Geoffrey Parker
Geoffrey Parker, founded in 1958, has been a family-run business for over six decades, passed down through three generations of the Parker family.
By the early 1970s, Geoffrey Parker had already established itself as the world leader in luxury board games. This reputation was solidified when the company was commissioned to create the leather boxes and chessboards for the legendary 1972 World Chess Championship between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer in Reykjavik, Iceland. The brand’s expertise was also sought for what is widely recognized as the first-ever World Backgammon Championship.
To this day, Geoffrey Parker continues to supply its luxury backgammon boards for the prestigious World Backgammon Tournament in Monte Carlo.
The brand has remained the top choice for professional players, gaming enthusiasts, and luxury brands alike. Every backgammon board is made to order, and carefully designed to suit all preferences, from seasoned players to those who appreciate an elegant game night with friends.