The 2 9/16" tall overstuffed square backed club chair is seen here in a more difficult to find color of pink with red base.

Renwal produced the chair from 1946-1955. This chair is from early production with no bottom support.

Accessories sold separately.

Renwal produced the five legged sofa #78 from 1946-1955. This sofa was produced after 1948 as it has a support added, probably to reduce the tendency to warp.The sofa is 5 1/16" long.

Accessories sold separately.

The channel back barrel chair #77 is seen here in blue with a red base. Produced by Renwal from 1946-1955 This chair was produced before 1948 when a support was added to reduce warping.

Renwal called this color of barrel chair turquoise. As you can see from the photo the actual color varied widely from one run to the next.

I cannot guarantee color at the sale price.

These chairs were produced after 1948 as all have the added support. The chairs stand 2 5/8" tall

Renwal 3" tall floor lamp seen here in metallic bronze. The table lamp was produced from 1946-1955, the bronze coloration is not common.

The popular Renwal rocking chair was produced in woodtone Vitex only in 1955 making it a very difficult piece to find.
2 5/8" tall.

This cream colored chair with red base was produced before 1950 as it has no support in the base. The chair is 2 9/16" high.

In 1954-55 the large pieces of Renwal received a painted treatment, this turquoise barrel chair with woodtone base has floral decorations on the seat and back. the chair is 2 5/8" high

The Renwal radio phonograph stands 2 1/4" high and is detailed down to simulated tubes in the upper interior and a speaker in the lower portion.
The phonograph slides on tabs which are often found broken.

Low 1 1/2" tall, 3 3/4" wide side table for display or serving.

The serving cart was part of the early dining room set 1922-1925. The piece is also used in the living room as a tea cart.
This cart is in excellent condition with minimal edge wear to the paint.

This serving cart or tea cart was produced by Dowst in 1922-1925.
This cart has rough factory paint on the tray and a dark spot where something sat on it. Minimal paint wear.
Suitable for smaller scales the cart is 1 3/4" long, including the handle.