Games collection with Nine Men's Morris, C15th playing cards and dice games from the fifteenth century
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Games collection with Nine Men's Morris, C16th playing cards and dice games from the sixteenth century
£12.00
A game popular from the fourteenth century onwards which pits one fox against a gaggle of geese
£6.00
A game from China, probably introduced to the Royal Court by orientalist Thomas Hyde
£8.00
A blocking game, first recorded in the seventeenth century
£12.00
A game which has stood the test of time - popular from Roman times to the present day
Two tafl games with differing strategies which can be played on the 7 x 7 board
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Oak board with border, fixed with feature rosehead nails
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Bordered version of our larger 9 x 9 "Tablut" variant of tafl
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The 11 x 11 variant of Hnefatafl, recorded in a sixteenth century Welsh manuscript - please note, linen pouch only available
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32 attackers face 16 defenders protecting their king
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Our quarter-sawn oak version of the 19 x 19 variant of the tafl games
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£24.00
The medieval ancestor of draughts
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The medieval ancestor of draughts
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£45.00
An eighteenth century variant of the popular Fox and Geese games
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Based on William Caxton's 1483 The Game and Playe of the Chesse
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Painted oak board with beechwood pieces
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Painted oak board with beechwood pieces
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Wooden 2-row version of the game; PLEASE NOTE ONLY WOODEN PLAYING PIECES AVAILABLE
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Wooden 3-row version of a popular Roman game board; with wooden playing pieces and bone dice
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The earliest style of chess pieces, based on the medieval Indian army
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An interesting chess set which has pieces characteristic of both earlier and later periods
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Unusual set in which the different pieces are distinguished mostly by their height and degree of elaboration
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A typical eighteenth century box backgammon board, with beechwood playing pieces and bone dice
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£28.00
Oak board; PLEASE NOTE ONLY WOODEN PLAYING PIECES AND DICE AVAILABLE
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£16.00
Oak board; PLEASE NOTE ONLY WOODEN PLAYING PIECES AND DICE AVAILABLE
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£14.00
Oak board with ceramic playing pieces
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Large oak board with ceramic playing pieces
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£24.00
Oak board with ceramic playing pieces - please note only linen pouch now available
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£15.00
A fun Elizabethan game still popular in much of Europe
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£10.00
A deceptively simple medieval strategic game which became popular during the Napoleonic Wars
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Oak board with box and yew inlay; bone dice and beechwood playing pieces
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Our standard-sized oak board, with fired clay playing pieces
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£5.00
The ancestor of Noughts and Crosses
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Large oak board, 10" x 10", with ceramic playing pieces
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£20.00
Our standard version, of quarter-sawn oak, with ceramic playing pieces
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A set from the period when true Backgammon first appears
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£14.00
Oak board with ceramic playing pieces
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£0.00
Set features a board based on the Mary Rose find
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From the Ars oratoria, Ars epistolandi, Ars memorativa, published in Venice in 1482
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Based on a gameboard from the Mary Rose
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The first, and simplest, of the Selenus style of chess sets
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Oak board with ceramic playing pieces
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