A Late Medieval Period, Large Stone Fragment Of A Nine Men Of Morris Gaming Board. Buckingham Palace but this does not affect

but this does not affect its use

circa 1870 - 1900

Colour estimated as H/I

The underside of the cup features the Asprey London retail stamp

A Late Medieval Period, Large Stone Fragment Of A Nine Men Of Morris Gaming Board. Buckingham Palace but this does not affectAn incredibly rare late medieval period large stone fragment of a nine men of morris gaming board. This item which has been very well mounted on a display stand dates to circa late 15th early 16th century AD. The game was certainly played by the Roman soldiers here in Britain ,but it's original origins are believed to have been in ancient egypt. The game is certainly one of strategy for two players and was very popular in the medieval period as boards