The most common and the world's most copied model of the Gustavian medallion chair dates from the 1780s. The first 200 chairs were delivered to Dro...

A classic Victorian gazebo or greenhouse is a 19th century English model. The Swedish Kotte Toys products are wooden 1:12 dollhouse construction ki...

This wing chair comes from the Skottsberga manor in Karlshamn (built in 1766), where the atmosphere and interior of the 18th century have been wel...

The Gemla furniture factory was founded in 1855 and these winemaker's chairs began to be manufactured at the beginning of the 20th century. Kotte...

A famous classic, the Thonet chair dates from 1859. Already by 1930, more than 50 million pieces of this chair had been produced! Michael Thonet (...

Old-fashioned peasant sofa with storage box. Kotte Toys chairs are ready-made wooden 1:12 dollhouse building sets, from which you can conjure up th...

The wooden sofa known from Vaahteramäki Eemel's illustrations, according to Astrid Lindgren's illustrator Björn Berg. Kotte Toys chairs are ready-m...

The beautifully-lined folding table is from the middle of the 18th century. The Sörmland museum once bought this model (year 1933) from Nyköping. ...

The clapboard table known from Vaahteramäki Eemel's illustrations is based on the model of Astrid Lindgren's illustrator Björn Berg. The Swedish Ko...

A classic lattice-back model as a building kit. Kotte Toys chairs are ready-made wooden 1:12 dollhouse building sets, from which you can conjure up...

A miniature model of the author Astrid Lindgren's childhood sofa. Kotte Toys chairs are wooden 1:12 dollhouse construction kits, from which you can...

The very first Kotte Toys furniture group was originally launched for children on a slightly larger scale back in 1999. This set is easy to build a...

The Swedish UR surface chair is from 1870. Surface chairs came to Sweden in the 19th century from America, where they had originally spread from E...

The "Little Åland" surface chair designed by Carl Malmsten is the famous designer's most successful model, which has been sold since 1942. Carl Mal...

Bruno Mathssonin (1907-1988) designed the Mina armchair already in the 40s, but its industrial production did not start until 1978, when manufactur...

Selma Lagerlöf was the first female writer to be awarded the Noble Prize for literature (year 1909). The Lyra chairs and sewing table are from her ...

Selma Lagerlöf was the first female writer to be awarded the Noble prize for literature (year 1909). The Lyra chair is from her childhood home, Mċr...

Selma Lagerlöf was the first female writer to be awarded the Noble prize for literature (year 1909). Kotte Toys chairs are ready-made wooden 1:12...

Bruno Mathsson (1907-1988) is one of Sweden's most famous furniture designers. He started his career at the age of 16 in his father's workshop, and...

The model from Sweden's most famous furniture designer was once designed for the Värnamo hospital. Since then, it has become a sought-after collect...

This school desk can be found in the Swedish Sörmland Museum in Nyköping, but its origin and manufacturer are unknown. Kotte Toys products are w...

The folding table from the Kallfors manor from the end of the 18th century was originally made of pine wood and painted gray. The Swedish Kotte T...

A classic clapboard table from the end of the 18th century. The Swedish Kotte Toys products are wooden 1:12 dollhouse construction kits, from which...

A package of six pieces. A chair drawn by Björn Berg, the illustrator of Astrid Lindgren's books, from Eemel's kitchen in Vaahteramäki. Kotte Toy...

A chair drawn by Björn Berg, the illustrator of Astrid Lindgren's books, from Eemel's kitchen in Vaahteramäki. Kotte Toys chairs are ready-made woo...

A miniature model for a dollhouse made after the rocking chair of Finnish Asko and well-known dollhouse enthusiast's grandmother. Kotte Toys chairs...

Originally from Åland, the wooden chair was usually made of beech and painted with light gray oil paint. Kotte Toys chairs are ready-made wooden 1...

In 1899, the architect designed a straight-line chair for workers and ordinary people, but it became popular among architects and social circles. K...

These "Ċngermanlandsbrudarna" bridal cabinet clocks were made in the late 18th century and the first half of the 19th century. The goal was to have...

Jonas Svensson from Härlöv makes old-time peasant chairs in 1:1 scale as new production and this miniature model is made according to his collectio...

The prototype of the chair comes from a manor house called Ulfsta in the Swedish village of Järvsö, and presumably from the 19th century. Kotte Toy...

The classic Klaffi table can also be used next to the wall, with another Klaffi below. Kotte Toys chairs are ready-made wooden 1:12 dollhouse buil...

The Cattelin chair was originally designed by the Swedish Gemla factory for the Cattelin fish restaurant in Stockholm's old town. The manufacturing...

Classic 19th-century Bellman 'antique chairs' and a folding table in the same package. See the drawings on the product card. Kotte Toys furniture...

The classic Bellman antique chair originates from the 19th century and was originally from Nils Johan Asplind's workshop, but it was made by many ...

The Jugend style became popular between 1897 and 1915. A high back and an apple pattern (or rose, etc.) are typical features of Swedish Art Nouveau...

The Jugend style became popular between 1897 and 1915. The legs of the table have the thicker round ends typical of Jugend, and the same series of...

A familiar writing chest from Vaahteramäki's Eemel, with 10 opening drawers and a pull-down writing surface. A 1:12 miniature model for a doll's h...

Selma Lagerlöf was the first female writer to be awarded the Noble prize for literature (1909) This upholstered chair is from the estate Selma bou...