They way you talk to each other is beautiful. What a special relationship you have. Kate you comment of “I just love little things” made me smile. Me too.
I was wondering if the bright colours were from the 50s & 60s? The green bathroom set could have been a similar age or between the wars. You could make a fancy out house like we had 😅 concrete slab two small rooms (one laundry, one bathroom/toilet) over time the paving squares were replaced with concrete & a tin roof so you didn't get wet in winter.🇦🇺😊♥️👋
I'm in the U.S. and your lime green bath set went in the Fisher-Price dollhouses from around 1968. There was a blue Colonial house and then a few years later a Tudor style came out.
There is a blue chair that goes with the red table along with the red yellow and green chairs I still have them. I love love love your channels enjoying binge watching.
The red table would look nice in the garden and you could paint the green part of the phone black and it would be black and red or you could paint it all black.
I sent TH-cam a nasty message letting them know I didn't appreciate them shutting your comments off and what lovely people you are. HOW DARE THEY!! I'm glad they turned them back on!! I loved the video!! So much fun seeing the items that will go into the doll houses!! Thank you for sharing!! ❤❤❤
Hello! Just discovered your videos and they are very fun. The bathroom set is vintage Fisher Price which has been popular in the U.S. for about 70 years. You could probably sell them and make your money back and then some.😊
To quote you Fleur, NICE, an excellent mix of furniture. Choice items were the writing bureau, the fireplaces and that radio, I (Sue) have the real thing which I picked up in a seconds shop in London in the 60s for 5 pounds.
Took my dolls house to a charity shop as when I moved I didn't have room for it 😢 once a month they do a charity auction which they decided to take the dolls house fully furnished with electric ect they got £150 which made parting with worthwhile 😊
Its always exciting to watch you open a box of miniature things. There was a good assortment in that box for £10. Fleur did you get your birthday present? Stay safe you two. Love to all.
I love these unboxing videos! It is so exciting to see what you have added to your collection and your obvious joy at what you discover is such a delight! Honestly, these dolls house videos soothe the soul. Thank you so much.
Mangles are known as wringers in some areas of America and were fairly common into the 50’s. Thrift stores are run to benefit charities for the most part; consignment shops are places where people resell their clothing and other items through a small business.
My Grandmother had one here in Australia. I remember her telling me that it was called a Mangle because that is what would happen to my fingers if I played around with it.
the 2 red arm chairs look very 50s. when I was 5 my mom washed our families clothing with a mangle & a round open top washing machine. the dryer was a clothes line strung across the ceiling. now she uses machines with digital controls linked to her phone!
Ah! Came back to watch this again and am so happy to see they've turned the comments on! I loved the video and watching your joy at opening it! I'm really looking forward to seeing the new projects! kindest regards, k
@@vickinoeske1154 Unnecessary comment! Similar comments keep on keeping on and need to stop. Please see similar comments under descriptions on Fleur and Kate's previous videos. Fleur stated Multiple times she prefers her daughter handling miniatures from hauls and happy mail. Thank you!! If you dont know, now you know. Best, Jennifer
I can’t believe you got all of that for $10! What a good deal, and what treasures! I recently ordered some miniatures from Temu, and got some cute things. I know you prefer old vintage miniatures, though. My very first miniature was a tiny vintage pewter serving dish I found in an antique store while shopping with my Nana when I was 9 years old. I was hooked! I had a doll house and shadow boxes where I collected miniatures into my teens. I recently got my childhood doll house down from my Mom’s attic. I am going to re-do it as a modern farmhouse! ❤ Love your channel!
Most of the 16th scale I find is Lundby or Tri-ang, which is nearly all vintage. (Lundby is still around, but no where near what it was in the 80's and earlier.) The only modern one which I find still being manufactured and easy to get hold of is Sylvanian families and that is all plastic, so any 16th scale that you can find and is still in good condition is precious. 24th scale isn't that easy to find now, either.
