A second half of the 19th century room setting with bisque shoulder head dolls, with five bisque shoulder-head dolls with blonde painted and moulded hair, two larger dressed as gentleman, the largest a lady —9in. (23cm.) approximate height, and two smaller; an Evans & Cartwright chair (missing one leg), a thinner gauge tinplate table, similar to E & C with gold spirit wash and transfer printed top (jardiniere glued to middle and missing one foot), a looped wool work rug simulating grass with flowers (backing eaten by moth), an E & C type tinplate fireplace, a soft metal six-light chandelier, Waltershausen type upright piano, dining table, sofa and two chairs, two gilt metal oval portraits, a card and paper mirror, a ‘silvered’ metal cruet with amber glass oil and vinegar and a bisque spaniel, in a wood and glass box with pink wallpaper and blonde net curtains —19 ¾in. (50cm.) wide x 15 ¼in. (39cm.) high x 13 ¾in. (35cm.) deep (this room’s original carpet had a severe moth attack, so has been removed and replaced with other carpets in the collection, this meant opening the box, which remains open at the top and will need sealing again, all items were glued or stuck down, so this will also need resolving, there is some damage and other minor moth issues, but in the right hands could be returned to a good state, but will need some work, a few doll legs damaged, probably opened and resealed in the 20th century)