Let us know . For a toy to really be loved, it not only must provide hours of play, but also it must be a conduit for the creativity and imagination of a child.
Little girls can play for hours in the wonderful, whimsical, miniaturized world of a dollhouse.
But, interestingly, the dollhouses of the 19th and early 20th centuries were not playthings at all, but rather teachers' aids to help educate refined young women of the Victorian era. Mass production of dollhouses took off after World War II, as their production shifted from wood covered with lithographed paper, to brightly lithographed sheet metal. Hot Houses Handmade dollhouses sometimes are traded completely furnished. They generally bring prices commensurate with the level of detail that has been used in their production. Realism is the goal for hobbyists in this specialty.