Dollshouses, models and other tiny toys
collected and made over more than fifty years
A permanent exhibition
Dr. Mareše 370
A permanent exhibition
Dr. Mareše 370
387 73 Bavorov
(next to the library)
gilbomber@gmail.com
Grateful thanks to Laura Bomber for the artwork and Ruth Allen for the text
gilbomber@gmail.com
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Small Worlds 2025
We will be open during the Bavorov Spring Fair on Saturday 5th April from 8am till noon
We then hope to open for the summer season on Saturday 14th June
We look forward to your visit!
It is sometimes possible to arrange an out of
season visit, especially with a group.
Please contact me on 608233310.
or email
gilbomber@gmail.com.
Do you remember when you were little? I mean really little, when everything in the grown-up world was too big for you, and it seemed there was always someone bigger telling you where to go, what to do … and then someone gave you a dollshouse, or a model garage. Or perhaps a train set or puppet theatre.
Maybe your Mum or Dad made it for you, maybe a kind aunt or uncle bought it, perhaps it was handed down from another member of the family. No matter. Suddenly there was this small world where you made the decisions; decided where everything went, and what they should do …
And now I have brought my collection over from England to Bavorov, and you can recapture that feeling of wonder, or introduce your child to the delights of these miniature realms.
Some of the houses are in need of renovation, so you will see how
they are being faithfully restored by me and my daughter Alison and our friends. Maybe you can join in and help during a guided workshop.
New exhibits will arrive, needing more expert attention. There will
always be something new to see, whether it is that the dolls have moved from having tea in the sitting-room to cleaning the attics, or that the medieval house is now redecorated and has a proper staircase.
These small worlds are places of wonder for adults and children alike – come and lose yourself among them for a while, and remember what it was like when you were little too.
Grateful thanks to Laura Bomber for the artwork and Ruth Allen for the text
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