I used to try using the mangle to help my mum, she didn't really appreciate it because she was scared I'd get caught in it. It was in the back garden next to the coal bunker, which was my fort also sometimes my pirate ship . We still had a outside khazi in the sixties, we'd whistle loudly to let people know we were in there and not get caught with our Alan Wickers around our ankles.
Hi ! I"m still waiting to see real retro dollhouse ( from 70' ) to come. I know you can make it. Maybe orange,dark green and brown will be The colours ...
This was a wonderful buy! Just the Doll Toi pieces were worth finding. I love the wood cabinets. I think the little tray would work on a bed as a meal tray for a doll that is unwell, or for a Mother's Day tray when once a year the mother gets to relax.
I watched yesterday but comments were turned off😑😫. So i checked back today, yay they are on. I had wanted to tell you how great this unboxing was. I wondered if the scale is correct for the latest doll house you just purchased? I think the radio and the telephone ( if painted black) would be perfect for the living room. Looked very 30s to 40s era to me.Loved so much of the furniture, especially the dresser and the vanity table and bench. What a bargain you made. Hugs to Sunny cat.
Have just watched kitchen episode again after watching this, and tried placing some of your new furniture in, defiantly think one of you new table would look great along with the high chair.. 😊
The tomato red and white hutch/dresser, rectangular tables and white chairs are by Barton c 1960-70s. Two chairs per table. I still have a few pieces from childhood. Nice finds!
Good haul. Lots of the wooden furniture we used to have as children in our doll's house, The Barton Model Home kit. We also had the mangle ! Bluebox was the make of my Home Farm set as a child - the cheaper, smaller alternative to Britain's. Lovely bit of nostalgia, thank you. 🙂
I wish so thrilled to find your channel in my recommendations. You ladies are an absolute Joy. I'm from Vancouver Canada and because we really are generally a newer country and sadly very disposable this lovely box really is filled with treasures. I simply love the age in the handcrafted look to a lot of these pieces. Definitely worth 10 p in my eyes.😊❤
It's so fun watching you both unbox your goodies! Wondering what treasures you might find! So funny when Kate said no peeking and then she kept looking! Can't wait to see your finds in the dollhouse and your next video!
Hi, Kate is such a lucky young woman, it seems most of the available dolls furniture is wholly suitable for her project. Also lucky in having such a supportive and generous mum. Hey Fleur I'm certain the next unboxing will be exactly what you require for your projects. Exciting times ladies 😊. Looking forward to seeing what you do with these treasures in your next video and what projects you have in store for us . Have a great week. 🤗
I just opened a box of minis that I bought from ebay. It's always an exciting time!!! Y'all really got some neat goodies in this box! It's always a joy to watch y'all. 🙂
I'd always wanted a dollhouse so when my lil girl was old enough, I fixed one up for her but she wouldn't let me arrange it how I wanted it. Lol! I ended up getting my own and now have 6 lil houses. 😂
The tray you weren't sure of looks to me like one you'd serve breakfast in bed on. I noticed several stickers from you on comments w/some replies as well. I was pleased to see you "catch up on comments" as Fleur had promised a long time back. But then you said this was a private video, so the reason there were acknowledgements/comments was because the video was made for your Patrons who pay...making them the ones worth your time to recognize 😢.
The “small red blob “ is a seed that was used to package tiny ivory / bone carvings like elephants it had maybe 4 or five wafer thin carvings in .my mum had a few ,from around 50’s /60’s I think .it had a lit made from the berry stem or carved .
I have the round red table and coloured chairs, which I bought in the late 60’s, there is a blue chair too. I also have the mangle, but my rollers are rubber.
You should create a website and sell the items that don't fit the esthetic of your dollhouses and maybe any surplus you have from mudlarking. The money you raise could be used for new purchases.
What a fun find. Love the details on the older things. You might make a drawer for the missing one. I had a life size dresser and I only had part of the drawer so finished it with heavy cardboard. Anything is fixable.
