Vintage 1930s Green Tootsietoy Stove and Chair - Miniature Dollhouse Furniture fishing cabin the magazine's recipes

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This beautiful bouquet illustrated by famed British botanical artist Leslie Greenwood was part of a series of twelve comprising the Society's Flowers of the Year plate collection

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Many Tootsietoys and their houses were designed after popular furniture styles of the era as well as architectural models

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Vintage 1930s Green Tootsietoy Stove and Chair - Miniature Dollhouse Furniture fishing cabin the magazine's recipes{HISTORY} Welcome to the delightful world of Tootsietoy! In the 1920s, the Dowst Brothers Co. based in Chicago began manufacturing miniature metal die cast furniture so that kids could decorate their cardboard dollhouses. Sold in sets for specific rooms of the house kitchen, bath, dining, parlor, and bedroom, these exquisitely designed metal pieces were a hit from the beginning thanks to their sturdy composition and their artistically detailed shapes.