Currently available sets:

Hickory:  an absolutely great wood for game sets:  very hard, very durable,
taking an excellent finish, and a beautiful wood, mixed with "heartwood" 
of mellow brown, and "sapwood" of a lighter yellowish brown; very closed
grain.  $51 

Hard Maple:  this wood is very nearly white, the lightest available
hardwood.  It's also extremely hard, durable (chopping blocks are
made of this wood).  There is a subtle grain, very slightly darker.
Sets made of hard maple are especially nice because the extremely light
color makes the game markings and holes stand out in deep contrast.  $44

Bubinga:  one of the "elite" hardwoods, this wood is very red, and has a
"figured" grain, making for a beautiful set.  In addition, these sets are
over large, measuring about 3" in width.  A great set for a console game
table.  $99 

Also available upon request (custom orders):

yellow-heart:  satiny finished brilliantly yellow wood with subtle but
shimmering highlights.  A great wood for a game set because the light
color offers high contrast with the game holes and markings.   $50

Spalted American Beech:  'spalting' is the process which occurs when a downed
log gets a fungus and this results in curlicue very fine black lines running
through the grain.  A very interesting and beautiful wood, sometimes with
wormholes.  Warm browns and yellow tones.  Each set of this would be
"one of a kind."  $60