National 2027

Sales room

Regency North, the north half of the Regency Ballroom. Open Thursday 2–5 pm, Friday 12:30–5 pm, and Saturday 12:30–5 pm (public day). Dealers set up Wednesday 8 am–6 pm and Thursday 7–11:30 am; take-down is Sunday at 9 am.

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Hover or tap a table. Thick outlines are two-table booths; the yellow dot marks dealers who need power; the small dot is the dealer's side of the table.

How the room was laid out

The layout is generated, not hand-drawn. Each dealer's application supplies their table request, product mix, and whether they need power; the Sales Room Chair adds who should sit together, who should not, and who needs a wall, a corner, or an end of row. A solver then places all 48 dealers at once and reports what it couldn't honor.

59table slots at 75×62 ft (3 islands, perpendicular)
58tables assigned, 1 reserved for the committee
10second tables granted of 22 requested
0placement conflicts remaining
2power drops needed on islands (each is a hotel charge)
Second-table requests the room couldn't fit (12)

Granted in order: “really need” first, then returning national dealers, then “would like.” Still waiting: Ember Lane Lighting (like); Brass Tack Hardware (like); Mossy Stone Landscapes (like); Tin Teacup Tableware (need); Sawdust & Sunlight (like); Hummingbird Haberdashery (need); Quarter Inch Cottage (like); Bramblewood Bakery (like); Old Glory Signs & Tin (like); Willowbend Wicker (like); Penny Farthing Vintage (like); Foxglove Apothecary (need).

Dealer listing

In table order, as it would appear in the program. Business names are placeholders.

