In this post I’ll show you the last few pieces of 1:16 sized furniture and some bits from play sets.

As promised I’ll include a few pictures of the furniture inside the dolls house.

Baby Items

This scale and two bunk beds are from the nursery play set that I mentioned before. Naomi had a bunk so I joined it with mine. This set also had a third bed, a pram and three babies.

Baby scale from a nursery playset

Bunks from the nursery playset.

Renwal made these prams in several colours.

Sorry for the quality of this photo. This little chair is marked “Made in West Germany” . I was able to find a photo of it on Pinterest and it appears to be part of a set of nursery furniture.

This folk art style of furniture seems to have been popular in Germany. One manufacturer I read about was Dora Kuhn, a company that made hand painted wooden furniture for over a century starting in 1911. This piece looks more like the decoration may be a transfer so I’m not sure if it is Dora Kuhn but it is certainly in that style. Here is a link to a blog post about the history of that company.

After a bit more searching I came up with the name Jean Hoffler who produced some hard plastic furniture which has a design which is very similar to this chair. The only history I could find about this company was in an article about aviation kits which the company also made. It is rather a complicated story but I will include a link anyway.

Renwal made a change table like the one in the picture below. There were two versions. One said Dolly’s Bathinette and is harder to find than the later ones which just said Dolly’s like this one. This particular table is unmarked so may be one of those made after Renwal sold their dies.

The potty chair is also made by Renwal.

Miscellaneous 1:16 Furniture

Here is a piece that looks old but is relatively recent. It is a Sylvanian Families cooker from about 1996. You may think that is old but to Naomi and I the nineties were about five minutes ago.

Here are a few more odds and ends, most are unmarked or marked made in Hong Kong and I haven’t looked them all up yet.

Finally as promised here are a few photos of furniture in the Triang 61 house that I took last week.

Mother is proud of her new lounge furniture.

The Renwal living room

The Renwal living room

Upstairs with Renwal furniture.

The upstairs sitting room in Renwal

In our next post I’ll show you some of the smaller scale furniture.