Sports Bagatelles - Table Top

Bagatelle Football

Format - Solo, 2 player singles

for details see - FOOTBALL MISC

Pin Cricket Bagatelle

Format - Solo, 2 player singles

for details see - MIXED SPORT CRICKET

Munro Hockey (Canada)

Format - 2 player Singles. Pairs

for details see - MIXED SPORT MISCELLANEOUS

Walter Lindstrom's Steeple Chase

Format - Group of 4 / 5 (including a bookie)

for details see - HORSE RACING

Old Century Baseball (USA)

Format - 2, 3 or 4 player Singles. Pairs.

for details see - MIXED SPORT MISCELLANEOUS

Old Century Golf (USA)

Format - 2, 3 or 4 player Singles. Pairs.

for details see - MIXED SPORT GOLF

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Cards and Gambling Bagatelles - Table Top

Bridge Bagatelle

Format - Group of 4 / 5

for details see - STRATEGY GAMES

Twinity Bagatelle

Format - Group of 4 / 5

for details see - PUNTING FOR POINTS

Poker Bagatelle

Format - Group of 4 / 5

for details see - PUNTING FOR POINTS

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Standard Bagatelles - Table Top

Scora Bagatelle

This restored bagatelle uses a spring plunger for ball delivery.  There is a scoreboard at the bottom to keep track of points scored.  In common with standard bagatelles, there are one-ball pin enclosures at left and right of the board which either allows for all non-scoring balls to be replayed or ends the turn.

Corinthian Bagatelle

This 'silent' version uses either a spring plunger or a cue for ball delivery.  There are corresponding scores (in white or green) depending on which delivery system is used.  Both bonus and penalty ball enclosures are present.

Silver Tunnel Bagatelle

Spring plunger is the delivery method used.  Additional bonus / penalty enclosures are present.  If a ball drops through the silver tunnel it spins the stars below to point at additional scores.

Bell Bagatelle

Spring plunger method of delivery.  No bonus / penalty enclosures are present.  All balls falling to bottom of the board will score points anyway.  200 points is the top score per ball and will ring the bell.

Coney Bagatelle

A push cue is used to propel the balls around this unusually shaped bagatelle board.  Balls falling into the central red recess do not count unless subsequent balls fall into one of the 'play lost balls again' enclosures at either side of the recess.

Trumps Bagatelle

Before each player takes their turn with 10 balls they take the top card off a shuffled pack. This is their trump suit. Balls landing in the matching enclosure score double points.  Points are also doubled by landing in the 'x2' cups.

Larena Bagatelle

A push cue is used to propel the balls.  The board slopes from top to bottom and also unusually from left to right.  There are scoring compartments at both bottom and right of the board. Smaller white balls are first positioned on the board and if displaced by a played ball bearing can also score points.

The Imp Bagatelle

A push cue is used to propel the balls. When all balls have been played, the balls can be released mechanically to play again.

Gotham 'Big Shot' Bagatelle

This novel bagatelle from the USA has a number of point scoring variations.  Additional to the usual spring plunger is a central mechanism that fires a ball to make the big shot.  There are further scoring dials and side scoring channels.

Trapatelle

Another novel variation on the bagatelle theme. A push cue is used to propel each of the 5 balls up its own channel. Once a ball reaches the gates at the top of the board it is trapped to score the points indicated..

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