Victorian style collectibles, lamps, rugs and mattresses, and much more put up for sale. Garage sales, secondhand stores, auctions, flea markets, antique fairs and charity shops are other fertile grounds to look for good used furniture. Clearance sales and sales of damaged furniture at stores can also be an alternative.
 

If you feel you have found a company that may have what you are looking for it is time to contact them. Once you have contacted your office furniture dealer do not be afraid to ask lots of questions. What manufactures are you a direct dealer for? Do you stock your furniture or is it brought in from an out of town source? How often does your company do large liquidations? What are your delivery charges? US table tops Do you provide CAD or professional floor plan services? Can you provide multiple new and or used options to me? A good office furniture dealer will not have a problem answering all of these questions and will be happy to provide you with all of the info you are looking for. Be sure to contact at least 3 furniture dealers before settling with one or two to work with. On this website, all furniture items are on a 1 inch scale unless the title of the item says otherwise. The most popular scale for both furniture and dollhouses is the 1 inch scale. Dollhouse scales show how many inches of dollhouse furniture correspond to a foot, or 12 inches, of real life furniture. With the 1 inch (1:12) scale, an inch of dollhouse furniture equates to a foot of real furniture. So a 2 inch tall dollhouse coffee table would look like a 2 foot tall coffee table in reality.