As an important fashion doll setting piece, this 1850's antique, half-canopy bed offers a meaningful place to pose a lovely poupee, and also on which to display whatever pieces of clothing or accessories she may be sorting through. Even a family pet can hop on to recline for awhile!  Standing next to in in one photo, there is a petite 12" fashion, however a range of sizes would be appropriate.

It is a high quality piece made of dark stained wood with the subdued carved detail of the mid 1800's on the head and footboards, with a wood canopy that crowns the top portion of the bed. From this canopy, long panels of antique lace frame the sides, that coordinate with the antique lace bedcovers and pillows.Probably made in England, it measures: 16" tall, 15" long, and 11" wide.

In the English Chippendale style of the 18^th Century, we have here a perfect place to seat your larger collection favorites. Whether is is a large Georgian wooden doll (as seen in the photo), a grand French bebe or cloth doll, or any statuesque dolly that requires a spot to rest. It is covered in vintage upholstery silk in soft off-white and was probably made in the early 20^th century, judging from the dark quality wood, carving and    construction. It measures: 25 1/4" tall, 14 1/2" wide, 13 1/2" deep and the seat cushion top is 12" high.

To use as a vanity or dressing table for your fashion doll or smaller French bebe, here is a nice antique piece of furniture to enhance your cabinet setting. It is a dark wood such as oak with spool leg detail on both the legs and the posts that hold the original, but dingy, circular, pivoting mirror. The style of furniture was first seen in Northern European countries during the 17^th century. It became known as the Cromwell style and although this piece is probably from the mid 19^th century, it has an unusually early look to coordinate with various doll era displays. What's nice is that it retains its original French label behind the mirror. The removable marble counter top has a diagonal crack in one corner and is probably a replacement. Attached to the rear front edge is a pressed metal fitting that provides some ornate but subtle detail.  14 3/4" Tall, 9 3/4" Wide, 6" Deep

For your small antique doll setting is this fine set of four dining room chairs, finely made of wood, stained in a reddish mahogany finish, and having their original tan fabric seat covers. You could use them singly in a room display for add to them a nice wooden dining room table set with dinner for four. They are probably early 20^th century with the following measurements: 7 1/2” tall, 4 3/4” wide. 5” deep with a seat that is 3 1/4” off the ground.