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***super_nova***
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on ‎14-10-2013 02:43 PM

My daughter is coming back to Australia for Xmas and they are staying for the summer.  So i am stocking up on some toys.  My 3y.o. granddaughter loves her tea set and so I thought I get her little plastic tea set to play with while she is here, expecting to get one for few dollars.  Instead everything is $50 and more?

 

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/NEW-29-PC-BARBIE-MY-FAB-TEA-PARTY-CHILDRENS-TEA-SET-ENCOURAGE-IMAGINATIVE...

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twinkles**stars
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on ‎14-10-2013 05:22 PM

Master 3 does like the Fisher Price one we have here more so than the others. It's teapot appears to fill and empty.

 

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***super_nova***
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on ‎14-10-2013 07:56 PM

OMG that is so cute!  I almost decided to get the Hello Kitty, I saw this one in a box and did not like it as much, but here it looks gorgeous!

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imastawka
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on ‎14-10-2013 08:14 PM

Has anyone else noticed how many little boys are playing with tea sets?

My grandson is obsessed.  I also bought him demi-tasse coffee cups &

saucers with sep. mini teapot, jug & sugar bowl.   Has a teddy bear tea party

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***super_nova***
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on ‎14-10-2013 08:28 PM

@kennedia_nigricans wrote:

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/carnegie/toys-indoor/nick-jr-dora-the-explorer-porcelatin-tea-set-10-...

I think porcelain is bit too dangerous for 3 years old.  The worst ever cut I had was when I stepped on broken porcelaine dish.

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kennedia_nigricans
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on ‎14-10-2013 08:30 PM

I had a porcelaine set when i was a child. Never broke a piece of it. I think i never broke any of my toys but not all kids are like that.

 

anyway, there are heaps there for about 15 bucks inclusive the shipping.  just buy it on ebay.

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***super_nova***
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on ‎14-10-2013 08:33 PM

Interesting, you can get tea set from UK for much less (all up) than from Australia.  Anyway, I will have a look in couple more op-shops tomorrow and then some B&M shops.

 

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kennedia_nigricans
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on ‎14-10-2013 08:36 PM

i haven't seen one in an op shop, but then i don't look at the toys.

 

good luck.

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