I must admit, I adore the metal dollhouse and the plastic furniture. Just so kitschy. I'm on the hunt for a reasonably priced metal dollhouse.

I think the pink tub is a baby wash tub .You could use those bassinet in the infirmary for the babies. 💕💕💕That would be too cute ☺️☺️I loved the red record player and the card and table sooo cute. The rugs were beautiful and the wooden table and chairs loved them. I agree the pie safe is very lovely the latch makes it.Great finds overall I wish I could find minis at yard sale no such luck for me yet. Hopefully one day.💕💕look forward to seeing the cottage make.💕💕💕

Wonderful finds Dot! I really like the pie safe.❤ It has the peg closure and everything. The Victrola is very sweet. My aunt and uncle have had one since the 1960's that works to this day and plays 78 records.😊

What wonderful items you brought at that sale,I never knew plastic furniture was so expensive to buy,for the prices she had in her shop.I love the pie cupboard with the tin and the card table you showed at the end.Thank you for a very interesting video and the names of the makers.

Imagine I love this!😄 More long videos!😁❤️

Super great finds Dot! Lucky you!!! My favorite is the pie safe. It looks just like my real one. I love the longer videos. Keep 'em coming girl!!!

Wow... such great finds. It was interesting learning a bit about the furniture history. I like old/vintage tins as well. They come in handy to keep little projects in. And I think that little Easter cart would look adorable outside of Charlotte's cottage. Thanks for sharing!

Wow, wow,wow! I love all the cool furniture you got. You must be having fun. PS. I love red plastic things too. Nice to see you are still enjoying the canisters.❤️🇨🇦

Hello Dot, nice finds, I had plastic furniture in my dolls house when I was little in 60's , I don't know what make it was though, the estate sale looks very interesting, I think the tiny pink thing is a bath tub, it looks the perfect size for Charlotte. Have a great rest of the week. Best wishes from Yorkshire, England 🇬🇧 😊

Renwal was so much fun back in the day, with the bright colors and sometimes had moving parts. I have fond memories of Renwal. Didn't hold up in attic storage though as the plastic warped in the summers.

Beautiful pieces. Can't wait to see where you used them ❤

Very cool haul. Love it!!!

I have those curtain clips in white. I got them from a friend in Finland. I had noticed them in use when I visited her and she kindly sent me some! I couldn't find any in US when I got home, but I am sure they are available now everywhere! Love your hauls. The card table and chairs are so cool. Happy miniaturing!

Great prices! You found some lovely treasures! The first desk set I believe is by Grandmother Stover’s Miniatures c 1960-70s. The lovely embroidery is Victorian and the brass clips are for curtains. The pie safe is lovely! BlueBox is another company that made Dollhouse Furniture in the 1960-70s, made mostly in Hong Kong.

🎉very interesting hun 🎉

Wow great find Dot ❤ I loved the pie safe, and back to those darned hinges and doors 😂 my hinge phobia 😅

Blue box made 1/24th scale houses and furniture 😊

Hi Dot! You found and purchased sone fabulous things! I love the vintage plastic train shops! Darling! GUESS WHAT?! I happened on a sale YESTERDAY that was ENTIRE 2 story house FULL vintage dollhouses, dolls/families and furnishings, along with other vintage toys (farm sets, fire engines, ranch sets, train sets, etc.) coloring books, cars, trucks, tractors, tinker toys, games, card games, etc etc etc and over 2000 (!) vintage dolls of every variety, size, etc! Most had their original outfits from head to toe! If not, they were in darling vintage clothes! There were also countless vintage baby strollers, buggies, prams, tables, chairs, appliances, suitcases, etc. etc. Most dolls still had their original boxes as well! Everything was in wonderful condition! There were vintage doll-making supplies too. Jars and boxes of eyes, arms, legs, elastic, threads, strings, paints, brushes, hair, etc. I sure thought of you, Dot! There were 60+ vintage dollhouses of various sizes, makers and varieties - and all fully furnished! There were also other vintage dollhouses in their original boxes - never having been opened! From kits to cardboard houses to tin houses and more! I have never seen anything like it in my life!! I bought several things - could have easily spent thousands if I didn’t want to eat for weeks and months! LOL! Prices were pretty reasonable overall too! In fact, you and I bought some of the very same items! How about that?! Great miniaturists think alike, right?! ❣️ Maybe, best of all, this sale will resume later this month where they will be discounting everything left on the last day! Yes, I AM going to go then, for sure! I hope to find even more treasures then! The elderly couple who collected, restored and repaired vintage toys, etc their whole lives (!) passed away last year in their 90’s! The house was so full, there were times it was truly hard to navigate from room to room! They only let in 4 people at a time and you had to book your time in advance! Unbeknownst to me, the sale had been going on for 3+ weeks (at scheduled times) and yet … there was SO MUCH still to buy and THEY’RE STILL UNPACKING MORE TO PUT OUT TO SELL!! She said they’ve hardly sold any dollhouses - just a few!?! Most people have been buying dolls, trains, doll furniture, etc. Another amazing thing … you could buy a dollhouse with all of its furniture, or without its furniture or you could buy pieces of furniture and accessories out of ANY dollhouse!! IT WAS UNBELIEVABLE! I felt like I was dreaming! I spent 3+ HOURS there and could have spent all day, easily!! I bought sone wood furniture, many plastic furniture pieces, one tin dollhouse (full of furniture!), and many, many accessories - dishes, silverware, rugs, brooms, vacuum cleaners, flowers, vases, a darling bbq grill, bath scales, lamps, clocks … and on and on! I also bought one doll family. And they had several vintage children’s books that, each, when opened, made into a dollhouse! I bought 3 different books as such. I bought a vintage set of paper dolls that also have a cardboard dollhouse! It was soooooooo hard to restrain myself!! I did that really well (I think!) given the thousands of items! Just had to share after watching your video! I’m so glad we both found great sales and were able to purchased sweet items!! ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️Kathleen

You bought some really nice pieces great baby stuff. I really liked the card table too! I would also love to be able to go to estate sales but I don’t think we have those here in my small city.🤗🇨🇦

I bet if you went online, you could find the missing images for your Plasticville town and fill-in the businesses.

I used different pieces of tge plastic items in the greenleaf trailer kit. Most trailer furniture is small sized in real time. I got a almost complete kitchen cabinet set. (claimed as salesman sample, but really isn't). Worked great in the trailer kit.

Stool goes with dressing table

Dot, how is it that you always come across the best items?!! I have some tiny hinges that I believe are the same as what's on your pie safe. I could send some if you'd like. P.S. My mother had that very same table cloth that you have on your table. I don't know what ever became of it, unfortunately. Perhaps one of my sisters has it. I hope so.

If only being used as display, nit to play with, all the furniture can be painted if desired.