Sylvanian Families Tomy Washing Day Set - Vintage - 1980s

Sylvanian Families Tomy Washing Day Set - Vintage - 1980s

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M251S

$45.00

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Sylvanian Families Tomy Washing Day Set - Vintage - 1980sSylvanian Families Tomy Washing Day Set pre owned A pre owned set from the 1980's when Sylvanian Families were made by Tomy. Note that the set does not come with it's original box and is near complete. Near complete. A couple of washing pegs are missing Note that the lower washing pole has a slight bend on it. In very good pre owned condition. Slight playwear on some items. No box. Recommended for age 3+ due to small parts.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025