12 Vintage Dollhouses That Have Become Valuable Collectibles

A detailed miniature dollhouse with three levels, showcasing various rooms like a kitchen, living room, bathroom, and bedrooms. Each room is furnished with tiny replicas of household items and furniture, painted in bright colors.
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Who said dollhouses are just for kids? From intricately detailed and ornate Victorian mansions to sleek mid-century modern homes, vintage dollhouses capture the charm and craftsmanship of bygone eras. Cherished by collectors for their artistry and nostalgia, some of these dollhouses have evolved into lucrative keepsakes and collectibles. Whether crafted as playthings for children or miniature tributes to architectural styles, here are 12 valuable vintage dollhouses that have soared in value.

1. Triang Princess Dollhouse

A vintage wooden dollhouse with a dark roof and red and yellow facade. It features two stories, balconies with railings, and multiple windows. The dollhouse is set on a wooden floor in a room with a sloped ceiling.
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eBay

Made in England, the Triang line is a favorite among collectors who value authenticity and a dusty (ahem, we mean rustic) charm. Made from real wood, this dollhouse from the early 1920s features modular rooms, period-accurate furniture, and even working doors and windows (though it is missing a chimney according to the seller). Well-kept sets have been known to sell for high hundreds, especially if they include original furnishings. But even in rough shape, they can sell for close to $500.

2. Antique Spanish Traveling House Dollhouse

A vintage dollhouse with two sections, featuring rooms filled with miniature furniture and decorations. The lower left section has two toy horses, and the upper rooms display detailed ornate furnishings and decor.
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The intricate details of this 18th century Spanish traveling dollhouse make it a true collectors item — and one that someone paid $9,000 for at auction in 2016. The house depicts a three-story home featuring a courtyard, stable, bedroom, and a few other formal rooms. A shepherdess and shepherd made from wax creche accompany the dollhouse.

3. TynieToy Colonial Dollhouse

A detailed dollhouse facade features a black roof and beige siding. It has black-framed windows, a two-story porch with decorative railings, a green table with two chairs on the lower level, and the number 2504 is displayed by the door.
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Etsy

TynieToy dollhouses, like this Colonial dollhouse, are cherished for their intricate craftsmanship and historical accuracy. Made in the early 20th century, these dollhouses include hand-painted details and features like balconies, furniture, and spiral staircases. Their rarity and retro charm make them a favorite among collectors, with assembled sets listed for upwards of $600.

4. Eugene Kupjack Furnished Room Box Dollhouse

A detailed miniature room with ornate walls, a central fireplace, a gold-colored table, and two black vases. A painting hangs above the fireplace. The left side is open, revealing a large window with several glass panes.
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Eugene Kupjack miniature rooms are tiny works of art, and this one is no exception. It sold for $3,250 at auction in 2021, and depicts a stately room with a Rococo table, stone top pier tables, and a three-light chandelier. If you have a Kupjack room on your hands, it could be worth far more than you imagine.

5. Bliss Victorian Dollhouse

Front view of a vintage wooden dollhouse with a peaked roof, featuring intricate lattice work, lace curtains, and wooden columns. The house has a warm, rustic appearance with decorative architectural details.
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Ruby Lane

Bliss dollhouses, especially the Victorian models, are beloved for their ornate details and sturdy construction. Featuring an elaborate trim (that crown molding sure looks expensive), two stories, and intricate roof designs, this one’s a rare gem for collectors. Currently listed for over a grand on Ruby Lane, previous models have also sold for several hundred on eBay. For those who enjoy a side of Victorian morbidness, you can even buy a tiny coffin to go along with the haunted house theme.

6. The Petite Princess Dollhouse

A vintage tin toy storage box shaped like a house with a red roof, white siding, and green shutters. The front features a door and windows with drawn curtains and plants, and there's a white handle on top.
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eBay

Produced by Ideal in the 1960s, this adorable dollhouse is a favorite among collectors for its compact fold-out design that allows for easy storage and transport. Featuring detailed wallpapers and flooring, this dollhouse also comes with multiple rooms and accessories like chairs and even a grand piano. Listed for close to $200, previous models have also sold for several hundred.

