EXCEPTIONAL HOUSE

Colonial Revival Mansion Dollhouse - $11,500

Winner of the First Place People’s Choice Award at the 1989 Eugene Miniatures Show, the Colonial Revival Mansion was not created from a kit. All parts were cut and assembled following dollhouse architectural drawings and assembly instructions. The award was earned while the house was displayed only partially constructed. This unique house was a project that lasted 35 years with final completion of the house and yards in 2021.
Beautifully finished interior includes wainscotting, wood paneling and inlaid wood flooring.
This 3-story electrified wood dollhouse includes 12 rooms, 3 landings, veranda, front yard, fenced backyard, and slate patio. Yard sections and front veranda are easily disassembled for transport. Base dimensions are
3’ 5” deep x 5’ 7” wide and will sit well supported on a 3’ x 5’ table.
Asking price: $11,500 *
*Proceeds will be donated to First Step Florence, a nonprofit transitional housing program in Florence, Oregon

This house will not be at the Portland Miniature Show but can be seen in Florence, Oregon where it is presently waiting to be sold.
For more information, please send an email to: [email protected]

Listing #12 - Large 12-room Colonial Revival Mansion
Priscilla Washington & Marions Merry Minis

Dimensions: 65-3/4"wide x 41" deep x 37-1/4" high. "Move in" condition.

Left side of dollhouse Right side of dollhouse

Inside view from the back (pic. 17)

Third Floor Pictures

Inside view 3rd floor left (pic. 18) Hall and Center of 3rd floor (pic. 19) 3rd Floor right (Pic. 20)

Second Floor Pictures

2nd Floor Left (Pic. 22) 2nd Floor Left of Stairs (Pic. 23) 2nd Floor Stairs & Landing (Pic. 24)

2nd Floor Right of Stairs (Pic. 25) 2nd Floor FAR Right of Stairs (Pic. 26)

2nd Floor Wood Paneled Room IN FRONT of
the room to the right (Pic. 27)

First Floor Pictures

1st Floor Kitchen on Far Left (Pic. 28) First of 3 photos of Dining Room in
front of Kitchen (29) Second of Dining Room (29b)

Third of Dining Room 1st Floor Landing and Front Entry 1st Floor Parlor to Far Right (Pic. 31)
(Pic. 30)
Looking Toward Entry (Pic. 29c)

Inside view of Livingroom through Inside view of Livingroom in front of the
French Door of the Parlor (Pic. 32) parlor (Pic. 33)

Outside -Landscaping, Patio, Entry

Back yard on Left Side (Pic. 6) Back Entry on Left (Pic. 7) Back Patio on Right (Pic. 8)

Electrical System

Cir-Kit Electric System Connection Cir-Kit Electric System Disconnected Cir-Kit Electric System Transformer
(Pic. 34) and Circled (Pic 36) Up Close (Pic 37)

The Colonial Revival Mansion Dollhouse is electrified through a Cir-Kit System transformer. This system is older than the current Cir-Kit System dollhouse wiring in use today and features some slightly different components and methods. The wiring is connected by attaching the transformer to the house as shown above.

Most of the wired components are intact and will light when the transformer is plugged in.

Sadly, some have suffered irreparable damage due to the passage of time and the components specific to this system design are no longer available.