Mixed doll kitchen accessories around 1910, unmarked, mostly sheet metal enameled or colored lithographed, consisting of blued Bing doll stove with reliefed wave decoration, two bronzed stove doors, three cooking plates, burner and vent as well as approx. 30 pieces of enamel tableware and kitchen utensils, including pots, kettles, wall brackets with insert, various sets of storage vessels with designation, kerosene jug as well as three jugs and a sausage box made of porcelain, good age-related condition with various traces of use, partly with minimal loss of substance, dimensions stove max. 22.5 x 17 x 25.5 cm, h jug max. 13 cm.

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