Childrens Play Kitchen

Made in Maine

This little cupboard/oven combo will win any child's heart over in their own little world. With ample space to do cooking, baking and clean up tasks your child will be learning about the real art of cooking. The integrated hutch with two shelves will be ideal for displayi...

Made in Maine

This little kitchen set will give the little one plenty of space to the left of the sink for drying dishes or doing any "food prep" that needs to be done. The cabinet compartment has a divided cupboard as well as a signature oven door. Handmade in Maine and finished with all-natural "el...

Made In Maine

A beautiful companion to any of our kitchen sets is Jacob's Icebox has a three-shelf refrigerator compartment as well as a single-shelf freezer. When kitchen play is over, it doubles as a handy place for storage of all kinds of toys. Handmade in Maine and finished with all-nat...

*Catalog # W-2103 THE PUZZLE-MAN TOYS Our Play Kitchen Cupboard - Standard unit is Red with Yellow Knobs on the doors, and is built with durability in mind, which translates into many children using it at a time, over and over. This Play Kitchen Cupboard - Standard u...

*Catalog # W-2104

*Catalog # W-2102

Catalog # W-2105 THE PUZZLE-MAN TOYS Our Play Kitchen Microwave is what every small child needs. If you were to ask any adult, we would say we could not get along with out it. It is built with durability in mind, which translates into many children using it at a time, over and over. This&nbs...

*Catalog # W-2101 THE PUZZLE-MAN TOYS The Play Kitchen Refrigerator was the second piece of Wooden Play Furniture we developed. But, I must say, it took my daughter 3-1/2 years to get me to make it. She gave me a note she wrote by herself, on Fathers Day 1975, asking for the refrigerator plus other ki...

*Catalog # W-2100 THE PUZZLE-MAN TOYS The Play Kitchen Stove was the first piece of Wooden Play Furniture I designed and built. It happened one Christmas in the year 1974. My daughter, age 4-1/2 , wanted many items for Christmas that I could not afford. Finally, I got the idea for the stove (3) days b...