Antique Wooden And Cast-iron "frog" Game – Early 20th Century – Complete With Its Discs

This charming and authentic Frog Game, emblematic of early 20th-century French cafés, taverns, and folk festivals.

Crafted from painted wood, it features an elegant cast-iron frog at the top that catches the discs, while the various numbered openings (10, 50, 100, 200, 500, and 1,000 points) allow games to be played according to traditional rules.

The set is complete with its discs, ready to resume its role as a game or to become a remarkable decorative piece in an interior, a country house, a tavern, or a collection dedicated to antique games.

This model captivates with its harmonious proportions, its beautiful patina from use, and its authentic character, a testament to an era when games of skill brought young and old together around a simple shot at the disc.

This piece comes from a remarkable 18th-century residence in Isère, from which several high-quality objects are currently being sourced.

In good overall condition, with wear consistent with its age and use.