In 1999 there was a TV series (seen on your Channel 4, I think) called "The 1900 House" where a modern family had the opportunity to live in an absolutely accurate Late Victorian English home. The bathtub was in the house but a flushing toilet, much like the one you unboxed, was placed in an outbuilding in the backyard. They said this was common during that time and viewed as more sanitary even though there was water inside the home. The series is no longer found on TH-cam (I checked) but I did find this brief promo clip. Maybe one of your older doll's houses could have an outdoor loo one day? th-cam.com/video/FJTURcrQTVE/w-d-xo.html
I remember that series! It was where we all first met that lovely historian lady who seems to have her hair haphazardly piled on top of her head! The one whom now features in quite a lot of Daily life in.....' series.
Your bedbase? If not needed indoors in any of the houses; stretch the definition of the word 'bed' and put some of your glut of clay-moddled vegetables from a previous video video I've seen! ❤
@Miniatureworldofkitandcaboodlers that bed would be perfect to use to follow a tutorial I've found on how to upgrade a bed to an opulent four poster, by the addition of another one, at the head, stood vertically.
I never mentioned it because it's not really important, but the extra bit on the telephone was an extra earpiece: people used to be able to listen in on a conversation (we used to do that often, as family didn't all live in one place, so one person would talk and the other one would hold the earpiece to their own ear so they could hear all the news and not miss anything... That was back I guess in the early 70s they still had those (and before then, of course! ... but prior to that, not many people had phones in their home - at least not in Scotland: if you wanted to received a phone call, you'd agree a time with the caller, and then go and wait for the call at the local phone booth!!!)
Is this so? As late as the early ‘70’s you say? I’m surprised… learn something new every day. I’m in the rural USA (New Hampshire) & these added earpieces were in use until the mid 1960’s & then faded out of use when rotary dial phone tech came in… this eliminated the need for local phone companies with human switchboard operators… customers just installed multiple phones in the house & another person only needed to pick up the receiver & talk or listen into it…
Lovely stuff from lovely ladies . If you still have trouble with comments being switched off it may be easier to change your emphasis on small things as often is the case small can be akin to sinister like when some try to poison young minds ?. . The dressing table and ottoman are beautiful . The green bathroom set I would paint veins on it because it reminds me of oriental jade / marble. I would have to paint one of the high chairs in blue as for a set of twins one boy and one girl. I think the blue cot would look OK with a bit of tlc and some fancy cot bedding / bumpers or something attached to the rails a toy or mobile maybe to cover most of it up ?. I love the telephone . Maybe you could paint it with an artist s brush. I used to get my crafting stuff at charity shops especially if looked in the sections I wouldnt expect them to be some times in the children's section . My local charity shops are always changing the layout that is when others put things back in the wrong place its very confusing ha ha. You haven't disappointed with the content once again . Already looking forward to the next film. Stay safe Kate and fluer oxos
We have tried to use different ways and titles nothing seems to matter. TH-cam just has it in for some of our videos and there is no rhyme nor reason seemingly haha :)
I have the round red table and coloured chairs, which I bought in the late 60’s, there is a blue chair too. I also have the mangle, but my rollers are rubber.
That first secretary? with the books and drop down compartment might be of Japanese make? or anyway mother had a similar set from the late 50s when she lived in Japan.
Watching it now and the comments are on. I didn’t do anything to make it that way. I have actually seen this on other peoples videos where it will show that the comments are off and then suddenly they are back on.
10lbs well spent! the phone can be painted with nail polish.
They way you talk to each other is beautiful. What a special relationship you have. Kate you comment of “I just love little things” made me smile. Me too.
I was wondering if the bright colours were from the 50s & 60s? The green bathroom set could have been a similar age or between the wars. You could make a fancy out house like we had 😅 concrete slab two small rooms (one laundry, one bathroom/toilet) over time the paving squares were replaced with concrete & a tin roof so you didn't get wet in winter.🇦🇺😊♥️👋
My grandmother had a wringer like that in fifties so did my mother.
