Four ways to explore

Small worlds.
Distinct characters.

Browse four collection themes, from the warmth of carved wood to the ingenious charm of clockwork. Take your time; there is always a little more to notice.

Illustrative still life of carved fox, deer, rabbit and bear toys on a cream display

COLLECTION THEME / 01

Vintage animal toys

A fox’s pointed ears. A deer’s delicate legs. A bear reduced to a few friendly curves. Animal toys turn familiar creatures into small companions, inviting us to notice the character in a silhouette.

A closer look
Look closely at the carved outlines, painted features and small differences that give each animal its expression.

Illustrative arrangement of wooden blocks, a pull-along duck, stacking rings and a rocking horse

COLLECTION THEME / 02

Wooden playthings

Blocks, rocking shapes and pull-along companions celebrate the quiet possibilities of wood. Rounded edges, visible grain and a balanced form can make a simple plaything feel wonderfully considered.

A closer look
Notice the relationship between shape and movement, the exposed grain and the contrast between natural and painted surfaces.

Illustrative miniature explorer scene with a wooden canoe, toy trees, a tent and a small telescope

COLLECTION THEME / 03

Miniature adventures

A little canoe becomes the beginning of a journey. A miniature tree suggests an entire forest. These small scenes leave space for the viewer to imagine the landscape beyond the edge of the display.

A closer look
Look for the changes in scale, tiny accessories and thoughtful details that suggest a story without spelling it out.

Illustrative forest-green tin toy locomotive and brass-toned clockwork bird beside a winding key

COLLECTION THEME / 04

Mechanical collectibles

A winding key is a small invitation to wonder. Mechanical toys bring together an expressive outer shape and the idea of a mechanism inside, making movement part of their charm.

A closer look
Notice the winding key, metal surfaces and playful forms. The website presents still images, not working demonstrations.