Antique Cards

About Published in 1925 by C.J. Howard in Chicago. The complete set of these cards numbered over

Published in 1925 by C.J. Howard in Chicago. The complete set of these cards numbered over forty

Published in 1925 by C.J. Howard in Chicago. The Complete Set of these Cards Numbered over Forty

Published in 1925 by C.J. Howard in Chicago. The complete set of these cards numbered over forty

Antique print - "The Game of Cards", Early 1900s. Simple black frame that will coordinate with any

Soldiers playing cards in a guardroom 1640's Oil on oak panel 40 x 61 cm. (15.7 x 24 in.) Jan

A George II mahogany folding tea table , featuring a hinged, fold-over top attached to a frieze with stylized cabriole legs on pad feet.

French porcelain oil lamp with playing cards. Shade not included.

young girl making a house of cards atop an 18th century stool with gilded cabriole leg.  

A rare square table for playing cards or board games originally designed by the Thonet company at

Framed cards from the Original Thonet Katalog Stahlrohrmöbel Bauhaus, Kurt Schmidt. Each card is

as a business cards holder – great fun! The graphics and colours used are typical of the period and

wonderful gift idea, or just add your decks of cards and set it out on your own gaming night and rake in the

Chelsea scent bottle in the form of children building a house of cards against a tree trunk studded

Dimensions: 5 7/8 x 4 3/8 x 3 in.   

A fine quality Edwardian novelty silver dance cards box made in the form of a Sedan chair, the body

Reinier Vinkeles (Amsterdam 1741 – 1816 Amsterdam) Gentlemen Playing Cards Pen and brown and grey

scattered flowers, painted to the center with a large trompe l'oeil scene of cards, golden guineas, and a

playing cards scattered on a black enamel ground, the centre with a DUTY card featuring the name LLEWELLYN

her cards; perhaps moving from table to table at a social event. The interior of the box is lined with

beautiful polished Rosewood surface. The table has a flip up top for storage for games and cards. Swing

A late Regency or William IV period Rosewood table with a fold over top and beize surface for cards

designs. This piece would have been used to hold calling cards, which were an essential part of social

, suitable for storing jewelry, business cards, or even cigarettes. Beautiful collection piece!

traditional dress and with nodding heads seated at a circular table with cards also strewn across the

, business cards, or even cigarettes, in the style of Austrian designer Josef Hoffmann.

carving. Inside the table there is storage space for cards / playing equipment. Material: Mahogany. Date

piece is in very good overall condition. All the cards are black or red on white depending on which suit

tripod. Delicate floral carving. Inside the table there is a storage drawer for cards / playing equipment

Perpetual calendar with month cards in sterling silver holder mounted on beige shagreen stand with

, the outside frame and the window. Has door in back to change the month cards. All cards are present.

Company began to include 3 x 5 inch trade cards with their coffee -- small cards that advertised the

rectangle (perhaps where cards would be placed) with the date 1882. The border is decorated with a running

a panel of glass, to the fitted interior the card box houses two packs of cards, dice, pencil and

West Indies mahogany board that opens to a 37.5" square surface suitable for cards, games or even

Beautiful stereoscope in wood, circa 1905 Paris, France Available also Nudes Stereoview Cards

to the storage under the top, you just swivel the top and there you can access the playing cards

designs and the interior with gaming cards and flowers, circa 1850.

working lock. It is has many compartments and secret hiding places. The top panel holds calendar cards

playing cards to one leg, flowers to the other, a set of pink pipes beneath one arm and a trumpet shaped

underside with checker board. A small sliding plate for cards or drinks on either side. Please note this

Each with painted, gilt and lacquered decoration depicting face cards or text. England, late

backgammon board. The reversible top having chess on the writing side and baize for cards on the reverse.   

decorated boxes for holding playing cards or jewelry.

designed cast metal details in a nice oak cabinet. The machine card reel has stereo view cards -when you

, showing birds, flowers and a musical instrument. The top opens to reveal a green baize for cards which is

cards etc, circa 1780.

1930. It was designed by Max Heinze in 1911. It is a great way to present Bonbons or Business cards or

contains various game elements such as tokens, cards and other accessories. Chair The chairs are

sectioned interior great for cards or men’s cuff links , it’s in wonderful condition and has a beautiful

six compartments for cards, two with wooden shakers, and a pack of Domino cards. On the back edge

base with a scattering of playing cards, including one monogrammed CR, with flower sprays around the

Antique gaming table with inlaid leather top. Opens with felt top for cards, etc. lovely walnut

interior has been relined with handcrafted marble paper. It comes with four pegs and two packs of cards

in his studio. One painting a subject, the other playing cards. The pair displayed in matching

interior is fitted out with dark blue moire and velvet. Supplied with playing cards etc. Lock and key

typically plain formed in design, however the walls of the box each have a suite of cards framed behind a