CoachBuilt Prams

I am working on a lovely dolls pram probably late 1930's early 1940's. I have no idea what pram it is but it has a little transfer badge with a red and gold star on it and the name  Star and Simcett.  I wonder if anyone knows anything about this manufacturer or shop.  I have found information about a firm called Simcett who were in Whitechapel, London but no longer there, and information about a  Simcett dolls pushchair which is in Kingston Museum dated 1968, but so far nothing else. 

I am so glad you finished the Feathalite pram Pam, It looks as though you have done so much more now.  I have got seven dolls prams lined up for  restoration now so I am going to be quite busy.  I wish there were more hours in the day. 

Hi there Jean,did you get my email a while back? Yes the pram is all done now and is looking so good and pushing a treat the babies adore it but note i said babies-plural- the little one from ireland is now here and there was such competition for the pram whos baby was going to be in it that i have sadly decided to sell it to fund 2 smaller prams 1 each for the babies because as you know from my little cottage no room for 2 coachbuilts..i already have a  marmet droptoe and looking for another similar.planning to go to Farnham shortly and wonder if you will be there to show me your prams?

Hi Pam,  That's great.  Let me know when and I will send you my address by email.