

Maileg, Dining Table Set with 2 Chairs - Mini
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A round table, two metal chairs, and a standing invitation for Sunday supper.
The Miniature Dining Table Set is one of those Maileg pieces that immediately anchors a scene — put it in a room of the Mouse Hole Farmhouse or the House of Miniature and the space stops being empty and starts being a home. The round table has a floral-print top and slender metal legs; the two chairs have gracefully curved backs and arms, the kind of detail that reads as considered even at this scale. The set fits Big Brother and Big Sister Mouse, Mum and Dad Mouse, Bunnies in Size 1 and 2, and the Teddy family — which makes it one of the more versatile furniture pieces in the Maileg range, working across several characters and play setups at once. Metal throughout, designed in Denmark. Additional chairs can be purchased separately.
- Round metal dining table with floral-print top and 2 metal chairs with curved backs
- Table: W12cm x H8cm — fits inside the Mouse Hole Farmhouse and House of Miniature
- Fits Big Brother and Big Sister Mouse, Mum and Dad Mouse, Bunnies Size 1 and 2, and the Teddy family
- Additional chairs available separately
- Ages 3 and up — not suitable for children under 36 months, small parts
Maileg is a Danish design house that has been making quietly magical things since 1999. Their mice, bunnies, bears and accessories are crafted with extraordinary detail — and they are the kind of things that get kept. Passed down. Added to, birthday by birthday.
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