Today I was all set to clean my messy flat, fill in some forms I need to go trough  and other boring stuff. When we got up though, quite late by the way, my husband announced he just saw on internet that today there was one of the 2 big flea-markets we try to go to once a month in Düsseldorf. On top of that the weather was great. Needless to say the flat was left uncared and off we went.

I was not hoping to find great stuff since 2 weeks ago I was pretty lucky at the other big flea-market but obviously people are in need of money for their holidays and are emptying their cellars So, here is what I’ve got…To start with, some nice miniature decorative dishes with stand, all mint, and barbie size:

They are much nicer than in the pictures! They are supposed to be one for each season but I’ve got only 3 sorts so obviously one season is missing, still very nice though. They are marked “Marco Polo”.

Then I’ve got this, I couldn’t believe when the seller asked 3 euros for it, I just grabbed it, paid, an run away before he could change his mind:

I think it is from 1974-75, in very good conditions and destined to ebay

My Momoko  on the other way was absolutely thrilled when she saw what I’ve got for the dollhouse oriental lounge-room. It was the find of the day, minor faults, perfectly scaled and great price:

Oh boy, I really think I could bore you but I absolutely need to show my finds off.

Second barbie score of the day was this barbie house in a plastic case, I think it is from the seventies, but I couldn’t find it ony my book about Barbie Structures & Furniture. It comes with tons of accessories and great backdrops:

For the rest of my finds (still lot to come) see part 2 of this post

Tags: Barbie, dollhouse, dolls furniture, Dolls House, Fleamarkets finds, vintage barbie furniture

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