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Manwaring Dolls' House (© Museum of Farnham)
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© Museum of Farnham

Manwaring Dolls' House

Artist: British

Location: Museum of Farnham

Date: circa 1790

Materials: oak

Dimensions: 116 x 106 x 31cm

Grant:

Amount Paid: £6,000 (Total: £18,000)

Vendor: Dr Richard Manwaring Baines

Review number: 5383 (2004)

Provenance:
Made for the daughters of John Manwaring of 39 West Street; by descent. On loan to Museum of Farnham from 1961 - 2002.

Description:
The maker is said to have based the facade of the doll's house on that of the children's own house. The Manwaring's former house is next door to the museum and, like the doll's house, a fine example of Georgian architecture.

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