Wooden Triangular Cribbage Board
I have no idea how to play Cribbage or how to score Cribbage but I still think this is beautiful. With it’s aged look, wear in all the right places and to the right degree, this piece would work just as nicely as a piece of home (or game cafe) decor! It’s unusual, pleasingly symmetrical and easy to hang! It comes with two rows of holes on each of the three sides (60 on each) and has a lovely inlaid design. On the rear there are three small metal ‘feet’ which lift it slightly off the surface. It is level. It also has a metal lozenge on each side which can be turned, revealing two bored holes-I’ve no idea what those are for! Answers on a postcard…
It’s an equilateral triangle (yes, I did pay attention in Maths!) and each side measures 36 cm. It has a depth of 1 cm approx. and comes with some wear, chips at the corner and green staining to one underside.
I have no idea how to play Cribbage or how to score Cribbage but I still think this is beautiful. With it’s aged look, wear in all the right places and to the right degree, this piece would work just as nicely as a piece of home (or game cafe) decor! It’s unusual, pleasingly symmetrical and easy to hang! It comes with two rows of holes on each of the three sides (60 on each) and has a lovely inlaid design. On the rear there are three small metal ‘feet’ which lift it slightly off the surface. It is level. It also has a metal lozenge on each side which can be turned, revealing two bored holes-I’ve no idea what those are for! Answers on a postcard…
It’s an equilateral triangle (yes, I did pay attention in Maths!) and each side measures 36 cm. It has a depth of 1 cm approx. and comes with some wear, chips at the corner and green staining to one underside.
I have no idea how to play Cribbage or how to score Cribbage but I still think this is beautiful. With it’s aged look, wear in all the right places and to the right degree, this piece would work just as nicely as a piece of home (or game cafe) decor! It’s unusual, pleasingly symmetrical and easy to hang! It comes with two rows of holes on each of the three sides (60 on each) and has a lovely inlaid design. On the rear there are three small metal ‘feet’ which lift it slightly off the surface. It is level. It also has a metal lozenge on each side which can be turned, revealing two bored holes-I’ve no idea what those are for! Answers on a postcard…
It’s an equilateral triangle (yes, I did pay attention in Maths!) and each side measures 36 cm. It has a depth of 1 cm approx. and comes with some wear, chips at the corner and green staining to one underside.