I'm in the U.S. and your lime green bath set went in the Fisher-Price dollhouses from around 1968. There was a blue Colonial house and then a few years later a Tudor style came out.
There is a blue chair that goes with the red table along with the red yellow and green chairs I still have them. I love love love your channels enjoying binge watching.
Would think some of those items would be a tenner each. Smart and beautiful.
Grandmother had a wringer (your mangle) on the back porch. Too wet and messy for in the house.
Mum, you are too good! Like all the mums are the same! Love the little finds! Love you two! ❤
The red table would look nice in the garden and you could paint the green part of the phone black and it would be black and red or you could paint it all black.
And definitely “Paint It Black” - especially if you’re a Rolling Stones fan! LOL 🤣🤪🤣
Oooo a great lot for a tenner. Nice one ladies 🙂
I sent TH-cam a nasty message letting them know I didn't appreciate them shutting your comments off and what lovely people you are. HOW DARE THEY!! I'm glad they turned them back on!! I loved the video!! So much fun seeing the items that will go into the doll houses!! Thank you for sharing!! ❤❤❤
Thank you for that :) :)
@@theminiatureworldofkitcaboodle You are so very welcome!! xoxo 😘
Good on you, keep well.
I loved when it was Flair's turn Kate would take it and finally she gave up the taking turns 😂 I love watching the excitement. Thanks ladies.
The first item looks like a drop down desk.
That's a good lot. Can't wait to see your project Fleur.
Was an awesome box! Great 1/16th finds, good value.
Hello! Just discovered your videos and they are very fun. The bathroom set is vintage Fisher Price which has been popular in the U.S. for about 70 years. You could probably sell them and make your money back and then some.😊
I have never seen a telephone with a wall plug before, and it’s marvelous! What fun to explore the mystery box with you. Thank you
The radio and red and white kitchen cupboard and are both Barton. I think the fireplaces may be too as is the bureau.
Thank you :)
To quote you Fleur, NICE, an excellent mix of furniture. Choice items were the writing bureau, the fireplaces and that radio, I (Sue) have the real thing which I picked up in a seconds shop in London in the 60s for 5 pounds.
I love watching you unboxing surprise parcels and boxes.
Lovely lot ❣Fireplace is adorable. :)
Paint the bright things.
Very precious little furniture, and your new/ old dolls house will be beautiful ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
Took my dolls house to a charity shop as when I moved I didn't have room for it 😢 once a month they do a charity auction which they decided to take the dolls house fully furnished with electric ect they got £150 which made parting with worthwhile 😊
Its always exciting to watch you open a box of miniature things. There was a good assortment in that box for £10. Fleur did you get your birthday present? Stay safe you two. Love to all.
I love these unboxing videos! It is so exciting to see what you have added to your collection and your obvious joy at what you discover is such a delight! Honestly, these dolls house videos soothe the soul. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much!!
My sentiments exactly 🌷
So much fun! 🧡
Mangles are known as wringers in some areas of America and were fairly common into the 50’s. Thrift stores are run to benefit charities for the most part; consignment shops are places where people resell their clothing and other items through a small business.
My mom called her's a mangle ( in California)
I knew them as mangles. Midwest here.
@@swearenginlawanda Tennessee here 😊
My Grandmother had one here in Australia. I remember her telling me that it was called a Mangle because that is what would happen to my fingers if I played around with it.
Was called a ‘wringer’ here In New Hampshire (East Coast) USA…
the 2 red arm chairs look very 50s. when I was 5 my mom washed our families clothing with a mangle & a round open top washing machine. the dryer was a clothes line strung across the ceiling. now she uses machines with digital controls linked to her phone!
Ah! Came back to watch this again and am so happy to see they've turned the comments on! I loved the video and watching your joy at opening it! I'm really looking forward to seeing the new projects! kindest regards, k
Thank you for watching :)
Poor Fleur, you get pushed to the side during unboxings, I always feel bad. You get in there girl!
