Little Folk Art Dutch Girl and Her Windmill pepe le pew I believe this one dates

I believe this one dates from the late 19th century

but I am so glad there are carvers out there who have and do

with cutout windows at front and back and a front door that opens wide and (almost) latches closed

There are some pencil marks just underneath the green on the tree at left

Joined by tiny nails--specifically whole clusters of them where the legs meet the seat of the chairs

Little Folk Art Dutch Girl and Her Windmill pepe le pew I believe this one datesI love that this smiling, red cheeked Dutch girl (with really fabulous eyelashes) stands just about as tall as the windmill, and I really love the spinning windmill especially, with the two little nails at its base doubling as the handle of its door. Decorated with a mix of paint, crayon, and I think some pencil too, and with wooden wedges on their backsides to make them stand up tall. Girl measures 7 7 16" t x 3 3 4" w x 2 1 4" d. Windmill 6 15 16" t