Mom's a nut for Victorian doll houses/miniatures. At least her parlor sports appropriate mandolin (far wall, next to the pump organ). (In the interest of total transparency, the mandolin was a gift from me.)
Mom's miniature parlor
Mom's a nut for Victorian doll houses/miniatures. At least her parlor sports appropriate mandolin (far wall, next to the pump organ). (In the interest of total transparency, the mandolin was a gift from me.)
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Wow. That is really wonderful.
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That’s impressive!
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Very cool. How big is it?
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The mandolin or the house at large? The mandolin is maybe 1.5 inches or so. The whole doll house is way bigger than I would endeavor to give such a thing.Originally Posted by MikeZito
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Very cool, Eugene. When my girls were little I used to frequent doll house stores for such things. Brings back memories. I know these miniatures are a whole world in itself.
Jim
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That’s an impressive miniature parlor. My wife is also into miniatures. Here’s an Irish cottage interior she created (with mandolin content).
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Groovy, Steve.
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