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A wooden cabinet style 'baby house' from the 1750s, on a more recently added base that has been painted with a brick pattern. The interior has two floors, with two highly decorated and furnished rooms on each floor. These include a bedroom with curtained four-poster bed, a kitchen with crockery on shelves and food on the table, and light fittings from the ceiling. Add to board
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1750s Baby House

A 'Baby House' from around 1750. It is made of wood which has been painted to simulate oak, with sash windows. The interior was redecorated in 1839 by Charlotte Bronte, and the furniture and brick-painted base was added more recently.

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