Abstract: A doll house includes a modular, box-like structure having a floor, a top surface, a rear wall, two side walls and an open front. Wall panels are provided with two surfaces with different designs thereon and each wall panel can be installed to fully cover a respective wall of the structure. Either surface of a panel can be provided to be visible, and the wall panels can be removed from the walls and re-installed with different surfaces revealed. Similarly, ceiling and floor panels each with two surfaces having different designs can be installed on the floor and top surface, respectively. A front dust cover can be placed over the open front. The doll house may be used with stacking pins to enable for the stacking of multiple modules.

Abstract: A gripping device for a doll's extremity has a holder, resilient material retained in the holder, and a handle. An object is pushed into a slot defined by the resilient material. The resilient material grasps the object and retains it in the holder. The handle is integral with the holder and allows the gripping device to be attached to a doll's extremity, such as a hand. This gives an observer the impression that the doll is actually holding the object.