Dutch dolls' houses of the 17th century still fascinate - FRANCE 24

8 February 2012, 10:09 am

FRANCE 24Dutch dolls' houses of the 17th century still fascinateFRANCE 24A doll house made circa 1745 for Sara Rothe, wife of a wealthy merchant in Amstel in the Netherlands, is seen at the Municipal Museum in The Hague, in January 2012. Dolls' houses were popular among wealthy 17th and 18th century Dutch and German women, ...and more »... Read More »

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