Coventry Cottage Dollhouse
Product Description
Coventry Cottage Dollhouse
- Measures 17W x 17D x 20H in.
- Unassembled cottage with trim
- Recommended for hobbyists ages 12 and up
- 2-story home with 3 rooms
- Solid plywood construction
The Coventry follows the same "snap-together" principle as the Storybook, and it too comes complete with shingles and furniture. A larger house, the Coventry has two rooms downstairs and a full "L" shaped attic. We've added two wall shelves, four picture frames and a clock to the nine pieces of furniture, and we've even included a hanging swing for the front porch. Silk-screened windows, flower box and gingerbread. It's all there in this charming dollhouse. (Tole painting pattern available for this kit)
Item 8023
Weight: 12 lbs.
Shingles and Furniture included.
Set-up: 17" W x 17" D x 20" H
Siding if desired: 3 Bags
Kit size: 18.5" W x 18.5" D x 2.25" H
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