Rare Napoleonic Prisoner of War Casket Dominoes Set – Early 19th Century Folk Art. Exceptional and rare early 19th-century Napoleonic Prisoner of War casket dominoes set. Features 34 handmade dominos, finely carved and stored in an intricately detailed casket-style box. A true example of folk art craftsmanship, created by prisoners during the Napoleonic Wars. Materials: crafted from mutton bone, wood, and natural materials sourced from available supplies in prison camps. Dimensions: approximately H 3.5″ x W 6″ x D 3.5. The casket features delicate hand-carving, decorative detailing, and period patina. Produced by prisoners of war between the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Each piece reflects ingenuity, patience, and the human spirit of resilience. Represents a remarkable example of early POW art and craftsmanship. Solid and structurally sound, showing natural age-related wear and patination. Minor imperfections consistent with handmade construction and age. All original – an authentic and complete antique set. A rare survivor from over 200 years ago. ? A museum-quality Napoleonic Prisoner of War casket domino set, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship, historical depth, and timeless artistry – a truly exceptional collector’s piece from the early 19th century.
