A late 18th century English painted pine baby house in the Palladian style

A late 18th century English painted pine baby house in the Palladian style
with later contents and internal decorations
the double bayed house with drab painted faux dressed ashlar stonework, the arched panelled door set within a triangular pedimented moulded doorcase below a glazed arched window and flanked to either side by two pairs of glazed Venetian windows, the sides with similar trompe l'oeil painted Venetian windows, the flat roof with balustrade gallery and twin rear chimneys, the triple hinged front opening to four rooms, hall with staircase and first floor landing, each room later charmingly furnished and decorated and with working lights, together with a later cream painted pine stand, probably late 19th century, the frieze fitted with a single central drawer above a concave undertier on plain rectangular legs, the house: 93cm high, 106cm wide, 50cm deep, the stand: 108cm wide, 74cm high, 53.5cm deep (2)