The Princess Elizabeth dolls house, made by Tri-ang from the 1930s until the 1950s, side-hinged front elevation with a stucco exterior opening to reveal an internal arrangement of four rooms, hall, stairs and landing, beneath a sloping combed composition roof to imitate thatch, metal opening windows to the front and a side door, with internal fireplaces (one missing wooden surround), and a fitted dresser and cooker, on the back is a triangular adhesive makers label 'L Bros Ltd. London, England' (some evidence of woodworm in the roof); together with a collection of later furnishings, (qty).