Antique and Vintage 1910s English Oak and Brass Cribbage & Cards Box
$1,085
Geoffrey Parker Leather Liar Dice Set
$1,305
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Established in 1958, third-generation family business Geoffrey Parker still makes every piece by hand. This liar dice set has six cups, hand-bound in the brand’s distinctive Dauphin calf leather and lined with black suede with a gilt knob on the lid. Each cup contains five drilled dice. Colours exclusive to ABASK.
Product ID: 2201607007
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Established in 1958, third-generation family business Geoffrey Parker still makes every piece by hand. This liar dice set has six cups, hand-bound in the brand’s distinctive Dauphin calf leather and lined with black suede with a gilt knob on the lid. Each cup contains five drilled dice. Colours exclusive to ABASK.
Product ID: 2201607007
View more from: Geoffrey Parker / Cards & dice
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Meet the Maker:
Geoffrey Parker
In 1961, Geoffrey Parker created his first leather backgammon set — an unassuming piece that paved the way within the leatherwork industry. Still handmade in the founder’s Wimbish farmhouse, Max and Elliot Parker continue to develop the brand’s collection of design-led board games and pay homage to heritage craft.