Antique Cards

When fully opened, the top measures 35.5 inches square, offering ample space for cards or board games. Beneath the top, the apron houses a discreet storage compartment, with a baiz...

The hinged tops opens to reveal the original claret baize lined interior for playing cards. As you swivel the top into position a compartment for storing your cards, pens and paper i...

The writing set includes two matching rectangular boxes, used for storing writing materials or paper cards of calligraphy and poetry. Additional Dimensions: Table: 33.25"W x 23.25"...

Petersburg between 1882 and 1898 The 14K gold Victorian era bracelet is centered with what can be interpreted as a clover or the playing cards symbol for clubs set with three fac...

Poulain was a pioneer in branding, using posters, collectible cards, and illustrated advertisements to promote its products to families and children.

The cherub supports a cylindrical silver mount designed to hold letters, correspondence, notes, or place cards, making this piece a refined desk or table accessory.

The case opens to reveal a slim compartment designed to accommodate visiting or calling cards, which were indispensable tools of Regency social etiquette.

Flip top opens to an elegant mahogany top, with inlaid playing cards in each corner, top opens again on itself to reveal and oak interior of partitions for storage.

This 18th century Swedish table with tilting top would work well as a small dining or cards table between a pair of chairs, or function equally as well as a lovely side table. when t...

The images on the cream colored backed cards are quite "royal (Kings, Queens, etc,) " and regal in subject matter. (15) of the cards are the proverbial suits plain cards while the re...

Once used for tea service or cards, it's perfectly scaled today as a side table next to your favorite armchair or a petite nightstand in a guest room.

The table opens to reveal a compartment for ones cards etc and a baize playing surface.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this fully restored, exquisite, hand made in England Victorian circa 1860-1880 Mahogany framed Chessboard Ga...

It has a useful drawer to hold your playing and score cards etc, and stands on elegant cabriole tapering  legs that terminate in ormolu sabots.

The signature is accompanied by a photograph of the employees, which were used as business cards at the time (cabinet photograph), and is dated 1914. · Size: 58x6,5x49 cms. int: 40...

Its slender form and refined aesthetic make it a sophisticated accessory for use as a wallet holding cards and folded dollar bills. The luxurious silver finish gleams with a subtle p...

The church places strict rules and regulations regarding altar cards, such as what is included on them, the order, and even their placement.

His stepfather, the painter André Utter, and his mother selected cards that reproduced his favourite views of la Butte Montmartre.

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

It can be used as a humidor for cigars, or for jewelry or keepsakes, playing cards or game pieces. The box has a push-button latch mechanism in working condition and measures 9.875...

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.

His stepfather, the painter André Utter, and his mother selected cards that reproduced his favourite views of la Butte Montmartre.

These works are magnificent snapshots –pictorial post cards—of Martha Walter’s search for distinctive and unusual national and ethnic subjects.

A discreet single drawer sits just beneath the apron, originally intended to store game pieces or playing cards, today, a charming nod to its original function.

The beak functions as a holder, ideal for displaying menus or cards. The bird’s anatomy is beautifully rendered, with fine details in the feathers and legs contributing to its noble ...

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 frames currently contain a paper printed reproduction of Sir Lawrence Dundas and his Grandson by Johann Zoffany (1733-1810) and a paper printed image of a clock face made of card...

Made to weigh letters and cards before sending them off in the mail with the correct postage long ago, this weighs up to 0- 500 grams.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this absolutely stunning, New Old Stock & Boxed Le Banquier Baccarat card dispenser with silver leaf tipped ...

A simple design with a hinged lid to secure the cards inside. Compact enough to fit in any pocket, it comes with its original presentation box.

The method he employed for making sugar patterns was identical to that which he used to make his sand pictures; that is the sugar, or sand, was shaken through a cut and pleated playi...

This antique diamond horseshoe brooch is supplied with an independent diamond grading report cards. Images do not always reflect the true color and brilliance of gemstones and diamo...

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

The hinged top opens to reveal a blue baize lined interior for playing cards framed with exquisite floral marquetry decoration.

An antique wooden playing card box with two sets, one hundred and four, of old playing cards. Late 19th century, England.

The anterior surface is embellished with four desirable and impressive hot enamel panels depicting: a luxurious early-twentieth century car, three playing cards, a champagne bottle a...

It can hold several memos or business cards. Beautifully cleaned condition. France, around 1880.

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

The intricately detailed top showcases various game cards, dice, a string instrument, a script containing a composer, and various other artist elements.

The views are identified as follows: Upper left picture is a starboard view of a Royal Navy frigate or Sixth-rate ship, Upper right picture is a starboard view of a First-Rate ship...

At the same table, an elderly woman studies her cards while a child looks on, and a curled cat rests below.

The filing cabinet has nine vertical boxes and fourteen horizontal boxes, for a total of one hundred and twenty-six spaces, in which cardboard boxes were inserted with a frontispiece...

Measuring ~13 inches in diameter, this piece is in very good overall condition. All the cards are black or red on white depending on which suit they are.

You can find one of these pattern cards designed by Roubo in the attached photos.

The interior comprising four packs of playing cards, different colour counters, a set of two dice and the locking key.

Crafted in the early 20th century, the table features a demi-lune form that opens to reveal a square gaming surface, traditionally lined with leather for chess, cards, or other parlo...

(cards not included) The holder is made of silver by William Hutton & Son Ltd. (1896-2006).

Beneath the tabletop lies a discreet drawer with compartments, perfect for storing game pieces, cards, or other accessories. The compact design and dual-purpose functionality allow t...

The original carved, stained hard wood base is embellished with an impressive applied hallmarked motif realistically modelled in the form of four splayed playing cards: one of each s...

Large casket, rosewood solid and veneered, France circa 1860/70, brass handle embedded in the lid, brass inlays, nice division inside (originally for tokens and cards), restored cond...

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

A silver plaque bearing an engraved name inlaid across the figure’s chest, adding an interactive and witty dimension to the design, likely a play on Victorian social etiquette and th...

Caen (in 1807 according to IFF) where worked as a topographer; settled in Paris in 1833 where his work mainly consisted in trade-cards and advertising posters at first, moving on to ...

The result is an almost square surface for playing cards and dice. The piece of furniture is finished and ready for use.

On the left is represented a young man, a macaroni, standing at a round table, and, with linked fingers, leaning one elbow on a book, the label on which bears "Weber & Hoyle", i.e. a...