Not suitable for children under 36 months
Game Reviews
Marks are out of 10
I remember having this game as a child, sixty years ago, though not such a well constructed example as this splended version. When I saw this one I was determined to get one for my grandson for his birthday in December. His younger brother has just received A Dalek mask …
Bagatelle
Like pinball? You’ll love Bagatelle!
A beautiful reproduction of a late 19th century board, handmade in Devon, England with traditional brass nails and a spring-loaded plunger. Often believed to be the forerunner to the modern pinball game, Bagatelle means ‘a small thing’ or ‘a trifle’ in French. The name is thought to have originated from a famous gambling den owned by Louis XIV’s brother. This nostalgic family game is made with a mahogany veneer and is approximately 76cm tall and 38cm wide
Box contains:
- wooden board
- 12 steel balls
- full instructions
