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Furniliar Replicas

Full-size Furniliar Replicas are available for a wide variety of Furniliars, from first-tier Cubby down to more obscure names like Hondana, the Japanese bookshelf furniliar of Lady Arisa of The Sickle (the lady-in-waiting of Lady Ambivilia). All Replicas are fully functional, sturdy, and at least as attractive as their canon counterparts. Prices range from about $50 for small bookshelves and footstools to a few hundred for large pieces.

A hand-crafted Limited Edition set was available for the holiday season in November-December 2000. The prices ranged from $500 for smaller and less popular furniliars like Betty the Breadbox to upwards of $10,000 for a Cubby. Any Limited Edition Furniliar Replica is now worth several times its original price on EBay, with the record going to the last known replica of Abbey the coatrack (Furniliar of Low Elemenstor Rosinquist), which was recently sold for $94,667.

ELotH:TES Magazine regularly runs a feature called "Cabinetry Corner", with simplified instructions on building your own replicas of famous Furniliars. The quality of the resulting pieces depended mostly on the maker's woodworking skills; gewd=more$ lawl.