Susan's Mini Homes

I was fortunate to acquire this wonderful toy barn recently. I believe it to be a German toy circa 1900. It is hand painted to resemble stuc...

 Anyone who has followed my blog for a while knows that I love the dolls made by the Flagg company in the 50s and 60s.  Here, in their orig...

The top floor of Tynietoy Villa is for the children. Ganny is spending some time with Bobby and Susie.  The nurse is in busy with baby Timm...

 I have spent the last few weekends redecorating my Tynietoy house. I added baseboards, crown moldings, and the bedroom doors. I re-papered ...

Technically these aren't dollhouse dolls unless you have a really big dollhouse, but I wanted to share them anyway. A friend of mine is ...

I decided to document the contents of this 1948 Keystone dollhouse. I bought it, fully furnished, at an auction last year. I wanted to mak...

In my recent post about Tynietoy Villa I talked about my plans for making this dollhouse over into a suitable home for my Tynietoy furnitur...