Antique Cards

Marcel Brunery French, (1893-1982) A Good Hand Oil on panel, signed Image size: 18.75 inches x 23.5 inches Size including frame: 26.75 inches x 31.5 inches Provenance: Frost & Reed ...

Striking finish will add a touch of élan to games night Displays a desirable aged patina and in very good order Select Rosewood presents superb grain interest and deep caramel hues...

Original antique print of an interior of an inn with peasants playing cards in right foreground, a waitress appearing out of the basement kitchen at left, others smoking in backgroun...

An extraordinary, large French 18 karat (18K) yellow gold lucky charm pendant designed as a pierced octahedron with multiple symbols for good luck, centring on the winged wheel of He...

Antique print titled 'Dood des ouden en des jongen Konings'. This print depicts the murder of Kings in Cambodia. This print originates from 'Oud en Nieuw Oost-Indiën' by F. Valentijn...

This beautiful box was made with cushioned edges and is fitted with an six barrel tension hinge, a push lock and a barrier to storage cards. It is in mint condition with no trace of ...

We are delighted to offer for sale this exquisite hand made in England William IV circa 1830 mahogany & Rosewood occasional table with Chess board top and baize lined card table insi...

Sculptures by Julie Forsythe, exclusive to Hallmark Cards (USA). Small hair on one sculpture. Height: (largest) 14 cm.

The top is a double side, one is to play cards the other side is a checkers game. The inside is a backgammon game.

Made of molded porcelain from the Vista Alegre factory; edition of the Vista Alegre Collectors Club with No. 616, comprising: Soap dish; Candle holder; Tray; Pair of Fabre mugs; Inkw...

Underneath the top you will find a drawer designed to keep chess pieces, cards and other gaming pieces. Multiple game pieces included, chess, checkers, cards etc.

A tall back plate and open compartment hold business cards upright and within easy reach. It is a practical desk accessory for an equestrian and can also display cards for customers ...

Set of 3 Antque Spanish embroidered post cards with bullfighting images.

Outstanding quality pair of antique William IV rosewood pedestal card tables, having a quality pair of antique William IV card tables with a rectangular shaped polished top having a...

A French marquetry gueridon games table, its round removable top reversing from a marquetry face to an inlaid chessboard, with a baize surface beneath for cards. A single locking dra...

Each of the two short sides conceals a drawer with surprising capacity, keeping stationery, playing cards or table linens close at hand. Every apron is carved to match, so the table ...

It includes the original lotto cards, metal squares, and lotto checking sheet. However, this piece appears to have been utilized as an actual bingo or lotto-type game with the introd...

The square tabletop features beautifully rounded corners and is professionally inset with its traditional, vibrant green textile felt (baize) playing surface, specifically engineered...

The cards were promoted in various prize competitions like finding certain "medal cards", collection a certain amount of empty packets.

The cards were promoted in various prize competitions like finding certain "medal cards", collection a certain amount of empty packets.

The hinged box opens to reveal a gilded interior with two compartments, originally designed to hold playing cards. On the hinge is a pair of tiny refined rosettes of plum blossom, an...

Beautifully hand crafted with exposed dovetail joints and hand turned screw and handle. 16.5 inches high 5.5 wide 3.3 deep Box without handle 10 inches high Used for the preserv...

China, probably Canton, circa 1790 A fine late eighteenth century black lacquer Anglo-Chinese games table, the top opening with support from a gate leg to reveal a central chess boar...

Backed with colored leather. 11 inches high 5.5 wide 2.8 deep Used for the preservation of decks of playing cards in the 18th and 19th centuries. Before the advent of plasticized...

Inside there are compartments for storing playing cards and dice, making it both decorative and practical.

Originally intended to support menus or individual place cards, they can equally be used today for photographs, display labels or as decorative desk accessories.

A useful single drawer is incorporated beneath the tabletop, providing convenient storage for playing cards, counters and other gaming accessories. The table is raised upon elegantl...

With its versatile scale, this piece functions beautifully as an entry console, library table, or sofa table when closed, while opening to provide an inviting surface for cards, ches...

This timeless table design matches earlier bouillotte tables made for playing cards, but it scales down the proportions to coffee table size to fit a living room arrangement.

The German and French texts visible on the cards point to a cultivated Central European milieu, most plausibly locatable in the Austro-German sphere between the late 18th and the ear...