Honestly Kate is much better at dealing with cameras and such things. I always get things out of focus and off the screen haha :)
@@theminiatureworldofkitcaboodle Okay, as long as you don't feel left out. LOL
@@vickinoeske1154 Unnecessary comment! Similar comments keep on keeping on and need to stop. Please see similar comments under descriptions on Fleur and Kate's previous videos. Fleur stated Multiple times she prefers her daughter handling miniatures from hauls and happy mail. Thank you!! If you dont know, now you know. Best, Jennifer
@@jenns_artlandia7896 Fleur kindly replied. Your comment is unkind and unwanted. Mind your own business.
The phone may of course have an extension so someone could listen to phone calls thinking of eavesdropping at the time etc
No Sunny cat for this unboxing. 😢💖🐈🐈⬛
I think the tray is the missing drawer to the dresser with the front missing. I noticed the drawers didn’t have backs and look just like them!
Such a fun video! Thank you, ladies!
Hope your well
Do you think that piece of wood that you called a tray could be the missing Drawer to the dresser it's just missing the face of it
I think the try is part of the missing drawer. Cute ❤
Have you thought about making diorama's with the furniture that won't suit any of your doll houses?
I can’t believe you got all of that for $10! What a good deal, and what treasures! I recently ordered some miniatures from Temu, and got some cute things. I know you prefer old vintage miniatures, though. My very first miniature was a tiny vintage pewter serving dish I found in an antique store while shopping with my Nana when I was 9 years old. I was hooked! I had a doll house and shadow boxes where I collected miniatures into my teens. I recently got my childhood doll house down from my Mom’s attic. I am going to re-do it as a modern farmhouse! ❤ Love your channel!
What a lovely little find. I’m extra jealous of that mangle. I haven’t seen anything like that before. Soo cute 🥰
Most of the 16th scale I find is Lundby or Tri-ang, which is nearly all vintage. (Lundby is still around, but no where near what it was in the 80's and earlier.) The only modern one which I find still being manufactured and easy to get hold of is Sylvanian families and that is all plastic, so any 16th scale that you can find and is still in good condition is precious. 24th scale isn't that easy to find now, either.
As much as miniatures cost, a box of anything for $10 is a bargain!❤ Love unboxing videos although I'm sometimes envious of the items.😊🤢
I used to try using the mangle to help my mum, she didn't really appreciate it because she was scared I'd get caught in it. It was in the back garden next to the coal bunker, which was my fort also sometimes my pirate ship . We still had a outside khazi in the sixties, we'd whistle loudly to let people know we were in there and not get caught with our Alan Wickers around our ankles.
Hi ! I"m still waiting to see real retro dollhouse ( from 70' ) to come. I know you can make it. Maybe orange,dark green and brown will be The colours ...
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Do a 1960 house for the plastic goodies round table and colourful chairs. Loved this treasure reveal.
This was a wonderful buy! Just the Doll Toi pieces were worth finding. I love the wood cabinets. I think the little tray would work on a bed as a meal tray for a doll that is unwell, or for a Mother's Day tray when once a year the mother gets to relax.
I watched yesterday but comments were turned off😑😫. So i checked back today, yay they are on. I had wanted to tell you how great this unboxing was. I wondered if the scale is correct for the latest doll house you just purchased? I think the radio and the telephone ( if painted black) would be perfect for the living room. Looked very 30s to 40s era to me.Loved so much of the furniture, especially the dresser and the vanity table and bench. What a bargain you made. Hugs to Sunny cat.
What a fantastic find and a bargain too💛🧡🤎
Have just watched kitchen episode again after watching this, and tried placing some of your new furniture in, defiantly think one of you new table would look great along with the high chair.. 😊
The tomato red and white hutch/dresser, rectangular tables and white chairs are by Barton c 1960-70s. Two chairs per table. I still have a few pieces from childhood. Nice finds!
