Doll's house about 1900, wooden case with front profiles, 2 rooms with passage door with coloured. Milk glass, four glazed windows to open, in each case beautiful velvet curtains with lace curtains, living room with oak set: sofa, dining table, 3 chairs, stool, essay vertiko, grandfather clock; bedroom set: 2 single beds, 1 wardrobe, 1 bedside table, 1 mirror console, 1 clothes rack; in addition 2x cast-iron fireplaces, probably Märklin, 1x birdcage, 1x hanging lamp with pearls and glass rods, div. No parts like picture frames, 2 glass objects, 2 pewter beer mugs, some porcelain, LxDxH: 81,5/43,5/39 cm (parlor). Part. with age traces and missing parts. Comes with: 5 parlor dolls, ca. 1920s, in old clothes, H: ca. 6-12 cm. part. Arms and legs added.

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