7. Lundby Swedish Dollhouse

A detailed dollhouse with three floors, featuring multiple rooms such as a living area, kitchen, and bedroom. It includes miniature furniture like sofas, a fireplace, a car, and a piano. The house is placed on a patterned carpet.
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eBay

Lundby dollhouses, which are made in Sweden, are known for their modern design and use of high-quality materials. Featuring an array of accessories including mini people, a car and garage, mid-century modular rooms, functioning lights, and period-accurate furniture, collectors love these dollhouses for their Scandinavian charm and durability. A complete Lundby set can sell for high hundreds, especially if it includes all original accessories. One recently sold for $550 on eBay.

8. Orchid Colonial Dollhouse

A detailed miniature model of a house with a black roof, white walls, and a steep central gable over the entrance. It features a small porch, and windows with black frames, placed on a wooden surface.
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Etsy

A classic example of early American craftsmanship, these dollhouses by Orchid are known for their simple yet elegant farmhouse design. Featuring detailed woodwork and windows, collectors value them for their historical significance and timeless appeal. A well-preserved Orchid dollhouse can sell for several hundred dollars, like this small but charming one that’s listed for over $350 on Etsy. If you own a model that includes accessories like furniture and people, it can be worth even more.

9. Louis Marx & Co. Dollhouse

A vintage metal dollhouse with detailed painted interiors including a kitchen, living room, and bedrooms. It's set on a surface with a checkerboard pattern in front. A vase with flowers is in the background.
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Etsy

Louis Marx & Co. dollhouses are acclaimed for their mid-20th-century architectural style. Made from durable materials, these dollhouses are praised for their nostalgic appeal and sturdy construction. Inside, the dollhouse features multiple rooms, each adorned with detailed wallpaper and floors that reflect the era’s design aesthetics. A complete set in good condition can sell for several hundred dollars, as evidenced by this spacious dollhouse (with a mini family included) that’s listed for close to $200.

10. Keystone Boston Dollhouse

A vintage dollhouse with a red roof is placed on a glass table, surrounded by miniature furniture pieces including chairs, a bed, a fridge, and a sofa. A potted plant and additional decor items are visible in the background.
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eBay

Known for its charming mid-century design and sturdy construction, this dollhouse features a two-story layout with hyper-realistic details like tons of furniture, a cobblestone roof, and multiple rooms. Its hand-painted exterior and classic architectural elements reflect the vibrant design trends of the 1940s and ’50s. Depending on condition, a Keystone dollhouse can fetch hundreds (or even thousands) on the collector’s market, like this furnished house from the ’40s that’s listed for $200.

11. Gottschalk Victorian Dollhouse

A wooden dollhouse with a green roof and shutters, featuring multiple windows, two white balconies, and a small front door. The dollhouse is placed on a wooden table.
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eBay

This Gottschalk Victorian dollhouse is a stunning example of 19th-century craftsmanship. Made from high-quality wood, it features intricate details and period-accurate furnishings like . Collectors value it for its historical significance and timeless beauty. A well-preserved example can sell for several hundred dollars, as evidenced by this antique blue roof house that previously sold for $895. Another Gottschalk dollhouse sold for over $2,000 in 2024.

12. Barton Tudor Dollhouse

A miniature Tudor-style wooden house with a timber frame and cream-colored walls stands on grassy lawn. The house features detailed windows and a small wooden door, surrounded by lush greenery and plants in the background.
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Etsy

Another example of early 20th-century craftsmanship, these dollhouses are known for their intricate and ornate Tudor-style architecture that’s reminiscent of medieval English manors. Featuring detailed woodwork, leaded glass windows, and accurate furnishings (it even comes with a tiny chandelier that lights up!), a well-preserved Barton Tudor dollhouse can sell for several thousand dollars, especially if it includes all original accessories. One is listed for nearly four grand ($3,777) on Etsy.

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Alina Wang

From Queens, New York, Alina has a Bachelors degree in Corporate Communications from CUNY Baruch and enjoys writing and creating content on a variety of topics, including lifestyle, politics, and, of course, wealth trends. Find her on X @atlasseventeen