Yeah Yippee😊 Your Unboxing Videos are Wonderful, so very Happy for a video, You Ladies Are Missed while Gone😁 always a Pleasure, Thank Yous 🎉⭐🙋♀️
Good haul. Lots of the wooden furniture we used to have as children in our doll's house, The Barton Model Home kit. We also had the mangle !
Bluebox was the make of my Home Farm set as a child - the cheaper, smaller alternative to Britain's.
Lovely bit of nostalgia, thank you. 🙂
Great shopping trip ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What a fun box ❤ you can always age some of the bright plastic bits like phone etc . I watch a lot of miniaturist do the same x
What a purchase!!! That was so much fun. Thanks for sharing, and I can't wait to see how you use your treasures:)
I wish so thrilled to find your channel in my recommendations. You ladies are an absolute Joy. I'm from Vancouver Canada and because we really are generally a newer country and sadly very disposable this lovely box really is filled with treasures. I simply love the age in the handcrafted look to a lot of these pieces. Definitely worth 10 p in my eyes.😊❤
Fun purchase!❤ I love you're excitement!❤🇺🇸
It's so fun watching you both unbox your goodies! Wondering what treasures you might find! So funny when Kate said no peeking and then she kept looking! Can't wait to see your finds in the dollhouse and your next video!
Oh you guys find the best stuff! That first piece with the books might have been a Lundy piece.
We had a mangle and I got my finger court in it once messing about 😂😂😂
What fabulous items, an absolute bargain! Especially loved the desk and the dresser and radiogram
Thanks so much! 😊
What a lovely box of goodies! Can't wait to see your upcoming projects!
Hi, Kate is such a lucky young woman, it seems most of the available dolls furniture is wholly suitable for her project. Also lucky in having such a supportive and generous mum. Hey Fleur I'm certain the next unboxing will be exactly what you require for your projects. Exciting times ladies 😊. Looking forward to seeing what you do with these treasures in your next video and what projects you have in store for us . Have a great week. 🤗
I just opened a box of minis that I bought from ebay. It's always an exciting time!!! Y'all really got some neat goodies in this box! It's always a joy to watch y'all. 🙂
I just found your channel and I love it! Never stop✌
I'd always wanted a dollhouse so when my lil girl was old enough, I fixed one up for her but she wouldn't let me arrange it how I wanted it. Lol! I ended up getting my own and now have 6 lil houses. 😂
Great to hear your happy excited voices
Thank you stickleback :)
The bright green telephone is a Lundby from 1966. They were made in a lot of different colour combinations.
The tray you weren't sure of looks to me like one you'd serve breakfast in bed on.
I noticed several stickers from you on comments w/some replies as well. I was pleased to see you "catch up on comments" as Fleur had promised a long time back.
But then you said this was a private video, so the reason there were acknowledgements/comments was because the video was made for your Patrons who pay...making them the ones worth your time to recognize 😢.
Wonder if the one low table is meant as a coffee table? The colors in many of the things are 1950’s like.
That was my thought also as soon as I saw it. Looks like late ‘50’s early ‘60’s USA style coffee table ie Mid Century Modern…
For 10 pounds that is a treasure box.
The “small red blob “ is a seed that was used to package tiny ivory / bone carvings like elephants it had maybe 4 or five wafer thin carvings in .my mum had a few ,from around 50’s /60’s I think .it had a lit made from the berry stem or carved .
A lot of this could be the beginnings of a 1950s/1960s house
that was fun😊
I have the round red table and coloured chairs, which I bought in the late 60’s, there is a blue chair too. I also have the mangle, but my rollers are rubber.
Such great pieces 💕💕
Such a fun video. ❤
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Always love watching your unboxings! Can’t wait to see how you integrate the new pieces!
Comments enabled. Love all your videos.
Thank you :)
Tele for the toilet😂😂
You should create a website and sell the items that don't fit the esthetic of your dollhouses and maybe any surplus you have from mudlarking. The money you raise could be used for new purchases.
Nice
That little tray looks like the missing drawer for the little dresser
What a fun find.
