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POSSIBLE MARX TIN DOLL HOUSE TWO STORY | Dolls1181 of 1768 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
ddpuddles
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What era would this type of doll house be from? Does anyone know the history of this doll house maker? Is this a Marx Doll house? I don't know if it has any markings on it I didn't look at time of taken photo, was told that it was a Marx but were not 100% sure. Any information about this item is appreciated.
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It's from the 1950s. I had this same dollhouse when I was little. I believe it is by Marx.
stefdesign is correct, this was made by Marx in the 1950's. I include a link to an Esty posting for this great lithographed tin doll house:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/85232168/1960s-marx-metal-doll-house-two-story?utm_source=googleproduct&utm_medium=syndication&utm_campaign=GPS
Definitely a Marx, I collect them and your rooms have all the lithographs that Marx had.