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House may be from 1909 but I doubt the furnishings are. Kitchen is too modern. 

In some houses I've gone with a twin bed instead of double. 

Welcome.Love that you are resurrecting your house, Look forward to pictures of its progress! 

Great bargain! One of my favorite houses.Made one for a granddaughter. Is the inside of your completed or unfinished?

Handley House washer and dryers are wood. http://www.ebay.com/itm/DOLLHOUSE-WASHER-DRYER-SET/142341672085 Town Square are metal (and pricey)            http://www.achildatheart.com/item/Dollhouse-Metal-Modern-Washer-or-Dryer-3964

With the house I'm working on, I didn't like the plain stairs that came with the kit and I also have trouble with spindles. I purchased a pair of assembled stairs and cut the width to fit. Did this with the second floor also but a cheaper version. http://www.greenleafdollhouses.com/forum/?app=gallery&module=gallery&controller=view&id=128162        (First floor stairs)   (Second floor stairs)

Did you build the 1:12? I did the 1:24.

If you add in the Bespaq component kit to complete, the kit would cost about $680.00 as the component kit alone is  $418. This is for half scale. Believe the 1:12 has been discontinued.

You didn't screw up and I wasn't offended. It's just there are reasons why one was $15 and the other one over $900. That's all.

Artisans like Gerald Crawford do command those prices. You would see the difference between this highboy and the other that sold for $15.00 if you saw them in person. There is no way I could afford his highboy but I do appreciate and love looking at it and works of other artisans at this level of expertise.I found this written from back in the late 1980s. "Crawford, the official miniaturist of the Winterthur Museum and Gardens in Delaware, creates furniture that not only looks authentic but employs construction and decorative details found in full-size originals: hand-turned chair legs, dove-tailed drawers and petit point upholstery. Tiny Grandfather Clock "Gerald built a grandfather clock last year that actually runs," said Eleanor LaVove, curator and director of the museum. "He didn't think he'd sell many of them; then 22 were sold at $2,000 or more each. They're expensive, but they're truly collector's items."

Welcome Morgan. I am from West Michigan. Where in the mitten do you live?

Love your space Anna! So neat and organized.

Thank you Roxy! The roof will be a dark grey-black shingle. I love 1:24 also but my hands prefer 1:12!