The delicately detailed Greenleaf Buttercup Dollhouse Kit – 1 Inch Scale is perfect for anyone with a feminine sense of style. Featuring silk-screened windows with elaborate floral etching this enchanting piece makes an immediate impression of elegance and continues that trend with dainty flower boxes a stately chimney and richly decorative trim. Two wide rooms with an angled upstairs roof carry on the uniqueness of the exterior providing ample space for all your miniatures while a selection of shingle types allows you to completely personalize the look. Small in size but big on charm the Buttercup is a delight for any collector.This dollhouse comes unassembled; approximate assembly time is 8 hours.It also comes unfinished and ready to paint. Paint not included.About GreenleafEstablished in 1947 Greenleaf Steel Rule Die Corp is a leading manufacturer of all-wood dollhouse kits furnishings and accessories. Located in Schenevus N.Y. Greenleaf is acknowledged by many in the miniatures industry for its outstanding design and superior quality. Greenleaf wooden dollhouse kits are an ideal project for collectors or families who want to create lasting keepsakes.
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The Mahogany Master Bedroom Set will lend your traditional-style dollhouse an air of understated elegance. Simple and classic this 6-piece set on a 1-inch scale boasts clean lines stately molding and brass finish hardware. It includes a double bed with headboard and footboard full-length tilting mirror two bedside tables lowboy dresser and rocking chair. Crafted from beautifully carved durable wood these pieces feature a deep rich Mahogany finish. Floral print bed linens complete the look. This exquisite set is suitable for use in collector dollhouses. As it includes small pieces it’s not recommended for children.
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Dignified and grand the Greenleaf Beacon Hill Dollhouse Kit – 1 Inch Scale is all about the details. Crafted of plywood its sophisticated exterior is enhanced by a curved Mansard roof stately pillars that support the cozy porch and three bay windows with decorative panels. Seven rooms are spread throughout the interior separated by two spacious hallways and they are furnished with attractive fireplaces and a winding staircase for elegance at every turn.This dollhouse comes unassembled; approximate assembly time is 40 hours.It also comes unfinished and ready to paint. Paint not included.About GreenleafEstablished in 1947 Greenleaf Steel Rule Die Corp is a leading manufacturer of all-wood dollhouse kits furnishings and accessories. Located in Schenevus N.Y. Greenleaf is acknowledged by many in the miniatures industry for its outstanding design and superior quality. Greenleaf wooden dollhouse kits are an ideal project for collectors or families who want to create lasting keepsakes.
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For even more choices in dollhouses, be sure to check out Greenleaf’s Dollhouse of affordable all wood dollhouse kits! We can custom build your dream dollhouse. They are wonderful little houses for the new collector. Set includes: -Seven Rooms. -Two Hallway. -Three Fireplaces. -Three Bay Windows. Features: -Dollhouses collection. -Sophisticated exterior is enhanced by a curved mansard roof. -Includes even a little window in the cellar. -Winding staircase adds to the elegance of this outstanding dollhouse. -Dignified and grand, the Beacon Hill has become the “flagship” of the Greenleaf line. Specifications: -Material: Wood. -Overall dimensions: 40″ H x 32″ W x 17″ D. -Kit overall: 3.5″ H x 33″ W x 25″ D.
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Barbie takes to the stage! All the grace and elegance of a ballerina. Add to your collection! Girls adore the beauty and grace of ballerinas, and this Barbie doll captures the dream as a prima ballerina in a beautiful, glittery ballet outfit with tutu and pretty ballet shoes! Bring this beauty home today!
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