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A handsome furniture piece for your smaller fashions, Bebes, or all-bisque settings. This fine wood piece, with beautiful grain, can serve as a desk or chest with its pull-down table surface and two drawers. It could even function as a smart liquor cabinet with tiny bottles, a decanter, and some glasses on a tray. Of course, it can also be displayed with the door closed, showing off all three metal knobs. It is well-made, antique, and features elegant bronzed metal feet at the front.

This matching armoire has a removable wooden ornamental top piece, a mirrored front door that opens to reveal shelving for storage, and a front bottom drawer for additional space. The inlaid wood detail, featuring varying colors, is the same as that used for the shorter chest above and is also from the late 1800s. Neither piece has tongue-and-groove jointing.

Here is a miniature wooden vanity table for your smaller dolls, full of surprises! Not only does the center portion raise to display the discolored but original mirror, but there are also hidden compartments on either side of it, and additional leaves that can be raised and stored, or opened out to increase the display or work surface. In addition to three front drawers, there is a hidden front platform that can be pulled out when extra space is needed. The right front drawer seems to be stuck in place—what could be hidden inside?

Perfectly sized for a 17-20″ fashion doll, this antique French commode is a standout piece for your luxury doll settings and vignettes or even as a superb home decor accessory. Expertly crafted in the mid-nineteenth century, it is made of rich mahogany wood and features three dovetailed drawers, all lined with plush, tufted turquoise silk. The commode is in near-perfect condition, and each drawer locks with the original single key.

Each drawer face is mounted with two porcelain Limoges plaques—one at each end—that depict romantic outdoor scenes with couples from the eighteenth century. The six drawer handles and the frames surrounding each plaque are made of gilt metal hardware, and along the sides and back edges of the top surface is a gilt metal raised border. The weight and luxury of this piece exemplify its quality and importance as a study in furniture design history. The dimensions are as follows: 13 ½” wide, 10″ tall, 8″ deep.