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Miniature masterpieces
Founded in 1985, the festival Kensington Dollshouse become the leading event for artists and enthusiasts who want to show the world their work. Many masters at the festival KD specialize in miniature food. It is made of clay and painted in incredibly realistic detail.
To see each orange, banana or strawberry work must be seen only with a magnifying glass.
Here you can see tottering jelly and half-eaten pie, gorgeous cakes and a full Christmas dinner - complete with hundreds of tiny dining table.
Tiny lamps are so small that they take in hand is not exactly easy.
Old storefront Mulvany & Rogers.
Young visitors are considering miniature masterpieces under a magnifying glass.
Homeless figures, although some have their own transport.
The traditional part of the bedroom for a tiny baby.
Sue Cook has been creating thumbnails for over 30 years and specializes in casting and the design of fireplaces for minidomov.
A tiny teddy bear from Pat Kay Dolls & Toys. KDF comes on five artists who specialize exclusively in miniature bears made from scraps of old fabrics.
The company Platts Mini Packages since 1900 and today specializes in package. Almost every object that can be packaged, can be seen here: washing powder Daz, tomato ketchup Heinz, cereal Kelloggs, sugar Tate & Lyle, drink Schweppes and more.
How do you like this miniature Bank paste?
Small flower pots from Clive Brooker Miniatures.
Tim Hartnell from Anglia Dolls Houses specializes in playing the exact architecture of houses that are fully furnished and ready for immediate universe host. Prices range from £ 1495 to £ 5300.
Paul and Janet Brownhill from the company Country Treasures creates a rustic dishes, including copper pans, dishes, and traditional enamel ware ornamented by hand. They also produce cans filled with real jams and preserves.
Susan Lee specializes in shoes and bags from the Victorian era to the present day. All shoes - is its own creation, it creates directories according to. Wedding shoes especially elegant.
Kim Sellwood inspired by contemporary designers creates furniture - it specializes in chairs.
To see each orange, banana or strawberry work must be seen only with a magnifying glass.
Here you can see tottering jelly and half-eaten pie, gorgeous cakes and a full Christmas dinner - complete with hundreds of tiny dining table.
Tiny lamps are so small that they take in hand is not exactly easy.
Old storefront Mulvany & Rogers.
Young visitors are considering miniature masterpieces under a magnifying glass.
Homeless figures, although some have their own transport.
The traditional part of the bedroom for a tiny baby.
Sue Cook has been creating thumbnails for over 30 years and specializes in casting and the design of fireplaces for minidomov.
A tiny teddy bear from Pat Kay Dolls & Toys. KDF comes on five artists who specialize exclusively in miniature bears made from scraps of old fabrics.
The company Platts Mini Packages since 1900 and today specializes in package. Almost every object that can be packaged, can be seen here: washing powder Daz, tomato ketchup Heinz, cereal Kelloggs, sugar Tate & Lyle, drink Schweppes and more.
How do you like this miniature Bank paste?
Small flower pots from Clive Brooker Miniatures.
Tim Hartnell from Anglia Dolls Houses specializes in playing the exact architecture of houses that are fully furnished and ready for immediate universe host. Prices range from £ 1495 to £ 5300.
Paul and Janet Brownhill from the company Country Treasures creates a rustic dishes, including copper pans, dishes, and traditional enamel ware ornamented by hand. They also produce cans filled with real jams and preserves.
Susan Lee specializes in shoes and bags from the Victorian era to the present day. All shoes - is its own creation, it creates directories according to. Wedding shoes especially elegant.
Kim Sellwood inspired by contemporary designers creates furniture - it specializes in chairs.
