The Queen's Dolls' House
Book Description
Created in the 1920s by Edwin Lutyens, the Queen's Dolls' House is a replica of an aristocratic Edwardian house. Includes a detailed chapter on the library (of miniature books) and art collection, with a catalogue of the contents. Many photographs.
Author
Lucinda Lambton
Date
2010
Binding
Hardback with dust jacket
Publisher
Royal Collection Enterprises
Condition
Fine
Pages
132
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