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Late 18th / Early 19th century snuff box with amusing rude rebus message for any scroungers. |
OTH-001 |
£90 |
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A 19th Century Maunchline snuff or stamp box with amusing rude rebus message for any scroungers.
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OTH-003 |
£50 |
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Fascinating Amusements for Winter Evenings - FINGER PROBLEM. A very nice booklet and set of cards on Cat's Cradles |
OTH-004 |
sold |
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A crested model of the famous puzzle wall. This is the rare version, almost certainly NOT by Willow Art, with circular Christchurch crest. It shows a clearly embossed inn sign - giving the puzzler a better chance of solving it. A photocopy of the solution included. |
OTH-005 |
£145 |
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Early 20th Century competition puzzle |
OTH-011 |
£40 |
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CONSUL THE EDUCATED MONKEY. This is an ORIGINAL, not a reproduction, lithographed heavy tin. A mechanical multiplication table calculator patented by William Robertson in 1916.. When each of the monkey's feet are moved to point at two numbers, the monkey's hands move to indicate the product. The wrapper is a photocopy.
Apparently Consul was a cigarette smoking star at the turn of the 20th century. He would eat with a knife and fork at a table, ride a little bicycle, and throw things at blond women. |
OTH-013 |
£90 |
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Three very nice miniature PUZZLE BOOKS given away with comics.
each 50 pages. |
OTH-014 |
£60 |
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An old English Milk Bottle advertising with WORD PUZZLE |
OTH-015 |
£3 |
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FINDING THE POLE. An extremely rare polar puzzle from the time of the discovery of the North Pole . c.1910.
The mirror has a crack and chip - It could easily be replaced but does not affect the functionality of the puzzle. The box is a faithful facsimile - so good you would not know if you hadn't been told.
An outstanding and historical puzzle involving perception and dexterity. |
OTH-016 |
£350 |
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LOVELY LEGS
1920s Art Deco bathing beauty on a sunbed cooling herself with a fan as she waves her legs.
German hand painted porcelain nodding figure marked "patented".

Click here for movie |
OTH-017 |
£85 |
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Puzzles below have been sold. |
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FOUR JOLLY BOYS. Very rare puzzle from Lord Robert's workshops for disabled servicemen after the 1914-18 WW1 |
OTH-007 |
sold |
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THE GOLDEN DISK from Myart's series of very unusual puzzles. Complete the disk by placing the pieces over the pins and moving them as the slots allow. |
OTH-008 |
sold |
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THE CARNIVAL from Myart's series of very unusual puzzles. Complete the square placing the pieces over the pins. |
OTH-009 |
sold |
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Seems a pity to split this nice set of Four Generations' puzzles from the 1970s. PLUNGING PEG is an eight peg leveling puzzle. MAGIC MARBLE is a black-hole maze. Tic-Tac Toe is just that. All beautifully made in matching hardwoods. |
OTH-010 |
sold |
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A good boxed set of nine Cantonese porcelain sweetmeat dishes |
OTH-005 |
sold |
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BOOK REST. Beautifully carved and very unusual construction from a single solid plank of wood. |
OTH-012 |
sold |
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