Front angled view of the wooden noughts and crosses set with five gold-faced crosses and four rings on the engraved grid.

Solitaire Noughts & Crosses

£40.00
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Front angled view of the wooden noughts and crosses set with five gold-faced crosses and four rings on the engraved grid.
  • Front angled view of the wooden noughts and crosses set with five gold-faced crosses and four rings on the engraved grid.
  • Three-quarter view of the noughts and crosses set showing thick playing pieces, wood grain and a notch in the case rim.
  • Front angled view of the solitaire face with reflective silver-toned balls arranged in a cross pattern within the wooden case.
  • Overhead view of gold-toned crosses and rings on the nine-square wooden grid, with finger notches on opposite sides.
  • Three-quarter view of the solitaire set showing silver-toned balls projecting above the wooden panel and the deep case rim.
  • Angled view of the empty noughts and crosses grid seated in the wooden case, with a finger notch at the front.
  • Overhead view of the solitaire board with reflective silver-toned balls in a cross-shaped arrangement against brown wood grain.
  • Angled view of the empty solitaire panel showing circular hollows in a cross pattern and the notched wooden case.
  • Front angled view of the wooden noughts and crosses set with five gold-faced crosses and four rings on the engraved grid.
  • Three-quarter view of the noughts and crosses set showing thick playing pieces, wood grain and a notch in the case rim.
  • Front angled view of the solitaire face with reflective silver-toned balls arranged in a cross pattern within the wooden case.
  • Overhead view of gold-toned crosses and rings on the nine-square wooden grid, with finger notches on opposite sides.
  • Three-quarter view of the solitaire set showing silver-toned balls projecting above the wooden panel and the deep case rim.
  • Angled view of the empty noughts and crosses grid seated in the wooden case, with a finger notch at the front.
  • Overhead view of the solitaire board with reflective silver-toned balls in a cross-shaped arrangement against brown wood grain.
  • Angled view of the empty solitaire panel showing circular hollows in a cross pattern and the notched wooden case.
Solitaire Noughts & Crosses

Solitaire Noughts & Crosses

£40.00

Delivery & lead time

3–5 working days
Description

Solitaire Noughts & Crosses combines two games in a handcrafted mango wood case, with a reversible playing lid and storage beneath. Switch between a solo puzzle and a game for two, then tuck the pieces away. The richly grained brown wood and contrasting metallic details make it an appealing object to leave out between games.
Why You'll Love It
  • Two playing faces offer a choice of solitaire or noughts and crosses.
  • Storage beneath the lid keeps the pieces together between games.
  • Opposing finger notches make the playing panel easy to lift.
  • Chunky crosses and rings give the familiar grid a sculptural quality.
Materials & Finish

Handcrafted in India from mango wood with brass decorative details, the set has a burnished, smoothly polished finish that retains a rustic appearance. Variations in grain and brown tones give the frame and playing panel visual depth. Gold-toned faces contrast with the dark bodies of the crosses and rings, while the solitaire balls have reflective silver-toned surfaces.
Dimensions
  • Width: 15 cm
  • Depth: 15 cm
  • Height: 3.8 cm
  • Weight: 0.592 kg
What's included
  • The set incorporates a storage case and reversible playing lid.
Compatibility
  • Coordinates visually with matching card, poker and domino sets from the same range.
Care & Use
  • Wipe clean using a soft cloth kept dry.
Styling Note

Keep it within reach on a coffee table or beside a favourite armchair, leaving space around the case to lift and turn the lid. Pair with linen upholstery and simple ceramics to let the wood grain and metallic pieces stand out.
Why We Love It

The contrast between the rustic wooden board and the gleaming solitaire balls gives this familiar game its particular charm.