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Dolls' House Furniture Set

April 1974 (manufactured)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This collection of Lego furniture was bought between 1975-1979 from toy shops in Farham, Surrey, and Birmingham. The Homemaker series was a range of Lego sets designed with girls in mind, and resembles dolls' house furniture. A number of different rooms wee available, as well as smaller accessory sets and a family group of figures.

Each set comes with its own instruction leaflet, which are richly and brightly illustrated with photographs of children playing with the toys.

Object details

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Parts
This object consists of 17 parts.

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Materials and techniques
Brief description
Office set, from Homemaker series, made by Lego, 1974
Physical description
Office set containing a desk, a chair, a typewriter, a phone, a bookshelf, two jars, and 9 books
Style
Production typeMass produced
Credit line
Given by Joan Brown
Subject depicted
Summary
This collection of Lego furniture was bought between 1975-1979 from toy shops in Farham, Surrey, and Birmingham. The Homemaker series was a range of Lego sets designed with girls in mind, and resembles dolls' house furniture. A number of different rooms wee available, as well as smaller accessory sets and a family group of figures.

Each set comes with its own instruction leaflet, which are richly and brightly illustrated with photographs of children playing with the toys.
Collection
Accession number
B:104:1 to17-2014

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Record createdOctober 1, 2014
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