Vintage Distressed Miniature Table and Chairs

A distressed vintage-look table and chairs for a dollhouse kitchen or cafe, sold as a table on its own, a chair on its own, or the table with four chairs. The distressed finish is what places it: rather than a polished dining suite, this is the worn furniture of a kitchen corner, a small bakery or a back-street cafe, where a table is expected to have seen some use. It is also the cheapest way into a dining or cafe corner here, because the table can be bought on its own at the bottom of the three prices.

Three price points sit against the three options. The prices are $9.99 with a compare-at figure of $12.99, $17.99 with $22.99, and $45.99 with $58.99, and the entry price shown on the page is From $9.99. The option labels read Table, Chair and Table with four chairs, and the badge on this says Options priced above rather than one flat multi-buy figure.

Three photographs come with this piece, all of them option images rather than main shots, so there is one image for each of the three labels: the table, the chair, and the table with four chairs. Looking at them side by side is the quickest way to judge whether you want a single piece for a corner or the full set for the middle of a room. There is no main image here, so the three option shots are the whole of the photography that comes with it.

Buying the table alone at the entry price is how to test the distressed finish in a scene before committing to anything larger, and single chairs are the useful extra purchase if you already have a table from elsewhere and just need more seating around it, or if a chair is wanted on its own beside a counter or a window. The full set is the straightforward choice for a cafe, where one table with four chairs fills the floor without leaving gaps. Mini Furniture covers the rest of the room, Home Accessories handles what goes on the table, and Scene Parts deals with the openings in the walls.

Dust a distressed finish with a soft dry brush rather than a damp cloth, so the worn look stays as it is instead of being rubbed back further. Lift the table by the top rather than by a leg, lift chairs by the seat, and keep the pieces apart from one another when the scene is stored.