Meanings of dolls' houses in English

There were huge dolls' houses, with electric lights; big closets of toys.

So they soon tired of playing games, and showed Stella their paper- dolls' houses.

The looking-glass is one of those which come in paper cases for dolls' houses.

The homes and buildings often look like giant dolls' houses.

When I lived in England I met people whose total lives turned around their dolls' houses.

Oh, and those dear, pretty little dolls' houses!

Mile after mile, the road to Enkhuisen led on between two lines of dolls' houses and gardens.

One of the most complete dolls' houses from the 19th century is due forauction at Christie's in London.

Best friends Caroline and Jane have amassed nearly 70 dolls' houses as a result of their passion for creating life in miniature over four decades.

They contained nicely crocheted bureau-covers for their dolls' houses, and were marked in Miss Alice's handwriting, "For Marty, from Jennie," and "For Edith, from Jennie."

Fairies know this and of course Fairies visit in all the dolls' houses where the dolls are agreeable.

In no time the town was a clutter of prettily lit dolls' houses below, with two red blots where two of them were burning.

The fact was that the Princess had so many grand dolls' houses in her palace that Tidy Castle did not surprise her at all.

I have known mere ordinary, middle-class dolls' houses in which you might find washing-stands and jugs and basins and real water-ay ,andeven soap.

And I am going to like you better than all my other dolls' houses-justas Grandmamma said she liked hers. And then she was gone.