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Very detailed, but sometimes a little wobbly. As you can see in the image, it can fit Addy's birdcage and the phone on the top part. The drawers don't fit very much though.

I think it's worth getting. It's one of the more elegant pieces that can go in many different periods (e.g. regency, Victorian).

Here's one:



I might upload some more photos later, so you can check out my Picasa gallery or my blog:

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Beautiful set and well made. You can put all of Samantha's tea party accessories on it along with the wedding cake:

The fabric is satiny but there are way too many frills on it. The outfit does look very pretty next to the wedding cake and the table setting.

I was a tad disappointed by the fabric, which felt cheap and overly synthetic. But the coloring (especially with my #25 black hair) won me over.

The dress looks great with outside lighting. I love the hat!

Very sturdy high-quality thick cloth. The bonnet is a plain white cloth. The slippers are a bit misshaped. The lifesaver is a bit big and already inflated. But I give this outfit an A.



Kirsten looks good in it too.

The bloomers aren't great, but the gaiters, hat, and blouse redeem this outfit.

Looks like some more images wouldn't hurt! I'm not sure if this color would have appeared naturally in the 18th century...but I liked the quilted petticoat and the hat. The green fabric has dots, and is a little sheer. It has a synthetic feel to it.

Yes, it's plastic but it's very nice. I got one of those tinware kitchen furniture from the 1950s and the rusting on it is a nightmare, where I'm constantly afraid I'll stain my toys. So I'm very happy with this oven. The left door just shows a bit of fake fire. The right you can put stuff in it. The min-shelves open. It comes in two pieces so you have to do some assembling.

The rolltop desk doesn't fully close over the typewriter. Beware of the type writer feet as they leak sticky goo and take out of the varnish on the desk. I had to send my set back even though mechanics on it are very cute and the construction is ingenious. It's completely metal and is a near perfect replica of a real typewriter, minus the ink and separate buttons working of course!

The canopy is bluer but the picture is slightly over saturated with light.

Here are some more photos for reference:

I don't have the cap or apron. The one you see in the photos come from the summer set. The AG town fair is on the left and Dollies' Dressmaker is on the right. I think Dollies' Dressmaker doesn't make the pink version anymore and makes something closer to the original. If you can get the original AG outfit though for a decent price, it's definitely worth it. It's very historical accurate and has lovely colors and is indeed very well made. If you manage to get a Dollies' dress though, she does add a little more lace detail than the original.