Wooden Pretend Tea Party Set

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Pour, stir and serve a tea party for teddies and friends.

This wooden tea set has everything for a proper afternoon tea: a teapot with lid, two cups and saucers, a honey pot and a tray of sweet treats. Children practise pouring, serving and taking turns as they play, and the soft colours look lovely on a play kitchen shelf.

Key Features

  • Teapot with a removable lid, 2 cups and 3 saucers
  • Honey pot with lid, a honey dipper and 2 little spoons
  • Wooden swiss roll, blueberries and leaf treats
  • Scalloped wooden serving tray with carry handles
  • Smooth wood finished with water-based paint
  • Choose a blue or a red teapot

Perfect For

  • Play kitchens and pretend cafes
  • Tea parties with dolls and teddies
  • Sharing play with siblings and friends
  • A birthday gift for ages 3 and up

Specifications

  • Material: Wood, water-based paint
  • Dimensions: Tray 22 x 16.2 cm (8.7 x 6.4 in), teapot 10.3 x 8.4 cm (4.1 x 3.3 in)
  • Recommended Age: 3 years +
  • Includes: 1 x teapot with lid, 2 x cups, 3 x saucers, 1 x honey pot with lid, 1 x honey dipper, 2 x spoons, 3 x wooden treats, 1 x tray

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. Adult supervision required during play.

  • Shipping: Free worldwide shipping on every order. Most orders arrive within 10 to 20 days.

Returns: 15 days to return unused toys in their original packaging. Damaged or faulty items are replaced or refunded. Read our returns policy.

Wooden pretend tea set pieces laid out flat

Wooden Pretend Tea Party Set

What parents say

  • 5 stars: 42 (93%)
  • 4 stars: 3 (7%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
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Christopher Young
Saucers for dinosaurs

Our dinosaur collection has developed excellent table manners.

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Anthony Morgan
Serving with pride

She beams whenever we compliment her table arrangement.

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Jennifer Garcia
Spoon selection

My son offers guests a spoon with impressive seriousness.

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Rachel Ward
Little wooden details

I keep noticing sweet touches in the food pieces.

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Megan White
Saucer arrangement

She enjoys setting everything out as much as pretending.

A
Aaron Brooks
Polite little server

Hearing him ask whether I'd like honey is adorable.

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Logan Carter
Teapot storytelling

Our teapot apparently belongs to a very fancy bear.

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Anthony Hall
Breakfast restaurant

We use the roll for make-believe morning orders too.

A
Amanda Rivera
Keep pieces together

The berries and spoons can disappear among other kitchen toys.

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Samuel Anderson
Smaller tea service

Charming set, though extra guests need to share the cups.

L
Lauren Carter
Two-person tea

A sweet activity for my daughter and me after preschool.

A
Amanda Ward
Blueberry orders

The pretend berries have become the most expensive menu item.

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Jessica Allen
Leaf makes a difference

The little garnish gives my detail-loving child something extra.

J
Jason Reed
Tea shop owner

He made a sign and announced opening hours.

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Sarah Turner
Tray presentation

My preschooler carefully carries the entire afternoon tea service over.

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Danielle Moore
Two cups, many guests

The stuffed animals take turns with remarkable patience.

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Brittany Clark
Dollhouse café expansion

Our dolls now operate a much larger tea business.

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Robert Miller
Pretend honey drizzle

Such a specific little action, and she loves copying it.

M
Megan Scott
Nice gift presentation

The complete tray looks charming arranged before wrapping.

A
Aaron Williams
Roll for the rabbit

Our stuffed bunny gets served first, without exception.

M
Melissa Scott
Honey dipper twirls

She imitates the way I serve honey at breakfast.

J
Justin Bell
Cupboard café

We cleared a low shelf specifically for this set.

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Kayla Rogers
Wooden kitchen match

Looks lovely alongside the pretend stove we already own.

M
Michelle Walker
After-school hospitality

My kindergartner welcomes everyone home with pretend refreshments.

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Alexandra Ramirez
Tea party tickets

My daughter now charges one drawn flower for admission.

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Jordan Scott
A proper tea scene

The extra serving pieces add charm beyond cups alone.

A
Avery Hernandez
Honey jar fascination

Opening the jar is apparently essential to the ceremony.

A
Avery Stewart
Tray-sized play

Enough detail for imaginative scenes without a huge setup.

D
David Stewart
Cup and conversation

We make up stories about whoever is visiting the café.

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Taylor Allen
Red pot charm

The red teapot gives our play shelf a cheerful accent.

J
Jennifer Hall
Honey service

The tiny honey dipper is the favorite piece in our house.

J
Justin Mitchell
Tiny lunch break

The teddy bears stop here between their imaginary errands.

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Anthony White
Wood needs care

We keep this for dry pretend play and wipe it carefully.

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John Anderson
Leaf garnish

She insists every serving needs the little decorative leaf.

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Matthew Rivera
Pretend pours only

We've had lovely imaginary tea parties with the wooden pieces.