A random mix of four wire puzzles (from a range of 18), some with string, some with rings, some with chains and some just need separating. Size: Each puzzle is supplied in a box 80 x 80 x 25mm

Packaging 120 x 75 x 35 Remove the ring

Packaging 120 x 75 x 35 Remove the ring

Separate the keys. Size: Key length 70mm Rating: *

Packaging 120 x 75 x 35 Can you separate the pieces?

Separating these three identical pieces is just the beginning. The greatest challenge lies in understanding how to re-assemble them again. The solution is unique in the puzzling world, requiring three moves cunning enough to outwit the slyest fox. Rating: * * * *

G - 10 x 70mm dia. Separate and rejoin the two G’s Difficulty * *

Supplied in box 120 x 75 x 45mm Separate and rejoin the two M’s Difficulty * * *

Separate the two parts and then slide back together. Size: Box 120 x 75 x 45mm Rating: * *

The most difficult of the four nail puzzles. Two operations are required to separate and then re-attach these nails. Only suitable for the more gifted puzzler. Size: Box 120 x 100 x 25mm Rating: * * * *

Packaging 180 x 90mm Can you separate the pieces?

This puzzle is based on the centuries old classic bent nails puzzle. Nobody is sure where the puzzle was invented, but it has been amazing puzzlers ever since with its infuriating mix of difficulty and simplicity. This version has an added twist to make it doubly difficult to solve. Size: Box 120...

Slightly more difficult than the Nail Biter. The simplicity of this puzzle is well hidden, so it takes longer for even the most seasoned puzzler to get to grips with the mechanics of it. Size: Box 120 x 100 x 25mm Rating: * *

Nail - 80 x 50 x 10mm Join and separate the two “nails” Difficulty * * * *

Neatly packaged in a tin, this game of Noughts and Crosses comes with the pieces made from brushed steel. Included in the pieces is one containing a small clock. Comes with instructions and game board. Size: Tin 145 x 110 x 20mm

Packaging 180 x 90mm Can you separate the pieces?

Supplied in box 125 x 90 x 30mm Remove the shuttle Difficulty * * *

If you manage to separate these two nails reasonably quickly, don't be too quick to congratulate yourself. The fun really starts when you have to find a way to get them back together again. This puzzle is cunningly tricky to get to grips with. Size: Box 120 x 100 x 25mm Rating: * * *

Brewed in the cauldron of the blacksmith's mind. The first of the maker's own designs; the original original. Remove the shuttle. Rating: * * * *

Packaging 180 x 90mm Can you separate the pieces?

70 x 40 x 40mm Release and replace the spike Difficulty *

This is the only bar puzzle in the section that earns an extreme rating. Put simply, the average human being will not be able to get his or her head around this little gem. Be warned, the solution will not be found by chance. So, the battle lines are drawn . . . mind v. puzzle (and the puzzle usually...

Steel upright with a wooden base to display your favourite Tavern puzzle. Size: 14 inches high

This puzzle is a source of much frustration and many qualified puzzlers just don’t ‘get’ it. Rocket science it is not – but human brains don’t seem to react well to this tough little challenge. I’ve always wanted to test it on a chimpanze and see if humans really...

The Quandary is a classic puzzle. It really is very simple in principle, requiring two movements to set the small piece free. Both movements are distinct from each other, and finding one does not really help you in finding the next. So although it should be simple, we have never seen anyone work this...

The Sting is a strange little puzzle. Only one movement is required to separate the pieces. Some people discover the secret more quickly than others, but the real challenge is getting to grips with the intricacies of these two identical shapes. The puzzle has a trap door leading to a dead end and can...

Packaging 120 x 75 x 35 Remove the ring

This puzzle looks nice and friendly in its packaging but it is actually one of the most vindictive creations. It can fairly claim its brilliance through the simplicity of its design. But simple to solve, it is not. Totally worthy of its extreme rating and completely brain boggling for anyone who dares...

Packaging 180 x 90mm Can you separate the pieces?