The Skelskoer House, a painted wooden dolls' house, with five bays, opening central front door with porch and balcony above, back open to reveal four rooms with hinged attic, the drawing room with swivelling window onto balcony, telephone, globe, tinplate stove, gilt metal writing pieces, wall lamp, bead chandelier, the dining room with birdcage, soft metal mirror with two candleholders, the nursery with miniature doll's room and cradles, the kitchen with blue fittings and equipment, including washtub, board and wringer, dolls including two bisque-headed women with moulded hair, one in original maid's clothes - 39in. wide, 32in. high, 17in. deep, circa 1900