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I have four old Wolverine tin child's kitchen cabinets. The two in the back are about 2' tall, the ones in front are about 18". The larger red and white one is (I believe) from the 1940s. The other 3 are from the '50s. The large one on the right back was my own as a child, I got it for Christmas around 1957. It's in pretty rough condition but well loved! I love the red and white ones!
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They are are well kept I love them. Thanks for sharing I love your all post.
Great pieces stefdesign, were these made as part of the Sunny Suzie line?
Those are very nice!
My guess, fourpeepsake, is that they are part of that line. I believe that all of Wolverine's 'homemaking toys' were classified as Sunny Suzy toys. It doesn't say so on the cabinets themselves, like the toy irons & ironing boards do, but I would guess that they are.
Stef these wonderful I love love them :-)
I have the same red cabinet in the back left and I love it!!!! So exciting when I get a new piece to display on it. Thanks for sharing!!!