Cape May, carved into a cribbage board
Solid birch, three peg tracks, the shoreline burned in.
“Beautiful piece, expertly crafted. Packed well and arrived in perfect condition.”
Mark S., Hudson, OH. Verified buyer
A Cape May cribbage board in solid birch, 14 by 14 inches: the map etched into the playing surface with three peg tracks, oil finish, hidden storage below.
Details
- Dimensions
- 14 × 14 in
- Material
- Solid birch, oil finish
- Build
- Single-layer etched relief
- Detail
- Pegs, skunks, hidden storage
- Soundings
- NOAA nautical survey data
About this piece
The cape etched into the playing surface: Cape May Harbor, the canal, Higbee and Sunset Beaches on the bay side, Two Mile Beach and Diamond Beach toward the Wildwoods, with three peg tracks running across the point. Skunk lines settle who deals the next hand.
It belongs on the porch of a painted Victorian, mid-game, with the ocean breeze coming through.
The carved depths hang as the Cape May 3D chart.
- 14 × 14 in solid birch, oil finish
- Three tracks, pegs and skunks included, hidden storage
- Etched shoreline, depths, and place names
- Free next-business-day shipping on orders placed by 2 PM EST
- 14-day returns
Shipping and returns
Orders placed by 2 PM EST ship the next business day, free anywhere in the US, with tracking.
14-day returns if the size or frame is not right for the room.
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How the water becomes wood
A chart you can lose a Saturday to.
The board is laser-cut from solid birch to the shoreline of Cape May, with depths and place names burned into the grain around three peg tracks. Pegs and skunks ride in a hidden compartment underneath.
Rainy afternoon, best two out of three.
An oil-based rub brings up the wood and stands up to the table. The wall hook on the back is for between games.
From the people who hung one
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