Collection
Gifts
3 objects
Small objects to give, and to keep.
Three objects, three prices: two $600 leather bags that open into backgammon boards, and an $11 lighter that says what the whole thing is for.
About the collection
Small objects from the house, gathered for giving: the souvenir lighter at $7.99, and the bags themselves when the occasion is bigger.
Every piece ships in a cotton dust bag.
Good to know
- What can I give from here?
- The souvenir lighter at $7.99 is the smallest object the house makes; the L'Bag Gammon, in Nero and Rosso, is the big one. Both ship in a cotton dust bag.
- How does shipping work?
- Shipping is calculated at checkout. Every piece leaves in its cotton dust bag, whether it is a lighter or a full set.
- Are the bags in stock?
- Rosso is sold out; Nero is on pre-order — the product page carries the state, and pre-orders ship as soon as the next run lands.
A gift from here is one of three things, and the range is deliberate: $600, $600, $11. There is no fourth object and nothing in the middle. The small one is the Hedonist At Heart Souvenir Lighter, a pocket lighter with a line on it — for those who take leisure seriously. It is in stock, and it is the honest place to start if the person you are buying for does not play yet. The bags are L'Bag Gammon in Nero and Rosso: full-grain leather sourced in Italy, cut and finished in Colombia, opening into a board with thirty checkers, four dice and a doubling cube inside. Nero is open for pre-order; Rosso has sold out. If they already play, the bag is the gift — it is the board, the case and the strap in one piece, so nothing else has to be bought with it.
Both bags are the same object in a different hide, so the choice between Nero and Rosso is a choice about the person, not about the set. The lighter is the only object here that fits in a pocket, and the only one under $100. A bag arrives with everything the game needs, which is why there is nothing else to buy with it. One thing to know before you buy: this shop opens through a game. A single round of backgammon against the house decides it — win and the collection is yours, lose and you are welcome back tomorrow.