The Georgian dollhouse is unique for many reasons ... but mostly because I have hand made so many parts, from furniture to the assembling & finishing of metal kits.  Below are just a few of the special items I made for this house.
 

Front bay windows have copper tops.  The copper was painstakingly formed with seams.  Chemical patina was used to turn the copper green.

These are the fireplace hearths.  Georgian homes had fireplaces in almost every room (for heat).  I've made 5 plus the kitchen cooking hearth.  Each has real brick walls.

Custom sink & Work Table made of solid cherry.

I searched diligently for that "Welsh" dresser so common in Georgian homes, but to no avail.  So, I built this one from cherry wood using a pattern in my dollhouse books.  All the dishes are handmade!

Phoenix white metal kit - assembled but unpainted

This is the kitchen fireplace/hearth.  Here's the finished stove painted black with gold accents.  A brass drying rack will be installed above the stove.   There is a colorful delft tile treatment on the back and side walls of the hearth.

Custom staircase.  The last three steps were cut off and turned on an angle.  Then a new landing step was made.  All the stair treads and sides are cut from 1/16" cherry.

I recently took a class on making "swags & tails" given by Judee Williamson & Nicole Walton Marble.  This is the window treatment I made at that workshop.  Not too bad for a first attempt!