Vintage 1930s Tootsietoy Dining Room Furniture - 9 Pieces split oak this book takes readers through

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5" inches (height) x 4" inches (diameter)

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Vintage 1930s Tootsietoy Dining Room Furniture - 9 Pieces split oak this book takes readers throughGee what a pretty dining set! (Ad copy from a 1920s Tootsietoy newspaper advertisement) {HISTORY} Welcome to the delightful world of Tootsietoy! In the 1920s, the Dowst Brothers Co. based in Chicago began manufacturing miniature metal die cast furniture so that kids could decorate their cardboard dollhouses. Sold in sets for specific rooms of the house kitchen, bath, dining, parlor, and bedroom, these exquisitely designed metal pieces were a hit from