For lovers of bungalow architecture, the small dollhouses made by Morton E. Converse and Mason and Parker in the early part of the twentieth century are a delight. Their sturdy wood construction, with brightly colored details stenciled directly on wood, has allowed them to survive for over a century and be affordable for today's collectors. Converse made a line of wood furniture known as Realy Truly, but vintage furniture from other companies works equally well with the dollhouses.