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  • The Field

    Small but perfectly formed

    Feb 17, 2022 2 minutes
    WRITTEN BY GABRIEL STONE

    FOR a glimpse of 1920s entertaining at the smartest level, treat yourself to an inspection of Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House. On display at Windsor Castle, this miniature delight offers a perfect time capsule of aristocratic life between the wars, including the finest craftsmanship that enabled both functional tasks and the serious business of leisure.

    The dolls’ house was created as a gift

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