Scandinavian dollhouse "Gothenburg" 1960

Swedish doll house lundby model gothenburg of the 60s. The story of the lundby dollhouse began in 1945, when axel and grete thomsen left denmark and moved back to sweden in a small neighbourhood called lundby in the northern part of gothenburg. Grete began designing and building a doll house and furniture for her niece. These were so appreciated by the niece and her friends that axel plans to market it. Two years later he created ferd lundqvist and co (now the department store nk) placed a first order that allowed to invest in new tools. The factory of the first doll house opened the following year. Lundby continued to grow and prosper, remaining a leader in contemporary homes and furniture. The mason lunby, model gothenburg, was the first to offer a contemporary shape with two sections of dissysive roofs, as well as furniture and fittings in the style of the production period. Sold with furniture and a transfo (state to check) Lack of paper in the bottom room and no curtains.