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Gluckskafer is a German family-run business that has been making ethical toys for the last 60 years. Their beautiful wooden toys are all made in Europe using sustainable resources. They also collect and recycle all the waste wood created during the production process and use mainly water-based paint on their toys.
Natural wooden building blocks from Nic-Gluckskafer's range of branchwood toys are sturdy safe and come in cylinders half cylinders discs of variou...
View full detailsWhat a lovely ironing board perfect for early learning centres or home use.L60 x W20x H65cmCover and Wooden Iron available separately
Beautiful children's pot with lid for play or real cooking made of cooking grade stainless steel which can be used on the stove at home.Part of the...
View full detailsA beautiful house both puzzle and construction game affording hours of imaginative play. Gluckskafer's coloured wooden products are protected by no...
View full detailsGluckskafer makes wooden play kitchen pieces, doll house furniture, building blocks and household play items in a simple, natural style. The range supports pretend cooking, small-world and construction play, popular in Waldorf-inspired homes.
Gluckskafer makes wooden pots, pans, cookware and kitchen accessories for pretend cooking, bringing a play kitchen to life. The simple, natural pieces encourage imaginative role-play and pair with any play kitchen for hours of make-believe meals.
Gluckskafer's chunky blocks and play pieces suit toddlers, while doll house furniture and detailed play sets engage preschool and school-age children. Keep small pieces for ages 3 and up, and the open-ended toys are used in new ways as children grow.
Yes — Gluckskafer makes wooden doll house furniture and small household pieces to furnish a house and enrich small-world play. Children arrange rooms and act out family life, building storytelling and fine-motor skills. Check the scale to match your house and figures.
Gluckskafer favours simple, natural wooden designs in the Waldorf tradition — open-ended pieces without fixed themes, so children lead the play. That understated style suits pretend, small-world and building play, and the pieces combine well across the range.
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