Antique Cards

piece for each living room. Great also for business cards or just as a display item.

An interesting portrait of a young woman holding a deck of playing cards and a picnic basket. This

"carté". The interior is compartmentalized into two spaces, ideal for storing decks of cards and other

, for two decks of cards, has beautiful glass and a fabulous patina.... SIGNED AND NUMBERED..

converts the demilune table to a circular table. Includes a compartment for cards, and games underneath the

compartments for cards, stamps etc. The wallet is in a good original condition and is a beautiful and very

storage of playing cards, dice, marbles, etc. It can also be used as a side table.

this game, with its origin in the Renaissance, is a lottery game with cards being drawn that

, all supported on reeded tapering legs. With detachable top for cards, and leather surface to reverse

contemporary armorial. Salvers were typically used for the presentation of letters, visiting cards or drinks in

- along with a space to keep cards, chips and tokens! When opened, the table has the dimensions: 29-?”H x

prayer or meditation. Though prayer cards often depict specific deities, this set of six is painted with

symbols of the fortune-teller's art, including playing cards and ancient symbols incised in the palm of an

A collection of twenty three photographic post cards from the first and second quarter of the 20th

business cards. Circa 1920. Dimensions: 11 cm x 8 cm

cards, with one drawer to each end, all supporting on reeded tapering legs. Height 68.50 centimetres

convenient storage for cards and gaming pieces, and also offers a backgammon playing surface. An elegant

the suit to be played. Inside the box is lined in leather to hold two packs of cards.

Just when you thought you had seen it all here are four collages portraying face cards, king of

This is a stunning calling card table. This was originally used for placing calling cards at

, and opening to reveal a green baize surface for cards, with storage compartment beneath, the whole

. The solid sterling silver case is shaped to fit more comfortably in a pocket. Visiting cards in the

This antique Edwardian games table has a duel purpose and can be used for cards or chess, so it’s a

for cards and counters. Ecarte is a card game for two players, originating in 19th-century France

for a bottle, soaps or even business cards

snack, or in the corner of the family room for a competitive game of cards. Whichever way you choose

properly with a nice 'click'. It can be used for appropriately sized business cards.

and oak drawer front. All original fixtures including the caption brackets for description cards to be

supported on reeded tapering legs, terminating in brass castors. With detachable top with baize for cards

, foliages and interlace. The lid with monogram : DU. The interior has six compartments for cards and game

slide out chip holders for playing cards the table has been restored where necessary and fully polished

A charming French mahogany gueridon bouillotte table originally used for playing cards. Topped with

Edwardian, large, sterling silver "Bridge" box (comes with two decks of cards!), Birmingham

, revealing storage space for cards or games etc. The top then folds over to display a green baise. Below this

baize for cards, and leather surface to the reverse. Height 73.00cm Width 113.00cm Depth

detachable top with baize for cards, and leather surface to the reverse. The playing surface is a wonderful

two ladies who wear most elegant crinolines is busy with playing cards with his female companions

purposes. The large wallet allows for a number of cards etc. As it is slightly expandable. Silver in good

top made for chess and flip-top made for playing cards. Tapered legs with bronze sabots extend to

business cards... be creative.

top made for chess and flip-top made for playing cards. Tapered legs with bronze sabots extend to

-shaped counters and several packs of George III playing cards by Hunt & Sons and Josiah Stone. English

. The Rear Leg Pulls out to Reveal a Drawer to Store ones Chips, Cards etc. The Top of the Table Opens

Antique 19th century Dutch painting. Oil painting on canvas depicting an interior scene with cards

purposes. The large wallet allows for a number of cards etc as it is slightly expandable. Silver in good

cards, on the outside the diamonds lady and king on the inside 6 of clubs and the King of Hearts, on the

catalogue offered the firm's customers "special dice", "special prepared cards", and "electro magnets

business cards.

playing cards. With carrying handles on opposing sides, mounted to an oak stand with cabriole-style legs

for small letters or business cards. The silver is fully hallmarked for Sheffield 1912, a true

retaining his two little green glass eyes. The sprung clip is perfect for business cards to keeping those

cards in a banded and stringed composition. The top unfolds to a felt lined square card table. Under the

, living room for a quick game of cards, or ??? ** Height (1) is for image 1. Height (2) is

the other. Around the cards and on all other sides the box is decorated with foliate and floral motifs

geometric form. The rack could be used for letters, cards, notes or possibly a toast rack. It is fully

supported on reeded tapering legs, terminating in brass castors. With detachable top with baize for cards

1st for back backgammon and writing, the second for cards and the third for tea, resting on cabriole