This is the clive cube by Simon Nightingale.This version of this puzzle is a part of the "Fabbri Collection".Here the description and the solution : http://collection.cassetete.free.fr/1_bois/cube_sequentiel/cube_sequentiel.htmI waxed the puzzle for a better finish.Description and solution provided in FrenchBuyer pays for the shipping and the Paypal fees.I will recalculate the shipping cost if the same winner wins several items.

Eric's Description: I recieved a copy of this puzzle this year at IPP in Finland as an exchange gift from Mr. Iwasawa. I did not have time to solve it until I got home, but what a pleasant surprise it was! The goal of the puzzle is to fit the six angled pieces as well as the two cubes into the box. The shape is easily assembled outside the box, but when you attempt to insert them, you're in for more of a challange. The solution is elegant and entertaining. Once solved, removing the pieces become...

Stewart Coffin's Scrambled Scorpius made by Bart Buie in canarywood..

Stewart Coffin's Peanut puzzle (STC 67) made of 6 different exotic hardwoods. The woods are Canarywood, Black and White Ebony, Tulipwood, Cocobolo, Yellowheart, and Chakte Viga. The six polyhedral pieces fit together many ways to construct various shapes shown in the instruction sheet. Puzzle is signed by me in the interior. Buyer is expected to pay the Paypal fees if the buyer choses to use Paypal as the payment method.

The puzzle contains of four pieces

Stewart Coffin's well known Rosebud Puzzle (STC #39), made of Narra and Macassar Ebony, with a lacquer and wax finish. Two kinds of pieces, 3 of each must be manipulated in coordinate motion to assemble/disassemble the puzzle. An assembly jig (not photographed) is also included with this auction.Signed on the inside of the puzzle by me.Buyer will be expected to pay the PayPal fees if PayPal is the expected payment method.

TriGears is an IPP29 Exchange puzzle.TriGears was offered for a short time at the TwistyStore.com website. The original announcement is below.TriGears represents a design collaboration between Bram Cohen and Oskar van Deventer. Three gears meet with teeth meshed at 120 degree angles. The teeth on the gears are designed with varying thickness and spacing. Can you place them all on the holder so that they spin freely? There’s only one solution! All other configurations cause the gears to event...

Stewart Coffin's Four Corners Puzzle (STC #6), made of Canarywood, Yellowheart, Chakte Viga, and Peruvian Walnut. Centers made from Yellowheart. Each puzzle piece consists of a six sided center block and with a prism block attached to each end. The prism blocks are in four contrasting fancy woods, combined in all 6 possible permutations. Different coloring patterns are possible in the assembled puzzle. Signed on the inside of the puzzle by me.Buyer will be expected to pay the PayPal fees if the ...

8 unique pieces pack to form a cube. This puzzle is mentioned in Stewart Coffin's book: The Puzzling World of Polyhedral Dissections, page 162.

Eric's Description: This puzzle was Henry Strout's exchange puzzle at IPP 29 in San Francisco. I enjoyed solving it a lot, and decided to make a run of them. To solve the puzzle, all the pieces must be put in the box. Easy enough, except for two things. One, they must all go thorugh the 1x2 slot in the side, making the order of insertion quite important. Two, the yellowheart piece is stuck inside the box, so you have to plan a...

A Tamas Vanyo puzzle made by Brian Menold from bloodwood and holly.

Knobbly BoxIPP 32 exchange puzzleObjective: Combine the six unique pieces to form a seemingly impossible object.Payment can also be made by check or postal money order . If paying via check or postal money order please contact me.Buyer pays paypal fees if paying via paypal. ---*For International shipping, please contact me so I may give you a quote on shipping to your respected country. Please contact me before paying.

Stewart Coffin's Four Corners Puzzle (STC #6), made of Ebony, Curly Maple, Black and White Spotted Ebony, and Spalted Tamarind. Centers made from Ziricote. Each puzzle piece consists of a six sided center block and with a prism block attached to each end. The prism blocks are in four contrasting fancy woods, combined in all 6 possible permutations. Different coloring patterns are possible in the assembled puzzle. The B&W 'Spotted' Ebony is from a one of kind board that I have very rarely...

Six piece typical diagonal burr with the final shape creating a beautiful cube. Well known Stewart Coffin design.I made a handful of these for friends and family over the Summer and had this one left over. Great for someone who wants an inexpensive copy of a great puzzle just to actually play with. The pieces are not perfect like a Lee Krasnow or a Peterson work, so you can get some hints as some fit slightly better in certain orientations but the errors are very small so you'd have to look f...

Three pieces from Stephen Chin (Chinnomotto): Chinnyhedron - Chinny's take on Coffin's Pennyhedron, Chinnyhedron Ball - similar but spherical and a ten piece icosahedron, co-ordinate motion puzzle which I think may be known as "Spinny-Chinny" as if you spin it the pieces fly in all directions! All made from sustainable Australian woods.On Oct. 03, 2016 16:20:25, the following description has been added:Forgot to mention a scuff on one face of the Ball Chinny.

Eric's Description: Another one by Goh Put Khiam, Fusion is the successor of RetroFit. As you would expect from how tricky RetroFit was, Fusion takes it to another level. The goal, to fit the five polyominoes into the partially covered tray, is MUCH trickier than it looks. Here is what Goh has to say about it: This is a redesign of my Crossroad puzzle. In that puzzle, the pieces are complex and the cover of the box requires eight protruding tabs. This has been greatly simplified in this design w...

I will combine shipping costShipping cost < 500 gramm is 6.20 Euro

This is a great looking version of the “Singmaster Packing Puzzle" twenty-five-piece packing puzzle made from American Walnut. If you haven’t experienced this yet, why not? It was originally designed by David Singmaster in 1970.The objective? Simply pack the twenty-five identical shaped pieces into the box. It is beautifully made with some nice slip feathers on the side and a sliding lid.Shipping cost will be calculated after the end of the auction. Winning bidder will pay the actual postage...

Brass Ball designed and made by Dmitry Pevnitskey is a very nice 4 piece co-ordinate motion puzzle, not too difficult to take apart but very challenging to put back together. Overall in good working condition. Rare and hard to find puzzle. Many co-ordinate motion puzzles are made of wood but this gem is constructed out of brass.

This sequential movement puzzle box is the improved version of the one entered in the IPP 29 Design competition in San Francisco.The Improved Pagoda is a much better puzzle in as much as it covers up "clues" that gave the solver "a big hint" on how to open it. Each box comes with a solution diagram, and is "signed" by Makishi.Here are some particulars about the box:Limited Edition of 40.Number of moves to open: 16Designers: Matthew Dawson & MakishiMaker: Yasutoshi MakishiWoods: Red Oak, Waln...