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Lot Essay
It is interesting to note the influence of Moritz Gottschalck in the design of this house.
Details
A G & J Lines wood town house
the roof, back and sides covered in tile and brick papers, the front painted to simulate brickwork, of three bays and two stories with balcony, pillard porch and protruding tower with pyramidal roof, opening at the front to reveal two rooms with metal staircase, floor papers and furnishings including fireplaces, dolls, painted Austrian chairs, a hand coloured print of sheep and an interesting set of homemade card, cloth and seed furniture, circa 1900 --28in. (71cm.) high, 18in. (46cm.) wide and 15in. (38cm.) deep (overpainted, repaper interior walls and pinnacle missing)
the roof, back and sides covered in tile and brick papers, the front painted to simulate brickwork, of three bays and two stories with balcony, pillard porch and protruding tower with pyramidal roof, opening at the front to reveal two rooms with metal staircase, floor papers and furnishings including fireplaces, dolls, painted Austrian chairs, a hand coloured print of sheep and an interesting set of homemade card, cloth and seed furniture, circa 1900 --28in. (71cm.) high, 18in. (46cm.) wide and 15in. (38cm.) deep (overpainted, repaper interior walls and pinnacle missing)
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