 | John Jaques Sussex Garden Croquet Set | |
| Splendid design brought courtesy of Jaques of London - the oldest sports and games manufacturer in the world. John Jaques II won a place in sporting history - and a Gold Medal - for introducing croquet into England at the Great Exhibition in 1851. His display there attracted such wide attention that the game speedily became the vogue, not only here but in Europe and throughout the British Empire. Several firms began making croquet equipment, but only John Jaques has survived from that period and continues to lead the market, offering superior equipment for all levels of play. Contents: 4 mid-size hardwood mallets 32' long. Mid-size set of 4 balls. Hoops, winning post and simplified rules. Traditional shape box with rope handles. |
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 | John Jaques Playmate Croquet Set | |
| John Jaques II won a place in sporting history (as well as a gold medal) for introducing Croquet into England at the Great Exhibition in 1851. Throughout the years the game of croquet has become vogue throughout Europe and the British Empire and Jaques continues to lead the market with its superior equipment. So, in all this historical excitement why should the kids be left out? Thankfully the chaps at Jaques have the same attitude and have introduced this delightful junior set for all the family. Contents: 4 Junior Mallets. Small Sized Croquet Balls. Junior Sized Hoops. Winning Posts. Comprehensive Rules. Mallet Dimensions: Mallet 29'. Head of Mallet - 7'. Width of Head 1.75'. The John Jaques Playmate Croquet Set is presented in a green zipped case. |
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 | New Look John Jaques Holmwood Croquet Set | |
| Splendid design brought courtesy of Jaques of London - the oldest sports & games manufacturer in the world. John Jaques II won a place in sporting history - and a Gold Medal - for introducing croquet into England at the Great Exhibition in 1851. His display there attracted such wide attention that the game speedily became the vogue, not only here but in Europe and throughout the British Empire. Several firms began making croquet equipment, but only John Jaques has survived from that period and continues to lead the market, offering superior equipment for all levels of play. Contents: 4 Intermediate mallets 34' x 8' x 2 1/2' Set of 4 full size balls 4 colour winning post Weather resistant steel hoops and simplified rules. Fibre/wood box with rope handles. |
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 | John Jaques Chelsea Mini Croquet Set | |
| The Chelsea Mini Croquet Set is a cute little plaything which is a great introduction into the World of Croquet. It's perfect for kids who want to enter the delightful World of outdoor croquet, but are a little but too tiny to use the 'big stuff'. Splendid design brought courtesy of Jaques of London - the oldest sports & games manufacturer in the world. John Jaques II won a place in sporting history - and a Gold Medal - for introducing croquet into England at the Great Exhibition in 1851. His display there attracted such wide attention that the game speedily became the vogue, not only here but in Europe and throughout the British Empire. Several firms began making croquet equipment, but only John Jaques has survived from that period and continues to lead the market, offering superior equipment for all levels of play. THe Chelsea Kit comes complete with four 11' long hardwood mallets and all of the balls and hoops required for a mini game of Croquet. It can be used indoors, as the hoops don't need to be stuck into the ground. Contents: 4 x 11' Long Hardwood Mallets. Set of Self Stand Hoops. Winning Post. Traditional Rope Handled Wooden Box. |
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 | John Jaques Great Exhibition Croquet Set | |
| Splendid design brought courtesy of Jaques of London - the oldest sports & games manufacturer in the world. John Jaques II won a place in sporting history - and a Gold Medal - for introducing croquet into England at the Great Exhibition in 1851. His display there attracted such wide attention that the game speedily became the vogue, not only here but in Europe and throughout the British Empire. Several firms began making croquet equipment, but only John Jaques has survived from that period and continues to lead the market, offering superior equipment for all levels of play. Suitable for 8 players, The Great Exhibition Croquet Set is a special commemorative limited edition set which celebrates 150 years from the year in which Jaques introduced the game at the Great Exhibition in 1851. Contents: 2 x Oxford Mallets. 2 x Challenger Mallets. 2 x Hampton Mallets. 2 x Intermediate Sized Mallets. Full Set of Regulation Match Balls in Carrying Case. Association Hoops and Hoop Drill. Garden Lightweight Flags. Croquet Clips. 8 x Coloured Winning Posts. Comprehensive Rules. Ball Markers. Hoop Smasher. 'Croquet - the complete guide' by Anton Gill. Presented in a reinforced oak stained wooden box with solid metal fittings. Mallet Dimensions: Mallets: 37' tall. Mallet Head: 9' long. |
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 | John Jaques Edwardian Indoor Croquet Set | |
| Splendid design brought courtesy of Jaques of London - The oldest sports & games manufacturer in the world. John Jaques II won a place in sporting history - and a Gold Medal - for introducing croquet into England at the Great Exhibition in 1851. His display there attracted such wide attention that the game speedily became the vogue, not only here but in Europe and throughout the British Empire. Several firms began making croquet equipment, but only John Jaques has survived from that period and continues to lead the market, offering superior equipment for all levels of play. This set features miniature Edwardian period stylepieces. Polished wooden mallets, set of wooden balls and brass/steel self-stand hoops. Attractive black display stand, green/red Jaques logo box, suitable for floor or snooker table use. |
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