Eight piece puzzle that looks like a golf ball on a tee...A bits & pieces reproduction of a nice Rocky Chiaro puzzlebuyer is responsible for all shipping expenses and money transfer fees (including paypal) if applicable

Six piece puzzle that won a design competition award at IPP23 in Chicago.This is the Bits & Pieces reproductionbuyer is responsible for all shipping expenses and money transfer fees (including paypal) if applicable

Here's an IPP 26 exchange puzzle from Boston. I have no idea who the designer or craftsman is. These pieces were inside an unopened ziplock bag. No guarantees, but it looks interesting.

4-piece packing puzzle

8 copies of the same unusual shape assembles to make cubes and other shapes.buyer is responsible for all shipping expenses and money transfer fees (including paypal) if applicable

A nice copy of the venerable "parcel Post" puzzle crafted by John Devost. Parcel post is a difficult packing puzzle. The goal of the puzzle is to pack the 18 solid walnut pieces into the mahogany tray. Althought there are at least two known solutions, this is not an easy task, and will keep even the most skilled puzzler busy for some time. Shipping cost will be calculated after the end of the auction. Winning bidder will pay the actual postage amount plus $3 for the first item and $...

Cube The Square, designed by Trevor Wood and crafted by Walter Hoppe. The eight octominoes make a square and a cube. Both solutions are unique. Eight pieces plus the tray, crafted in cherry wood.

A Drive Down Lombard Street, 2009 Exchange puzzle at IPP29. A very well-made puzzle from Brian Young of Mr. Puzzle, the object is to guide a marble through a maze that has sliding pieces moved by gravity (tilting the box) which make up the marble's path. Not only do you have to pay attention to the ball falling down into the lower level (thus making you start over), but you have to slide the bits around to give the ball an erratic path toward the goal. Fun, but one more puzzle that I have to giv...

from cubicdissection.com:This is a fantastic puzzle design. I wish I had made more copies of it! With a staggering 10,800 solutions and only 4 constructable, it is decievingly difficult to solve...it's easy to get all but one piece together, but that last piece is the trick! It is a very fun puzzle to solve and displays very nicely because of the interesting joinery on the edges. Crafting this puzzle was a challenge, which is why the price is a bit higher then I would like. However, I thi...

pieces make either 3x3x3 cube + 4x4x4 cube + 5x5x5 cube, or they all assemble to make a 6x6x6 cubecomes with plastic box which has tears in in.buyer is responsible for all shipping expenses and money transfer fees (including paypal) if applicable

this very easy puzzle is more a work of art. cut from a single piece of wood (at least the ball was), it disassembles into 8 pieces plus the cup. very nicely madebuyer is responsible for all shipping expenses and money transfer fees (including paypal) if applicable

Beautifully made of Walnut and Zebrawood, this puzzle isn't very difficult but sure looks stunning. Made by Interlocking Puzzles. Thanks to Derek for the correct information! Shipping cost will be calculated after the end of the auction. Winning bidder will pay the actual postage amount plus $3 for the first item and $1 for each additional item to pay for packaging costs. Please add 3.5% for paypal payment.

This is one of William Waite's puzzles, out of production, called Puzzling Zoo. As you can see, it's a nicely done laser-cut version of a nine-tile edge-matching puzzle with little wooden animals to hold together each edge. Defect; there's a very tiny dimple (size of a pen tip) on one side of one of the tiles. The puzzle measures 6" on a side, 3/16" thick stock.

Dreiecksbeziehungen tray puzzle - triangle packing. This gives you 9 little triangles, which you can pack into a 3-triangle square hole, 4 triangle hole, and so on up to 9 triangles in a larger square hole. Interesting puzzle.

The Flower; edge matching, make-a-continuous-chain-loop of sum-7's. Nice wooden pieces in a bag, designed by Jeremiah Farrell, laser cut by Walter Hoppe. An exchange puzzle from IPP 29.

Pack In 2 has a set of 7 oddly cut pieces that can pack into two different plastic containers. It's an IPP29 exchange puzzle designed by Mr. Fu-Kuo Ju.

Packuliar has 4 pieces which pack into the box. It's fairly difficult; a rotation is available, but without it, it's a level 7 puzzle (if I remember right). Even with the rotation, it's not easy to figure out, but it isn't insurmountable and is fun to play with. Eric made 26 copies of this out of maple, bocote, wenge, purpleheart and paduak.

Trickerboard - arrange all the pieces so that edges do NOT match. Designed by Rob Hegge. I'm guessing it was cut by Walter Hoppe, but it doesn't say on the puzzle.

DiskFits asks you to arrange the pieces in the tray so that they create 1 or more symmetrical configurations. This was an exchange puzzle produced for the 2009 IPP.

Self-Referential Panels by Harshbarger and Huang. "Arrange the 9 tiles in a 3x3 layout such that each tile describes the 9 colors in its position on the other tiles." The instructions are a bit more involved, with examples, but that's the basic idea; each tile has color-information that relates to its position relative to the other 9 tiles in the grid. This is one of the stranger puzzles I ran into at IPP. Nicely made from solid plastics, with a plastic layout sheet.