Kids have been enjoying miniature tea parties with their friends and dolls for a long time!
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| Queensland tea party, 1900-1910. (State Library of Queensland) |
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| Little girls complete with fancy tea hats in Marlborough, Queensland, Australia, 1900-1910. (State Library of Queensland) |
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| A family tea party in Queensland, Australia, ca. 1918. (State Library of Queensland) |
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| Two girls and two boys have tea on a front lawn, 1918. (UA Archives - Upper Arlington Public Library) |
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| A little girl pouring tea for her doll, 1918, Queensland, Australia. (State Library of Queensland) |
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| Two dressed-up girls at a tea party, ca. 1909. (Library of Congress) |
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| Triplets have a tea party, probably Alberta, Canada, 1950s. (Galt Museum) |
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| A Japanese kids' tea party, 1890-1923. (Library of Congress) |
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| A tea party in Seattle, Washington, 1897. (University of Washington Libraries) |
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| A little girl has tea with three dolls and a Mickey Mouse stuffed animal, 1930s. (State Library of Queensland) |
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| Girls having a tea party with their dolls, ca. 1900. (Library of Congress) |
(via The Passion of Former Days)