Home    Articles & News from The Doll Works    Appraisals Select a category:    All Bisque Dolls, Frozen Charlottes & Piano Babies    Half Dolls, Bathing Beauties & Trinket Boxes    Antique Dollhouse Dolls    Antique Dollhouse Furniture    Antique Dollhouse Miniatures & Accessories    Antique Doll Accessories, Miniatures & Toys    Antique Dolls and Doll-size Furniture    Dollhouses, Toy Buildings & Structures    Collectible Dollhouse Dolls    Artist & Collectible Dollhouse Furniture    Artist & Collectible Dollhouse Accessories & Miniatures    Collectible Dolls, Artist Dolls & Accessories    Teddy Bears & Friends    Holidays - Easter, Christmas & Snow Babies    Doll Heads & Parts    Policies, Purchasing & Layaway Terms    Contact Me	Early Soap, Soap Dish and Bowl #200-10 Status: Available Price: $139.00 Description: What a beautiful set, ready to place on a dresser or washstand in the dollhouse. These early 1" scale soap, soap holder and dish are so hard to find and they are beautifully made. The early real soap actually has the word "soap" impressed on it. The soap dish has raised areas inside just like a real soap dish to keep the soap from melting when wet. The matching soap dish and bowl are early German-made porcelain, c. 1880, and have a lovely blue and gold gilt outlining on the white glazed porcelain. The diameter of the bowl is approximately 1" and the length of the elongated soap dish is 1 5/8". All are in lovely condition. Again, these are so difficult to find in this small size. Pictured on an early German dresser, which is sold separately. If you are interested in purchasing this item or have any questions, please fill in the following and we will contact you. email address  required verify email  required Name Phone address city state zip code Comments/Questions I am interested in purchasing Early Soap, Soap Dish and Bowl #200-10.
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