Doll crib with one side that manually can move up and down on a thick wire.
A family tradition started in the 1920's by architect Hugo Logemann Sr., who built a wooden toy for each of his children: Hugo Jr. - Noah's Arc with lift up lid and animal stalls; daughter Billie - doll high chair; Alice Ruth - child rocker with duck-sides; George W - small Noah's Arc with hand carved wooden animals. c. 1950's Hugo Logemann Jr. built a doll's crib for his daughter Lois Anne.
Hugo designed and built narrow wooden buffet shelves to store wine glasses in a buffet unit that also featured closed drawers, open shelves, and vertical storage for trays and serving platters. This large wall unit was designed a la the original Conantum kitchen cabinets that featured sliding doors.
Made/Created
Artist
Hugo Logemann
Date made
circa 1950
Dimensions
Dimension Description
31" high, 15" wide, 31" long
Material
Wood and heavy wire
General Notes
Note
Hugo and Pennie Logemann Jr. were 1952 "original Conantum settlers" who lived at 17 Heath's Bridge Road (later to become #178 HBR), until they moved in 1993 to Carleton-Willard Village in Bedford, MA.
