Antique Cards

report cards. Diamond Quality Diamond One Colour H Clarity SI1 Cut Old European round Content

the side, opening to a narrow interior lined in blue fabric for the protection of cards. Cases of

1885. It represents a game of cards by the fire in a Breton interior. In 1886, Martin Kavel exhibited

shells, garland and urns. Each interior is lined in green baize for playing cards, each bowfront

father as evidenced by the many cards he illustrated. He exhibited several works at the Royal Academy

stationery, invoices, posters, menu cards, wine and gin labels, among other things, were appreciated far

felt-lined bucket drawer which would have been used for storing game pieces or cards. Supporting the

playing cards, writing instruments, or small accessories. Four tapered legs provide stability and balance

holding an assortment of games, from cards, chess and checkers to Parcheesi, boules and cribbage - and

. Solid oak and veneered. The drawers were originally used to store index cards with prescriptions and

holding an assortment of games, from cards, chess and checkers to Parcheesi, boules and cribbage - and

, revealing playing cards, cribbage board with score markers and dice. Complete with working Chubb lock and

playing cards, 2 cribbage pegs, 2 dice and a teetotum dice. With a flat pine base and lots of remnants of

bottom. The table opens up to reveal a baize cards playing surface We have cleaned waxed and polished

kids parties, for poker, picnics, cards, everything, they are super utilitarian, pack away as flat as

card case that may also be used practically with modern business/credit cards. A wonderful way to store

interior with compartments for postage stamps and retains some of the original owners visiting cards which

frames, altar cards or cantagloria from Italy. Shaped, with scrolling and acanthus leaf deep carving

that they are former greeting cards. On the left side there is space to insert handwritten lines

report cards. Diamond Quality Diamond One Colour I Clarity SI2 Cut Old European round Content 0.29

earrings are supplied with two independent diamond grading report cards. Diamond Quality Diamond One

display of calendar cards. The golden patina of the bronze adds warmth and elegance, complementing the

, and her studies were used widely for greeting cards and book illustrations. Her career took off when

tooled green baize fabric which is perfect for playing cards. It has a deep frieze with a storage

of bone and Ebony dominoes. this lifts to reveal four sets of playing cards (modern) and this tray in

the many cards he illustrated. During the period of 1905 to 1920 De Breanski painted a series of

was previously pushed back can be unfolded to reveal a fabric-covered surface for playing cards and

as originally intended for cards and tea. The table stands on four fluted and turned legs — a

face is made from twenty-four white enamelled cards with the hours in Roman numerals and the minutes

a stopper was added in order to play various games (cards, chess...). Today, it is rare to find game

original drawing in which playing cards and a chair are shown on the ground. In any case, aggressive

two hinged compartments for playing cards. There is a base drawer with the original cribbage boards

. Inside it has two drawers, one with a decorative brass handle, providing space for playing cards. The

calendar cards and a celluloid stamp tray sit neatly within brass rails Dressed with a pair of distinctive

cards, as well as more sophisticated pieces such as an intricate straw work box. Another market

sturdy and ready for a game of cards, checkers, Majong or dice. There are four small drawers in the

, in the detail photo showing the two ladies playing cards. The craftsman over 200 years ago managed to

. The apron has 2 drawers for cards and chips and two slide-out trays with leather surfaces that were

top opens to reveal a fabulous gaming interior for playing cards with an inlaid chess and draughts

figured walnut stocks and a delightful expression of carved detail. Sure to enhance any game of cards with

were both member at the Chelsea Arts Club and this work depicts the two men playing cards in the club

back and two hinged compartments for playing cards. There is a secret base drawer with the original

cards and roulette, circa 1870 in date. The hinged triple top opens to reveal a fabulous gaming

playing cards. There is a secret base drawer with the original cribbage boards, brass score markers and

has 2 drawers, one with a decorative brass handle, providing space for playing cards. The second one

chestnut top with his back to the viewer and a deck of cards in his hand, seemingly gazing at the man

foyer, as a great breakfast table within a sunny nook, or as a enticing spot for playing cards with your

frame, which can be used to store chess pieces, playing cards and the like. The fronts of the drawers

, from cards, chess and checkers, to Parcheesi, boules and cribbage, and even a horse-racing game! Turn

reveal a space which can be used to store cards and game pieces. The table is raised on four shaped legs

reveal a space which can be used to store cards and game pieces. The table is raised on four shaped legs

of full-size multi-suit playing cards to be stored. The interior of the cover features the

people could play cards seated in normal armchairs with this piece. It has the original birdcage

, calling cards, or handkerchiefs. They were a fashion statement and a symbol of social status. Owning a

reveal a space which can be used to store cards and game pieces. The table is raised on four shaped legs

sewing", "A man potting plants", "A game of cards", "In the tavern after the hunt", "A musical reception

cards behind; the work is signed to the lower left 'Arturo Ricci'. Canvas height 61cm, width 91.5cm