Miniature Objects Books

153 editions 126 works

The Authentic Tudor & Stuart Dolls' House

2006

Toys, Trifles and Trinkets

2004

Making Miniatures

2003

Americana in 1/12 Scale

2002

Medieval & Tudor Needlecraft

2002

Antique Pocket Mirrors

2002

Celtic, Medieval and Tudor Wall Hangings in 1/12 Scale Needlepoint

2000

Name Games

2000

Dolls' Houses

1998

Dolls' House Accessories, Fixtures & Fittings

1998

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