TableDealerSpecialtyAbout
1Saltmarsh Glassworks
Deborah Whitaker & Karen Bennett, Savannah, GA
Porcelain/Glassware/CeramicLampworked glass: wine goblets, decanters, apothecary jars, aquariums, and hurricane shades for lamps.
2Gilded Thimble Fine Art
Deborah Jessup, Charleston, SC
Fine ArtOriginal oils and watercolors in hand-gilded frames, portrait miniatures on ivorine, and sketchbooks with real painted pages.
3Mossy Stone Landscapes
Ann Underwood, Knoxville, TN
Flowers/PlantsGarden and campsite scenery: stone paths, fire rings, trees, shrubs, ponds, and canvas tents with landscaped bases.
4Wren Hollow Pottery
Barbara Kowalski & Alan Ingram, Lexington, KY
Porcelain/Glassware/CeramicWheel-thrown stoneware and glazed porcelain for the miniature kitchen and garden: crocks, pitchers, teapots, and planters in 1" and 1/2" scale.
5Fernbrook Florals
Margaret Brandt, Bloomington, IN
Flowers/PlantsCold-porcelain roses, peonies, wildflowers, and bridal bouquets; flower-shop fittings and greenhouse plants.
6Marigold Dolls
Donna Lindqvist, Chattanooga, TN
DollsPorcelain and resin dolls dressed in hand-sewn period clothing, plus doll kits, wigs, and shoes. Children, campers, and shopkeepers.
7Hummingbird Haberdashery
Cheryl Holloway, Raleigh, NC
AccessoriesDressmaker and milliner displays: gowns on forms, hat stands, ribbon spools, and fabric bolts for the shop scene.
8, 9Silverthorn Minis
Nancy Alder, Indianapolis, IN
Gold/SilverSterling silver and gold-plated tableware: tea services, candlesticks, trays, and jewelry boxes, cast from original hand-carved masters.
10The Half Scale Haberdashery
Teresa Castellano & Sharon Ellison, Louisville, KY
AccessoriesEverything for the 1/2" scale house: hats, parasols, luggage, umbrella stands, and dressing-table sets. A little bit of everything, all in half scale.
11Seaglass Studio
Diane Farrow, Portland, ME
Fine ArtStained-glass windows, mosaics, and glass art panels sized for dollhouse windows and doors.
12Velvet Hare Upholstery
Robert Yates & Sharon Dempsey, Richmond, VA
FurnitureUpholstered chairs, settees, and chaises in silk and velvet, with hand-tufting and carved frames. Reupholstery of your pieces on site.
13Threepenny Market
Karen Kowalski & Robert Jessup, Owensboro, KY
General MerchandiseGrocery and market stock: canned goods, produce crates, scales, cash registers, and shop counters by the dozen.
14Meadowlark Fine Art
Thomas Holloway, Boulder, CO
Fine ArtLandscape and botanical paintings, framed prints, easels, and artist's-studio accessories including paint boxes and palettes.
15Cobblestone Bath & Plumbing
Patricia Ramsey, Rochester, NY
AccessoriesClaw-foot tubs, pedestal sinks, working-look taps, towels, and apothecary cabinets; vintage bathroom sets complete.
16, 17Lantern Row Lighting
Dennis Okafor, Fort Wayne, IN
Lighting/ElectricalBattery and 12V lighting for every room, camp lanterns, string lights for outdoor scenes, and custom fixtures from your drawings.
18, 19Ironwood Forge
Cheryl Thibodeaux, Chillicothe, OH
AccessoriesBlacksmithed iron: fireplace tools, bed frames, garden gates, camp tripods, and lanterns, hand-forged from real iron and brass.
20Bramblewood Bakery
Paul Bennett, Lexington, KY
FoodBreads, pastries, market stalls, and holiday feasts in polymer clay, with bakery cases and café tables to display them.
21Juniper Porcelain Studio
Patricia Underwood, Grand Rapids, MI
Porcelain/Glassware/CeramicHand-painted porcelain dinner sets, vases, and figurines fired in a home kiln, from Blue Willow to modern florals.
22Whistlestop Toy Works
Ann Kowalski & Martha Alder, Peoria, IL
AccessoriesTin-toy style trains, rocking horses, teddy bears, and nursery accessories; vintage shop displays in 1" and 1/2" scale.
23Quarter Inch Cottage
Sandra Zimmer & David Mercer, Milwaukee, WI
Houses/StructuresEverything 1/4" scale: cottages, furniture, and accessories by a studio that works only in quarter and micro scales.
24, 25Hearth & Hob Kitchens
Paul Garza, Madison, WI
FurnitureCountry kitchens and sculleries: dressers, Hoosier cabinets, farm tables, and cast-resin ranges, painted and aged by hand.
26Tiny Table Confections
Carol Jessup, Cincinnati, OH
FoodPolymer clay bakery and dessert boards: layered cakes, pies, bread baskets, and campfire s'mores spreads. Each piece hand-sculpted and sealed.
27Old Glory Signs & Tin
Martha Ingram, Springfield, IL
AccessoriesPrinted tin signs, enamel advertising, general-store fittings, crates, barrels, and feed sacks.
28Starling & Finch Furniture
Evelyn Sorensen, Minneapolis, MN
