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German-made Schievelhuth wooden toy drum washing machine. It was used as interior decoration in the Hug O War store in Jiyugaoka, owned by Masaki. It was about 25 years ago, and there were many plastic toys around, and I couldn't find any play kitchens that I liked. But then, this one was in the photo of the room that a friend living in France sent me. I wanted it so badly that I asked my friend to import it from Germany, and it came to our house. I purchased it along with a wooden kitchen and a sink, a set of three. I remember it cost over 130,000 yen for the three items. Height: 46 cm Width x Depth: 35 cm x 35 cm Although it's a toy, it uses genuine materials such as brass, enamel, and solid wood. When you turn the handle, the enamel drum inside rotates, but it hasn't turned smoothly since the beginning. There are dials for different types of washing and a drawer for detergent, and it is made with considerable attention to detail. However, it has been used, as we played with it every day. I'm embarrassed to say I often joined in the fun. There is a sense of use, such as scratches and discoloration due to aging and use. But because it's made of real materials, I, as an antique lover, think it has a nice, well-worn look, but this is just my personal opinion, so please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned. Masaki painted it with varnish or something to give it a shabby-chic look, but this one has been painted in a blue-gray color on the original red knobs and points. I wanted to sand it down to give it an antique feel, but I couldn't find the time and gave up halfway, leaving it as is. I think it would be lovely to paint it in your favorite color. There are stains and scratches on the top board and overall deterioration due to age, but it is very durable and can still be used for a long time. Of course, it can be used as a play kitchen for children, but It is also a lovely item as part of an interior, or for display in stores. I have used it as interior decoration in various places since my children stopped using it. For those who like shabby chic and antiques, or for creating a lovely room for your children, how about this?
2 days ago