Size: 14x6x6cm
Notes: Edition #9,587 of 9500 (501-10,000). Original (but unnumbered) instruction book included. Original neck piece (#22) was missing, but replaced by Studio Berrocal; perfect fit. Polished finish; new condition.
| Lot M1 - Mini David | ||
| Est. value: $1,800 | Current bid: $1,270 | |
| Designer and manufacturer: Miguel
Berrocal Size: 14x6x6cm Notes: Edition #9,587 of 9500 (501-10,000). Original (but unnumbered) instruction book included. Original neck piece (#22) was missing, but replaced by Studio Berrocal; perfect fit. Polished finish; new condition. |
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| Lot M2 - Mini Maria | ||
| Est. value: $1,400 | Current bid: $600 |   |
| Designer and manufacturer: Miguel
Berrocal Size (without stand):
8x5x4cm Notes: Edition #3,849 of 9,500 (501-10,000). Original instruction book included. Internal piece #13 has a common flaw that allows piece #15 (visible at top-left) to move and stick out slightly more than it should. Polished finish. |
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| Lot M3 - Mini Zorida | ||
| Est. value: $1,000 | Current bid: $500 |   |
| Designer and manufacturer: Miguel
Berrocal Size (without stand): 8x5x3cm Notes: Edition #2,800 of 9500 (501-10,000). Original instruction book included. Original piece #21 (front panel on the right, above shoes) was missing, but replaced by Studio Berrocal. Replacement piece is somewhat loose. Polished finish. |
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| Lot M4 - Giant Pagoda | ||
| Est. value: $900 | Current bid: $750 |  
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| Manufactured: Shigeo
Yamanaka, Kumiki Works Size: 46x15x15cm Notes: This is one of only 5 such pagodas made in 1999 by Shigeo Yamanaka, central figure of Yamanaka Kumiki Works. The design is of a temple in the city of Odawara. Note that this puzzle is significantly larger than the typical pagoda. Includes original Japanese instructions and notes. Inscription on bottom is shown enlarged at right; also includes a display plaque, shown enlarged below. |
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| Lot M5 - 24-Piece Burr Set | ||
| Est. value: $100 | Current bid: $270 |   |
| Manufacturer:
Ninomiya Box size: 9x8x7cm Notes: Includes original instructions. 24 pieces make 4 separate, color-coded burrs. Note that when packed, only 20 sticks are vertical! |
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| Lot M6 - Twin Box | ||
| Est. value: $300 | Current bid: $360 |  |
| Designed and
Manufactured: Okiyama Size: 18x9x9cm Notes: Includes original box. Movement between two halves is slightly loose. Sliding panels are nice and tight, with no warp. |
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| Lot M7 - Visible Burr | ||
| Est. value: $80 | Current bid: $325 |  |
| Designed and
Manufactured: Bill
Cutler Stick length: 14cm Notes: Includes copy of original instruction sheet. |
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| Lot M8 - Cube | ||
| Est. value: $100 | Current bid: $240 |  |
| Manufacturer:
Philippe Dubois Size: 7x7x7cm Notes: Four pieces, each made of four 2x2x1 blocks. |
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| Lot M9 - 18-Piece Burr | ||
| Est. value: $30 | Current bid: $46 |  |
| Manufacturer: unknown Stick length: 7.5cm Notes: Slightly loose, but very well made. Level 3 to remove first piece; reassembly is a good challenge. |
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| Lot M10 - Windmill | ||
| Est. value: $100 | Current bid: $100 |  |
| Manufacturer: unknown Size: 20x12x12cm Notes: 104 pieces; attractive and a good challenge, even for non-jigsaw fans. |
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| Lot M11 - Creative Puzzles of the World | ||
| Est. value: $20 | Current bid: $20 |  |
| Authors: Pieter
van Delft and Jack Botermans Size: 27x22x1cm Notes: This is the soft cover reprint by Key Curriculum Press |
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Last updated on April 12, 2004
| ©2002 by Nick Baxter |
