Royal Dolls

Dolls for the Princesses: The Story of France and Marianne by Faith Eaton. About two dolls which were given to future queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret in 1938 as an expression of the Entente Cordiale between Great Britain and France. Eaton describes the events leading up to the presentation of the dolls, their creation, and the preparation of their wardrobes. 70 photographs and illustrations, 50 in color.

Books About Queen Mary's Doll's House

Queen Mary's Dolls' House: Official Souvenir Guide by John Martin Robinson. Built for Queen Mary by architect Sir Edwin Lutyens between 1921 and 1924, the Dolls' House includes contributions from over 1,500 artists, craftsmen and manufacturers. This revised official guide is illustrated with 100 images. Published in 2012.

The Queen's Dolls' House by Lucinda Lambton. Illustrated history of the creation, decoration, and furnishing of the dollhouse commissioned in the 1920s for Queen Mary. Designed by architect Sir Edwin Luytens, it is a perfect scale replica of an Edwardian residence.

Queen Mary's Doll's House and Dolls Belonging to HM the Queen by Clifford Musgrave. A 24-page illustrated booklet. Out of print, but available from Alibris.

Queen Mary's Doll's House by Mary Stewart-Wilson, photographs by David Cripps. About 190 pages; over 180 color photographs. From Alibris.

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Magazines About Dolls

Dolls. Offers informative articles to guide you to become an expert on every aspect of doll collecting. Published 10 times a year. Currently available in U.S. only.

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