Vintage 1880s English Monogrammed Inlaid Lawn Balls coffee mugs For wee folk construction enthusiasts

For wee folk construction enthusiasts

hand blown glass honey pot in the form of a hive that arrives with a tapered wooden spoon perfect for transferring the sticky sweet honey from the jar

A five inch high pair of hand blown glass everyday candlesticks that may be used with taper or pillar candles (turn upside down) and beneath any William Yeoward hurricane

A two hundred year Old World tradition

Vintage 1880s English Monogrammed Inlaid Lawn Balls coffee mugs For wee folk construction enthusiastsMade of imported lignum vitae wood inlaid with bone, the densest and hardest wood, these 19th century balls were made for lawn bowling, a 13th century sport still played on courts in the United Kingdom. Also known as Bowls or Lawn Bowls, players try to roll their ball closest to a smaller ball. The bowls are heavier on one side so that they turn when being rolled and may be played one on one or in teams.