FurnitureMid-century and Scandinavian furniture in teak and birch: credenzas, lounge chairs, and dining sets for the modern mini house.
29Luna Micro Minis
Joan Kowalski, San Diego, CA
OtherMicro-scale (1/144) houses, furniture, and accessories, plus 1/4" dollhouse furniture for the dollhouse's dollhouse.
31Caravan Supply Co.
Joan Garza, Omaha, NE
SuppliesTools, glues, paints, basswood, printed papers, and a canvas tent kit designed for this convention.
32, 33Honeycomb Pantry
Linda Holloway, Madison, IN
FoodJars of preserves, honey, pickles, and spice racks; pantry shelving and canning scenes.
34Foxglove Apothecary
Cheryl Zimmer, Burlington, VT
AccessoriesApothecary jars, labeled bottles, pharmacy cabinets, and herbalist's workrooms.
35Ember Lane Lighting
Judith Nakamura & Janet Farrow, Dayton, OH
Lighting/ElectricalWorking chandeliers, sconces, and oil-style lamps in 1" and 1/2" scale, plus LED conversion kits, transformers, and tape-wire supplies. Bring your wiring questions.
36, 37Little Loom Weavers
Linda Pruitt & Alan Ramsey, Berea, KY
AccessoriesHand-loomed blankets, camp throws, and woven baskets; weaving kits and fibers for miniaturists.
38Pinecone & Twine
Thomas Ingram, Traverse City, MI
General MerchandiseCamp and cabin goods: canoes, fishing gear, coolers, folding chairs, and rustic décor for campsite scenes.
39Brass Tack Hardware
Nancy Thibodeaux, Pittsburgh, PA
SuppliesWorking hinges, knobs, escutcheons, and door hardware; brass tubing, stock wood, and the tools to use them. The supply table for builders.
40Thimble & Thistle Furnishings
Paul Calloway, Asheville, NC
FurnitureHand-built 1" scale case furniture in cherry and walnut: highboys, secretaries, and Windsor chairs with hand-turned spindles. Period-correct hardware, hand-rubbed finishes.
41Needle's Eye Textiles
David Underwood, Lancaster, PA
AccessoriesHand-woven rugs, quilts, bedding, and upholstery fabrics printed to scale. Custom cushions and bed dressings while you wait.
42, 43Paper Birch Books
Cheryl Vance & Nancy Lindqvist, Ann Arbor, MI
AccessoriesLeather-bound books with printed pages, maps, newspapers, stationery sets, and desk ephemera in 1", 1/2", and 1/4" scale.
44Penny Farthing Vintage
Carol Thibodeaux, Dayton, OH
General MerchandiseAntique-style bicycles, trunks, phonographs, radios, and estate-sale curiosities.
45Copperpot Cookware
Alan Lindqvist, St. Louis, MO
AccessoriesCopper pots, enamelware, cast-iron skillets, camp kettles, and tin cups in 1" and 1/2" scale, plus pantry goods to fill them.
46Petal & Moss
Ann Okafor & Deborah Pruitt, Columbus, OH
Flowers/PlantsPaper and silk florals, potted plants, and hanging baskets. Window boxes and flower carts made to order at the show.
47Cinder & Sage Candles
Thomas Quintana, Carmel, IN
AccessoriesBeeswax tapers, candle sconces, votives, and faux-flame LED candles; campfire and lantern vignettes.
48, 49Moonbeam Nursery
Katherine Ellison, Des Moines, IA
DollsBaby and toddler dolls with jointed limbs, cradles, layettes, and nursery furnishings; custom dolls from photos.
50Tin Teacup Tableware
Gloria Ellison, Toledo, OH
AccessoriesPewter, tin, and enamel tableware, camp mess kits, picnic baskets, and lunch pails. Rustic and well used.
51Willowbend Wicker
Ruth Farrow, Sarasota, FL
FurnitureHand-woven wicker and rattan: porch sets, baby buggies, picnic hampers, and outdoor lounge furniture.
52Clockwork Lane
Judith Nakamura & Linda Jessup, Grand Haven, MI
AccessoriesWorking clocks, music boxes, scientific instruments, and curiosities for studies and shops.
53Dovetail Joinery
Susan Jessup, Lancaster, PA
FurnitureShaker and Arts & Crafts furniture with real dovetails and working drawers; built-ins and staircases cut to your plans.
54, 55Kestrel Wood Turning
Ruth Castellano, Asheville, NC
FurnitureTurned bowls, candlesticks, spindle beds, and treen; demonstrations of micro-turning on a Saturday lathe.
56Harlow Lamp & Shade
Deborah Kowalski, Chicago, IL
Lighting/ElectricalTable and floor lamps with hand-made silk and parchment shades, Tiffany-style glass, and camp lanterns that really light.
57Sawdust & Sunlight
David Vance, Evansville, IN
Houses/StructuresRoom boxes, shop fronts, garden sheds, and yurts in kit or finished form; display cases and lighting-ready bases.
58, 59Oakleaf Dollhouses
Joan Pruitt & David Ellison, Nashville, TN
Houses/StructuresLaser-cut dollhouse kits and finished shells in 1" and 1/2" scale, from farmhouses to rustic cabins. Custom builds by commission.

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