Renzo Romagnoli Leather Medium Poker Set
£680
Geoffrey Parker Leather Poker Set
£3,565
Other colours
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When the next poker night beckons, look to Geoffrey Parker for everything you need. This set features clay poker chips, Bee playing cards, blind buttons and a giant dealer button. Each detail, whether it’s the embossment, stitched handle, or bounded Dauphin calf leather, is carried out by hand. When it's not in use, secure the locks and transform it into a travel-friendly attaché case.
Product ID: 2201607018
View more from: Geoffrey Parker / Poker & roulette
Other colours
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When the next poker night beckons, look to Geoffrey Parker for everything you need. This set features clay poker chips, Bee playing cards, blind buttons and a giant dealer button. Each detail, whether it’s the embossment, stitched handle, or bounded Dauphin calf leather, is carried out by hand. When it's not in use, secure the locks and transform it into a travel-friendly attaché case.
Product ID: 2201607018
View more from: Geoffrey Parker / Poker & roulette
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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.