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The following depicts a newspaper clipping detailing an introduction to the penthouse in Mrs. Fisher's dollhouse.

The following depicts an article presenting the Penthouse in Mrs. Fisher's dollhouse.

These two photographs depict how the Hollywood scene introduced the Chinioserie style to the United States.

A Picture of the Hunting Scene Wallpaper in the Hunting Lodge of Friedrichsmoor.

A Photograph of Richard Jack's painting, Queen Mary’s Chinese Chippendale Room, 1927. This photograph captures the stylization of this movement.

The image offers a zoom capture of the dower chest for sale in the Antiques room of Mrs. Fisher's dollhouse.

The image offers a right hand view of the Colonial Bedroom in Mrs. Fisher's dollhouse.

The photograph offers a left hand side view of the Colonial bedroom, created by Mrs Fisher for her dollhouse.

The image offers a zoom capture of the miniature wine glasses found beside the checkers table, created by Mrs Fisher.

The image depicts policemen conducting a raid on a Long Island, NY home from which the owner runs a bootlegging business.

The image offers a zoom capture of the miniature drinks cabinet that Mrs Fisher created in the Game Room of her Dollhouse.

The following offers an advertisement for the Radio Bar, invented by Earnest J. Krause.

The following offers a view of other porcelain imports that inspired the Chinoiserie style.

The photograph offers a comparison with other vintage suitcase dollhouses for sale, similar to the one found in Mrs. Fisher's Antiques Room.

The picture offers a front facing view of the penthouse room in Mrs. Fisher's dollhouse, captured in black and white.