Wherever the classic game of Dominoes originated from, we are glad it stuck around so long for many, many generations to enjoy!

Classic Toys | Rubik’s Cube

Saskia Sharp · January 10, 2019

If you search for “The most popular toy in history” you will most definitely see mention of the Rubik’s cube.

Invented in 1974 by 30 year old Hungarian professor of Architecture and sculpture, Erno Rubik, the ever popular puzzle has been an all time classic for decades, stumping puzzlers young and old with its magical logic.

Classic Toy, Tin Toy

Classic Toys | Kaleidoscope

Saskia Sharp · November 26, 2018

Amaze the eyes with brilliant colours and patterns with the classic Schylling design. These beautifully illustrated tin kaleidoscopes continue to dazzle all who lay their eyes on them, and little hands always make a beeline for them in store.

Wooden Toy, Classic Toy

Classic Toys | Jacob's Ladder

Saskia Sharp · November 23, 2018

Our Jacob’s Ladder is a traditional wood and lace click-clack toy and is a timeless classic, and a perfect edition to any toy collection. The Jacob’s Ladder is the original fidget spinner, perfect for busy hands.

Wooden Toy, Classic Toy

Classic Toys | Yo-Yo

Saskia Sharp · November 22, 2018

In 1928 Pedro Flores, a Filipino immigrant opened the first ever yo-yo (also known as yoyo) manufacturing company in Santa Barbara, USA. By the end of the following year an additional two factories had been built to maintain the popularity of this toy, turning out 300,000 yo-yos daily!

Classic Toys, History, children's toys

Classic toys from the 1950s, 60s, 70s & 80s

Saskia Sharp · April 10, 2016

The 'good old days' were a lot of fun for kids. In the past, children had more engagement with their toys than they do today, and they formed a longer attachment.

Games, Classic Toys, children's toys

Classic Retro Toys

Saskia Sharp · April 3, 2016

The first thought that often comes to mind on hearing the phrase retro toys is that they no longer exist anymore – that they are toys of yesteryear. This however is far from true.