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Children’s croquet set by Arco-Falc Milano from the 1950s, in wood, with a wooden wheeled cart; includes four wooden mallets with painted handles in red, blue, green and yellow, colored wooden balls, metal stakes and arches, and the cart bears the original Arco-Falc Milano label.
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Croquet set from Arco-Falc Milano, 1950s
Children's croquet set produced by Arco-Falc Milano in the 1950s, preserved with its original wooden wheeled carrying cart.
The set includes four wooden mallets with handles painted in red, blue, green and yellow, colored wooden balls, stakes and hoops made of metal. The cart is designed to hold and organize all the game elements, with dedicated compartments for the mallets, a lower compartment for balls and accessories, and upper supports for the hoops.
The cart still bears the original Arco-Falc Milano label.
The combination of natural wood and primary colors, repeated across the different elements of the game, is particularly effective. The surfaces retain their original patina, with signs, wear, and natural color variations due to use and time.
A rare vintage game which, in addition to its original function, today preserves a strong decorative and graphic quality.
Croquet set from Arco-Falc Milano, 1950s
Children's croquet set produced by Arco-Falc Milano in the 1950s, preserved with its original wooden wheeled carrying cart.
The set includes four wooden mallets with handles painted in red, blue, green and yellow, colored wooden balls, stakes and hoops made of metal. The cart is designed to hold and organize all the game elements, with dedicated compartments for the mallets, a lower compartment for balls and accessories, and upper supports for the hoops.
The cart still bears the original Arco-Falc Milano label.
The combination of natural wood and primary colors, repeated across the different elements of the game, is particularly effective. The surfaces retain their original patina, with signs, wear, and natural color variations due to use and time.
A rare vintage game which, in addition to its original function, today preserves a strong decorative and graphic quality.

