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Tavern Puzzles® -- evolved from reproductions of hand-forged artifacts that Dennis Sucilsky came across while researching architectural hardware -- are reproductions of a type of puzzle traditionally forged by blacksmiths to amuse their friends at country taverns and inns.
In keeping with tradition, Dennis Sucilsky, as a museum-trained blacksmith from Long Island, was able to use his knowledge of iron-working and tool making for production of metal puzzles, and has reproduced some of these antique designs as well as his own original designs. All the puzzles are handcrafted and individually assembled.
His specialty is 18th and 19th century architectural hardware.
In 1980, Dennis began production of metal puzzles. Incorporating both traditional and original designs, the Tavern Puzzle® Collection emerged.
The earliest Tavern Puzzles® are based on designs centuries old. New styles are added on a regular basis; some of these are original designs, others are new versions of classics.
The purpose of any puzzle is to provide a challenge, entertainment, and fun. Their collection does all three, on several different levels. Each puzzle is mechanical in nature; removal of the object piece does not rely on force or trickery.
Tucker-Jones House, Inc. is the only company that makes the Tavern Puzzle® Collection. Their trademark assures you quality, value, and service."





Satan's Stirrup The square wrought iron stock that the general bulk of this puzzle is made up with is a whopping .241" (3.86/16") in thickness .
This is also known elsewhere on the web as Bit & Brace .








