This Japanese puzzle box was made by the deceased master Okiyama. This is the rarest of the Okiyama mame boxes, and I have never seen one available for sale ANYWHERE in the 7 or so years I have been collecting (although the nested set is another matter). It is in excellent condition.

This Japanese puzzle box was made by the deceased master Okiyama. It comes with the instructions and original box. It is in excellent condition.

Jr Statesman Hawaiian Puzzle Pen Made with 36 puzzle pieces using 10 Hawaiian Woods. The Jr Statesman was designed with the most discriminating pen collector in mind. Manufactured with the highest quality components, the Jr Statesman pen offers a rich 22K gold hand-cast engraved insert on the cap and barrel ends surrounded by brilliant Rhodium plating. The stunning blend of colored inserts and accent band combined with Rhodium plating make a distinctive pen of unrivalled beauty. This very...

made by pelikanan additional variation of design nr. 78 in which all of the six pieces come apart; a nice combination of a simple 3x3x3 cube with the ideas of Pieces of Eight

Alles Roger Aluminium puzzle. Object is to release the small ball bearing. Postage worldwide likely to be around $8 ($6 within Europe)

Paperback edition. In very good condition - though it has been read several times.

Again, here you find some of Eric's early work. This was very well made, but I was never able to put the darn things together. These are pretty big, something like over a foot (12 inches) each.Edit by marketplace admin: Single copy made for personal use and subsequently traded. Designed by Oskar van Deventer.

This Kamei puzzle box is the same as the smaller, more recent box made. This (I was told) originally cost $500. It is in mint condition and works well.

_____Everyone has a postal nightmare story, and mine involves this Stickman No 3 Puzzlebox. It was originally sent to a collector in England, but never arrived. Eleven months after refunding his money, it finally found its way back to me. From the postmarks, it apparently had been rerouted to Australia by mistake. _____Although the box was not damaged by its trip around the world, all boxes from this line were actually a bit awkward. This was my first attempt at making wooden gears (I am ...

This Japanese puzzle box was made by someone from the karakuri club. I have a Ninomiya pushup and this uses the same mechanism (but is not of the same quality). Still, a nice puzzle. Made for the IPP in japan about 3 years ago.

Designed by artist Robert Yarger, this Stickman No. 8 puzzle box internally makes use of a specialized "three-position mechanical toggle" system. Such toggles were first used to mechanically tally information in ancient (B.C.) calculating machines, but when incorporated into a puzzle box it produces a very unique result. . In this box, the same move does not always produce an identical result. Panels that were once freed by performing a particular step will not always become free when the sam...

This Autumn Puzzle Box (Stickman No 10), derives its name from collage of attractive fall colors, and is handcrafted from quality wenge, padauk, and leopardwood pieces. This is a moderately difficult puzzle to solve and requires a minimum of 15 moves in order to get into both of its hidden compartments. Getting into one compartment is relatively easy, but there is an unexpected and elusive trick required to access the other. . This particular box was never sold because it has a small chip...

Portrait of Michelle (Berrocal) This does not come with the black plastic stand. Puzzle comes with book (instructions). Excellent condition.

This is a one-of-a-kind, experimental design that Stewart Coffin himself made in 2006.It is a 3x4x4 polycube puzzle similar to his convolution or involute cube puzzles.Made of maple, padauk, purpleheart and yellowwood.Comes with his original note sheet and solution.

Maker - Pelikan The design was driven by the admiration of geometrical shapes, especially compounds of polyhedra. The mix of two cubes has not only a surprisingly new interlocking principle, but its 3D shape is also a pleasure to watch. IPP22 design competition entry

Maker: PelikanNotes: 12 identically pieces form the shape of three intersecting cubes (inspired by M.C. Escher). Made in three fancy woods.On Jan. 14, 2008 10:31:31, the following description has been added:I forgot to mention that this is a design by Rik Brouwer, but you probably knew that...

Another early Eric Fuller work. This is harder to put together than to take apart. The cube does not really hold together, so you have to be careful when holding it. However, the wood used was a very high quality one.

This is an excellent reproduction of Kamei's work. You cannot get these any longer, and from what I have heard the quality of this puzzle is comparable to the ones Kamei himself made. Very good condition (the cross on the top can get loose but that is not part of the puzzle).

Again, here you find some of Eric's early work. I believe he made just one or two of these for trade or personal use. This was very well made with nice woods.Edit by marketplace admin: Single copy made for personal collection and subsequently traded. Designed by Vesa Timonen and made with Paduak and Walnut.

Again, here you find some of Eric's early work. I believe he made just one or two of these for trade or personal use. This was very well made with BEAUTIFUL woods, but as you can see there was some discoloration/bleaching on some surface.Edit by marketplace admin: Single copy made for personal collection and subsequently traded. Designed by Vesa Timonen and made with Bubinga and Maple.