that's left over and I really don't want into "lots" and sell it on again 
. That way it won't be clutter taking up space, and there is that saying that one person's rubbish is another person's treasure! Freddie is in the kitchen eating his breakfast. ( It's important he eats his breakfast, as most of his meds are hidden in that meal!)
but my mom isn't really sick; she just can't do many things and just sleeps most of the time. My mom’s nursing home provides furniture but you can bring your own. She uses her dressers, chairs and art work but the nursing home’s bed.