FDMINI Mini Ceramic Goblets – 4 Vintage Storybook Designs Miniature Pedestal Cups for 1:6 Scale Dollhouse, BJD & Blythe Scenes

Four Tiny Goblets, Small Enough to Balance on a Fingertip

Meet the FDMINI Miniature Ceramic Goblet Collection — real glazed porcelain footed cups with a faceted octagonal bowl, a turned stem, and a matching eight-sided base. Each one is hollow and open at the top, so it reads as a true drinking vessel rather than a solid cast prop. The illustrations are printed in the soft, faded palette of an old storybook plate: fine linework, muted sage and dusty rose, the kind of detail that only reveals itself in macro.

Four designs to choose from, each with its own quiet story: Harvest Girl with a bonneted girl carrying a basket through autumn fields, Meadow Friends with two children in straw hats sitting back-to-back in the grass, Sewing Lesson with a mother and daughter at an embroidery frame by the window, and Garden Gate with two figures meeting at a shuttered gateway.

Set them out for a doll's dinner party, line them on an open dresser shelf, pair them with miniature bottles and decanters, or use a single one as a jewel-like accent in a still-life shot.

Why makers & collectors love them

• Made for 1:6 scale – ideal for BJD, Blythe, and 1:6 dollhouse and diorama dining setups.
• Real glazed porcelain, not resin – true weight, gloss, and a crisp turned stem that plastic casting can't reproduce.
• Genuinely hollow – open bowl and clean rim, so it works as a functional-looking vessel in close-up shots.
• 4 designs to choose from – pastoral, family, and garden scenes for any styling mood.
• Endlessly collectable – set all four for a mismatched vintage table, or repeat one for a matching service.
• A charming little gift – lovely for doll collectors, miniature hobbyists, and dollhouse decorators.

Perfect for

Dollhouse dining & kitchen decoration · BJD & Blythe photo props · miniature tea party, banquet & tavern scenes · cottagecore / Victorian / French-country styling · diorama building · content creators & product photography · collectors' shelves.

FAQ 

What designs are available?
There are 4 designs: Harvest Girl, Meadow Friends, Sewing Lesson, and Garden Gate.

Are they sold individually or as a set?
Individually. 

What scale do they fit?
They're sized for 1:6 scale scenes, which suits most BJD, Blythe, and 1:6 dollhouse and diorama dining setups.

What are they made of?
They're real kiln-fired glazed porcelain with a printed illustration — not resin or plastic.

Are they hollow?
Yes — each goblet has an open top and a hollow bowl, so it looks like a real drinking vessel in close-up photography.

Can they hold liquid?
They can hold a small amount, but they are not food safe and are intended for display and photography only. For staged scenes, resin "liquid" fillers are the safer choice.

Do they make a good gift?
They're a charming gift for doll collectors, miniature hobbyists, and dollhouse decorators who love vintage and cottagecore styling.

Miniature ceramic goblets in 4 vintage storybook designs. Octagonal footed porcelain cups sized for 1:6 dollhouse, BJD & Blythe kitchen and dining scenes.

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Handmade Ceramic Disclaimer

Material: Ceramic

Each piece is handcrafted and fired at a high temperature of approximately 1250°C (2282°F). Due to the handmade production process, slight variations and natural handcrafted marks may occur.

1. The glaze may be slightly uneven in some areas, and minor surface indentations or raised spots may be present.
2. High-temperature firing may cause slight changes or deformation in the shape of the piece.
3. The natural clay contains mineral particles, which may appear as tiny specks on the finished surface.

These characteristics are normal and are not considered defects. Please purchase only if you are comfortable with the natural variations of handmade ceramics.

Handcrafted ceramics are difficult to produce and have a relatively low finished-product yield.