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English Garden Wall Bond

A diagram showing the brick bond. The text in the image says: English Garden Wall Bond. Three rows of stretchers to one row of headers. This is very rarely found on buildings outside of the north where it is abundant and particularly prevalent on the east coast. It was used from the 18th century onwards, and was also used occasionally for garden walls.

That sets the age and location of the dolls house.

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