Inside the writing table there are a host of small compartments for storing envelopes, cards, pens etc. A perfect hidden study area as just fits a laptop.

An amusing nineteenth-century genre scene depicting two men playing cards in a dimly lit tavern. The artist captures their animated expressions with remarkable character and detail: ...

Zola wrote dozens of letters and cards to Van Santen Kolff over a 16-year period in response to his persistent, detailed questioning.

Beautifully proportioned and highly decorative, this table is equally suited for cards, chess, or display, making it an elegant addition to a library, study, parlor, or traditional i...

Compact and sculptural, this box suits a coffee table, console, desk, vanity, or bookshelf, where it can hold jewelry, keepsakes, cards, or small desk items, or simply serve as a sta...

The boxes of the early editions featured charming, highly collectible color lithograph box tops and illustrated cardboard game cards designed to teach children natural history.

The back features a functional spring clip mechanism beneath the rose petals, originally designed to hold letters or business cards on a luxury vanity or executive desk. The wrist is...

Four drawers are incorporated into the front of the table, providing practical storage for playing cards, counters and game accessories. Original-style metal knobs and brass-colored ...

The boxes of the early editions featured charming, highly collectible color lithograph box tops and illustrated cardboard game cards showing various animals to teach children natural...

When opened, the surface approximately doubles in depth, providing a generous tabletop originally intended for taking tea, playing cards and other social occasions. The frieze is en...

An exceptional combination of French cabinetmaking, decorative detail and clever design, equally suited for cards, games or as an elegant occasional table. From Paris, France!

Narrative works of cardinals playing chess or cards were hugely sought after by late 19th-century European and American collectors, made famous alongside specialists like Jehan Georg...

The interior is lined in traditional green felt, providing an attractive and practical surface for cards and games. The table is raised upon elegantly shaped Queen Anne-style legs, ...

Elegant in scale yet remarkably elaborate in execution, the table was conceived as a versatile piece of drawing-room furniture, suitable for serving drinks, taking tea, playing cards...

The central reserves depict two different convivial tavern interiors populated by villagers drinking, playing cards, conversing, and making music. Detailed costumes, furnishings, ves...

The glazed ebonised case displays a selection of cotton and original textile samples which have been carefully mounted and labelled with printed cards. The case retains the original...

6 Pre-raphaelite Portraits Mounted in an Oak Shelf 6 charming 19th century ladies from original post cards set in to an unusual mount The shelf is 9.5” high, 32” long and 3” deep D...

The tabletop is surrounded by a raised gallery edge, thoughtfully designed to keep playing cards, dice, and gaming pieces safely contained during play.

Each drawer opens outward and tilts downward on internal supports, revealing green felt-lined writing or sorting surfaces intended to aid in reviewing and organizing index cards, cus...

The rectangular top showcases a whimsical Scagliola finished scene of hanging horns, a roulette wheel, letters, playing cards, a butterfly, travel postcards, and additional gambling ...

Revenue-Stamped Photographs Several photographic cards have been removed carefully for examination and retain original U.S. revenue stamps on their reverses.

It would be equally useful for tea, cards or just as a console table. It is solid wood throughout, it stands on beautifully fluted legs and looks great from all angles.

France, circa 1880 A late nineteenth century flame mahogany tric trac table, the removable top with dark green leather to one side for writing and baize to the other for cards, supp...

Two secret compartments slide out during gameplay, useful to store cards and chips. etc. The whole top swivels to reveal a space that can be used to store cards and game pieces. 

When opened, the top reveals a rich red velvet playing surface, creating an elegant setting for cards and other tabletop games. This ingenious transformation allows the piece to serv...

LEONARD TSUGUHARU FOUJITA (1886-1968) Extremely rare square wooden coffee table with inlaid design depicting scissors, cigar, pencil, envelope, pipes, a pair of tortoiseshell glasse...

He soon became known as the "Postcard King" and designed over 5,000 comic cards. He served in the Spanish American War in Cuba.

Place it on a desk or bookshelf for stationery, cards, jewellery or keepsakes, use it on a sideboard or console as a decorative storage box, or put it on a small table next to a read...

Kimonos, tablecloths, shawls, paintings, calendars, and Christmas cards could be found alongside these patriotic embroideries.

This envelope, originally reversible and now fixed to make an office table, by hinges that can be easily removed, shows off a mirror where before there was a tapestry of games for ca...