Love the details on the older things.
You might make a drawer for the missing one. I had a life size dresser and I only had part of the drawer so finished it with heavy cardboard. Anything is fixable.
Lovely ❤😊
In 1999 there was a TV series (seen on your Channel 4, I think) called "The 1900 House" where a modern family had the opportunity to live in an absolutely accurate Late Victorian English home. The bathtub was in the house but a flushing toilet, much like the one you unboxed, was placed in an outbuilding in the backyard. They said this was common during that time and viewed as more sanitary even though there was water inside the home. The series is no longer found on TH-cam (I checked) but I did find this brief promo clip.
Maybe one of your older doll's houses could have an outdoor loo one day?
th-cam.com/video/FJTURcrQTVE/w-d-xo.html
I remember that series! It was where we all first met that lovely historian lady who seems to have her hair haphazardly piled on top of her head! The one whom now features in quite a lot of Daily life in.....' series.
Your bedbase? If not needed indoors in any of the houses; stretch the definition of the word 'bed' and put some of your glut of clay-moddled vegetables from a previous video video I've seen! ❤
@Miniatureworldofkitandcaboodlers that bed would be perfect to use to follow a tutorial I've found on how to upgrade a bed to an opulent four poster, by the addition of another one, at the head, stood vertically.
I’ve got the original full size working radio
Great, your episode has comments
I never mentioned it because it's not really important, but the extra bit on the telephone was an extra earpiece: people used to be able to listen in on a conversation (we used to do that often, as family didn't all live in one place, so one person would talk and the other one would hold the earpiece to their own ear so they could hear all the news and not miss anything... That was back I guess in the early 70s they still had those (and before then, of course! ... but prior to that, not many people had phones in their home - at least not in Scotland: if you wanted to received a phone call, you'd agree a time with the caller, and then go and wait for the call at the local phone booth!!!)
Is this so? As late as the early ‘70’s you say? I’m surprised… learn something new every day. I’m in the rural USA (New Hampshire) & these added earpieces were in use until the mid 1960’s & then faded out of use when rotary dial phone tech came in… this eliminated the need for local phone companies with human switchboard operators… customers just installed multiple phones in the house & another person only needed to pick up the receiver & talk or listen into it…
Lovely stuff from lovely ladies . If you still have trouble with comments being switched off it may be easier to change your emphasis on small things as often is the case small can be akin to sinister like when some try to poison young minds ?. . The dressing table and ottoman are beautiful . The green bathroom set I would paint veins on it because it reminds me of oriental jade / marble. I would have to paint one of the high chairs in blue as for a set of twins one boy and one girl. I think the blue cot would look OK with a bit of tlc and some fancy cot bedding / bumpers or something attached to the rails a toy or mobile maybe to cover most of it up ?. I love the telephone . Maybe you could paint it with an artist s brush. I used to get my crafting stuff at charity shops especially if looked in the sections I wouldnt expect them to be some times in the children's section . My local charity shops are always changing the layout that is when others put things back in the wrong place its very confusing ha ha. You haven't disappointed with the content once again . Already looking forward to the next film. Stay safe Kate and fluer oxos
We have tried to use different ways and titles nothing seems to matter. TH-cam just has it in for some of our videos and there is no rhyme nor reason seemingly haha :)
I have the round red table and coloured chairs, which I bought in the late 60’s, there is a blue chair too. I also have the mangle, but my rollers are rubber.
That first secretary? with the books and drop down compartment might be of Japanese make? or anyway mother had a similar set from the late 50s when she lived in Japan.
Watching it now and the comments are on. I didn’t do anything to make it that way. I have actually seen this on other peoples videos where it will show that the comments are off and then suddenly they are back on.
Can you not paint the telephone black and silver? Could the wooden mystery thing be a bed tray for breakfast in bed?. ❤
Paint the phone black.
Forgive me ladies, the teddy bears on the crib look like a CPR poster
Yes they do look a little strange!