Miniature Round Table and Chairs

A round table with chairs in a brown wood finish, and you can buy the whole arrangement or just the part you are missing. That flexibility is the useful thing here, because kitchen and cafe scenes often need a table without more chairs, or extra seating at a table you already own. The round top suits a small room: it is easier to walk around in a scene than a rectangular table, and it looks right in the corner of a kitchen or a shop interior.

There are three ways to buy here, and the photographed options are labelled. The chair on its own is the entry price, which is why the price starts at $11.99 and shows From alongside it, so the figure you see first is for the cheapest option rather than for the full set. The table on its own and the table-and-chairs set are priced higher on the same ladder, at price points of 18 and 42. Eight photographs come with this piece, all labelled, showing the pieces from several angles. The reference price shown for the set is $14.99.

The scale is 1:12 dollhouse scale, the standard the rest of the Mini Furniture range is built to. A doll posed at the table reads as though the furniture belongs in the room rather than floating in the middle of it. The brown wood finish is the only finish offered, which makes it easy to match with other warm-toned furniture in the range.

You are buying into the Mini Furniture range, which sits in the Mini Props group. It suits kitchen, cafe and dining corners, works next to kitchen cabinet and counter units, and can be paired with a miniature refrigerator for a full kitchen layout. Display & Storage cabinets handle the crockery and spares, Mini Plants give you a small centrepiece, and Stationery Props turn the same table into a cafe or study set-up. Outfit items in the same range dress the doll to match the scene.

Round legs and chair backs are the delicate parts. Move the table by the underside of the top, take chairs by the seat, and stand everything level. Dust with a soft dry brush, and take the brush along the turned legs rather than wiping them with a cloth. Set the chairs back under the table when the scene is packed away, and keep the whole arrangement out of direct sun so the brown finish stays even.