$25.00
Now, here’s a neat children’s bean bag for a toss game. With its red, white and blue fabric, its a nice compliment to go with other Americana toys. As it appears, it more than likely is a commercially made toy, although no tags or labels.
Fabric is a heavy twill suitable for all those toss and hard play a child can give.
Although soiled and a few stains, there are no holes. Size is 3-1/2″ x 4-5/8″ x 3/4″ thick.
Time for play? Children from yesteryear played with simple toys. Dating from the 1920’s- 1930’s, this old spinning wood top, shaped in a teardrop, in a green stain, has a chiseled metal top. Size is 2-1/4″ tall. Base diameter is … Read More
Here’s a neat primitive toy wash tub stand dating from the later Victorian into the early 1900’s. This cute toy is made just like mama’s, of pine wood construction. It has a slatted wooden top with folding legs which fit … Read More
A late Victorian children’s wooden Columbia Express Architectural building blocks set. A colorful box with patriotic graphics of red and blue on a finished box. Ends of the box are printed with 815, the size /number of the set. The … Read More
A little charming hand knitted wool one piece winter suit for dolly. Surely some little girl loved this outfit for cold winter days to dress her doll. The one piece red suit is open down the front of bodice only. … Read More
From the later Edwardian era, a home sewn voile print doll blouse, featuring standup collar and tuckwork. I think one of the marvel of this little gem is the creativity of making the fabric “stretch”. Not really a stretch as … Read More
For your dolly! Old Fashion undergarment. Dating from the early 1900’s to later teens, a home sewn doll petticoat. The full slip is made of muslin fabric which has taken on a creamy look as it has not been laundered. … Read More
Love country homespuns? This dress dates from the early part of the 1900’s with the condition practically like new. Here’s a perfect doll dress to dress a cloth doll or any doll. Or hang on a peg rack to add … Read More
Here’s an old 1890’s farmhouse primitive bib apron so suitable to dress a doll or even a teddy bear. The bib could be team with a complimenting dress or skirt for a country charm look. A doll feeding bib from … Read More