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A Photograph of the Buddha Statue in the Penthouse, created by Mrs. Fisher, [ca. 1940s-1950s]
The image depicts a tiny Buddha statue in the Penthouse of Mrs. Fisher's dollhouse.
A Zoom Capture of a Newspaper in the Penthouse, created by Mrs. Fisher, [ca. 1940s-1950s]
The image shows a newspaper resting on a chair in the Penthouse room.
A Photograph of the Hutch, created by Mrs. Fisher, [ca. 1950s-1960s]
A Photograph of the Hutch in Mrs. Fisher's early American kitchen.
A Photograph of the Smaller Braided Rug, created by Mrs. Fisher, [ca. 1950s-1960s]
A Photograph of the Smaller Braided Rug in Mrs. Fisher's early American kitchen.
A Photograph of the Larger Braided Rug, created by Mrs. Fisher, [ca. 1950s-1960s]
A Photograph of the Larger Braided Rug in Mrs. Fisher's early American kitchen.
The Wood Framed Hearth in the Early American Kitchen, Created by Mrs. Fisher, [ca. 1950s-1960s]
The photograph offers a view of the wood framed hearth in Mrs. Fisher's dollhouse.
A Photograph of the Chair in the Early American Kitchen, created by Mrs. Fisher, [ca. 1950s-1960s]
The photograph of a chair in the early American kitchen in Mrs. Fisher's dollhouse.
A Photograph of Pewter Spoon in Mrs. Fisher's Early American Room, [ca. 1950s-1960s]
The image captures a set of pewter miniature spoons in Mrs. Fisher's Early American Room.
A Set of Pewter Spoon Casts, created by Unknown, Sourced from the ASL Pewter, [ca. 18th century], sourced from Early American Life, author Gregory Lefever, 2007 December.
The image depicts two sets of pewter spoon casts sourced from the ASL Pewter Collection.
Two Sets of Pewter Bowls and Plates, left by Samuel Hamlin, ca. 1761-1790, sourced from Early American Life, author Gregory Lefever, 2007 December.
The image shows two sets of pewter dishes, the left made by Samuel Hamlin between 1761 and 1790.
A Zoom of a Newspaper Article entitled, “A Hobbyist with a Heart,” Introducing Mrs. Fisher's Early American Kitchen, [ca. 1950s-1960s]
A newspaper clipping that explain the nostalgic feel of the Early American Room in Mrs. Fisher's dollhouse.
An Article entitled, “America’s Arts and Skills”, published by LIFE, 1955 April 18
An Article entitled, “America’s Arts and Skills”, published by LIFE, 1955 April 18
An Article entitled, “A Carpenter’s lively views of Crafts and Creature Comforts”, published by LIFE, 1955 April 18.
An Article entitled, “A Carpenter’s lively views of Crafts and Creature Comforts”, published by LIFE, 1955 April 18.
An Article entitled, “The Sturdy Age of Homespun”, published by LIFE, 1955 April 18.
An Article entitled, “The Sturdy Age of Homespun”, published by LIFE, 1955 April 18.
A Right Hand View of the Early American Kitchen, created by Mrs. Fisher, [ca. 1950s-1960s]
The image offers a right hand view of the early American room created by Mrs. Fisher for her dollhouse miniature.