Crawford Backgammon Table

The earliest known mention of Backgammon dates back to a letter from 1635, marking its emergence as a variant of the popular medieval Anglo-Scottish game. Today, Backgammon remains one of the most beloved board games in the world. In tribute to one of the leading Backgammon champions, Carol Crawford, the designers at Wood Tailors Club have created an exquisite game table.

This table features a wood surface that flips over to reveal a marquetry top—perfect for playing Backgammon—and includes two drawers for storing the game pieces. The Crawford playful furnishing adds a touch of luxury to any space while entertaining guests. Its functionality is versatile; it can serve as an elegant surface for playing cards or as an informal gathering spot for cocktails after dinner.