This remarkable set of 33 antique wooden bowling balls is an exceptional find, dating back to the late 1800s United States. Each piece is meticulously crafted from Lignum Vitae, a prized tropical hardwood native to the Caribbean and South America, renowned for its extraordinary density and durability. Unlike modern bowling balls which are molded around a rubber core, these were made of solid wood, and joined together with wooden pegs. These are not just sporting relics, but sculptural artifacts with deep visual and tactile personality. No two balls are alike, as they vary subtly in size, color, patina, and hole configuration. The wood’s deep hues range from dark chocolate browns to warm, reddish tones, with beautiful wood grain and surface wear that tells the story of a century. They create an impactful visual composition, whether arranged as a historical installation or used as design objects. The largest set currently available on the market. An unparalleled addition to any collection of sporting paraphernalia or historical artifacts.

Sold exclusively as a set of 33.

Located at our Los Angeles showroom.