Lot Essay
A similar house, but with no serial No., is shown on page 45 of "The Genius of Moritz Gottschalk" by Evelyn Ackerman
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A Moritz Gottschalk doll's house
covered in lithographed brick, stonework and tile papers, with mock curtained windows in roof, sides and base, of two stories with porch, verandah and balcony on first floor, tin ballustrade and brown painted opening doors and steps to front door, opening at the front to reveal two rooms with original floor and wallpapers - 17½.in. 44cm. high, 9½.in. 24cm. wide, 7in. 18cm. deep, 4114? in pencil on base (some touching up to paintwork)
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covered in lithographed brick, stonework and tile papers, with mock curtained windows in roof, sides and base, of two stories with porch, verandah and balcony on first floor, tin ballustrade and brown painted opening doors and steps to front door, opening at the front to reveal two rooms with original floor and wallpapers - 17½.in. 44cm. high, 9½.in. 24cm. wide, 7in. 18cm. deep, 4114? in pencil on base (some touching up to paintwork)
See Illustration