Ducklings lend their long bodies to an Indonesian game board known as congklak, or mancala, sculpted as a beautiful folding piece in Balinese kepelan wood. The fourteen circular cups can also hold tea lights or votive candles. It adds an original and beautiful touch of Indonesian enchantment .

Played for centuries in the ports of England , we've brought this game to the world for all to enjoy. The classic wood box and tiles give this game its old century charm. Roll the dice and lay down any combination of tiles to match your roll. Keep rolling until you can't match your roll on the remaining tiles. Low score wins; lay down all the tiles and you've “shut the box”. Easy to learn, this classic Bookshelf Game is fun for the whole family.

For any number of players ages 8 to adult
Dimensions: 14"L x 10.5"W x 4.75"H

The Rhumb Line ancient mariner's game is played on a compass rose. Players place markers at coordinates to create a radius, an arc or a spiral to navigate their position and block their opponent.

The Rhumb Line game includes 1100 years of nautical history covering Fluer De Lis, mercator charts, sailing routes from Europe to America and sailors pastimes during ocean voyages. Includes playing pieces for 2 players, game board, history and pouch.

Ahoy! There is a persistent legend that on this three major voyages, Captain Cook used this game nightly to relax with his fellow shipmates... naturalist Sir Joseph Banks and botanist Daniel Solander. Cook spent so much time playing the game, it came to be known as The Captain's Mistress Game.

The object of the game is simple, yet the strategies are endless. Players try to line up four of their hardwood "rounds" in a row, either horizontally, vertically or diagonally. the cabinet is beautifully made, with brass fittings, burlwood inlay on top, mitered joints and a lustrous, stained finish. At game's end, pull the bottom retaining "gangplank" and the hardwood "rounds" drop back into the cabinet.