Antique Cards

Its shape is typical of the gaming table, with the round corners where were putted on the deck of cards. The curved thin legs are made in solid walnut and are another example of the...

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.

The fold over top opens to reveal storage for playing cards and chess pieces etc with the original green baize.

This stunning engraved and monogrammed compact opens to reveal a sterling silver interior with fittings for two different types of coins and a covered powder dispenser on one side an...

The boxed area inside the apron provides storage for cards, games & other accouterments. Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1815-1825.

The shaped hinged top opens to reveal a fabulous green baize lined gaming interior for playing cards, above a frieze fitted with a drawer and decorated by a beautiful classical urn.

Cabinet cards reached their peak of popularity in the 1870s through the 1890s.

It is unsigned as all the address cards are. There are two size variants, this being the larger of the two.

The top spins to reveal storage for game pieces, cards, etc. The top then folds over to reveal a green baize covered surface for playing games and cards on.

"[3] Many patterns for quilts and sewing were designed by Ruby Short McKim and published in nationally syndicated newspapers.[8] Sunbonnet Sue became symbolic of 'female innocence a...

It also has a locking system. the left side legs extend and extend the table allowing play time for one group at roulette and another group at cards or chess. All games and pieces ar...

To the left, a puppet can be seen hanging out of a dressing trunk, whilst a scabbard and pipe lie next to some playing cards on the floor. Further research has revealed that the pain...

The table can be used as a console table and by extending the 2 rear legs and opening the top it can be used as a card or game table, where a compartment is covered with fabric, to i...

The interior has been professionally re-lined in a handsome hand-marbled paper; the size of the interior would suit smaller note cards and the like. The front is inlaid with a Mot...

Perfect to present sweets or for business cards and mail. Suitable also hanging under two wall lights , with fabric fans - The price is interestings because I want to close my activi...

Loosely inserted to Volume I are two post cards, one from 1896 and the other from 1926. This set comprises: Volume I: Adam Bede.

When the game table top is partially open the recessed storage space for game pieces or cards is revealed. The playing surface is finished in original green felt.

: 6 x 5 cm Two men playing cards (slightly undulating) : 7 x 7.3 cm Framed (some wears in the gilding) : 42 x 58.5 cm These drawings have been attributed to the circle of Jacques E...

The writing table includes a matching poem box (tanzaku bako), used for storing paper cards of painted calligraphy and poetry. The lid is similarly decorated in shimmering gilt lacqu...

Puni deconstructs the world of cards, fascinated by the shapes and colors of the deck.

Useful for a permanent end table, a center table, for playing a game of cards ~ the possibilities are surely numerous! The finely turned shaft is affixed to three elegantly scrolled ...

The man's extravagant pants are finely detailed with playing cards, and his face adorned with beauty marks framed by his flamboyant hat.

Sandford Jenkins” calling cards. After exploring the town, the couple descends to the foot of the falls where they gaze up at a the rushing water as a rainbow appears, prompting roma...

He made several atlases as a folio-atlas in two versions in 1720, the most comprehensive Atlas Geographicus counted 46 cards and was reprinted several times.

Marked “patent applied for,” but undated, the wheel was produced sometime between 1890 and 1910. The imagery includes cards, dice, roulette, along with other numbers and symbols for ...

Webb has cut a sheet of drawing paper into cards to receive the autographs of one class, and Vinton painted a border consisting of various scenes around the Point and in Cadet life.

Beneath there is a small mount for written cards to denote various Jewish holy festivals, announcing the occasion for which the Torah is brought out and a passage recited.

Only 60 were printed, of which 40 were printed by Sloan for use as his and Dolly's New Year's card for 1927, and 20 were printed for him by Ernest Roth at a later date. As Sloan's H...

Also of course they are one of the most elegant solutions possible to find for a whole host of spaces around the home even if one doesn't intend to play any cards or open them out at...

There is a Psalm and Op Jezus Geboorte (On Jesus Birth) and under the cards, Paastyd (Eastertide) and ends with volti Subito.

He soon became known as the "Postcard King" and designed over 5,000 comic cards.

Charmingly petite, with exquisite craftsmanship Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Select stocks present fine grain interest with rich caramel hues Striking inlaid to...

A Jack of Spades from a deck of cards adorns the image. Additional details: Materials and Techniques: Colour lithograph on paper Size (W x H): 47.2 x 62.6 in / 120 x 159 m Printe...

Size wise this is equivalent to and will be most likely use as a side or cards table now a days. The deep when the table is closed is 7.40 in, is very light.

The hinged swivel top concealing an interior space for storing cards and games and opening to reveal a green baize lined playing surface.

Creswick was appointed as manufacturer of paper and cards to William IV in 1831. Well presented in a late 19th century gilt effect frame with ornate corner molding and a washline mo...

We are delighted to offer for sale this lovely condition antique Spillman & Co St Martins Lane London extending large side or occasional table This is a very well made and versat...

A stunning Japanese Edo period lacquer tanzakubako, box for poem cards, late 18th-early 19th century, Edo Period, Japan.

Will fit modern business cards. Dark spots in photos are reflections. The leather box has some minor wear to the fabric and some scratches to the leather.

Also included is a 1957 Oakland Tribune article where the “Castco” painting was donated to the Oakland Museum, and six color Christmas cards from Coulter, Steel and Forged Co. showin...

Topped with a colorful piece of Breche d'Alep marble and surrounded by a cast brass pierced gallery to make a wonderful side table when not being used to play a game of cards. The ap...

The top extends to a whopping 1.4 meters, great for cards or to use as a small dining table when you don't want to have one in use permanent use, this is an occasional / centre table...

A central covered well provides tidy storage for cards and counters, combining practical function with the Anglo-Moorish vocabulary Liberty popularised in the late Victorian period.

This bowl may have been designed for the hallway of a grand home, to receive the cards of visitors and perhaps a scarf or pair of gloves as residents came and went.

Desk set W.M.F figure of justice Inkwell and bell (bell) Electroplated metal Circa 1900 Origin Germany Very good general condition Business cards are placed in the front cab Art Nouv...

Color lithograph Cardinaux created an extensive work of different media, he illustrated books, designed mono-cards , printed matter and drew caricatures.He painted Landscapes on c...

This French bronze group conceived as a pair of animals dressed as people playing cards exhibits many subtle details and a dramatic satirical story.

The column base with turned feet tips is a wonderful piece of craftsmanship, the table top has been painstakingly engraved which must have taken hundreds of hours The table was bei...

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...

As warm and attractive as it is functional, finished on all sides so it can be placed anywhere in the room, having the ideal size and proportions for a variety of different uses, inc...

The top is foldable and once open becomes an octagonal support surface, mezzanine, for the game of cards. The underside band is enriched on the front by a drawer.

.; green silk pocket to contain cards etc. on the back of the book is torn and partially missing.

Stunning pair of 19th century Irish burr walnut cards tables, the serpentine shaped tops with highly figured bookmatched veneers and ‘Irish carved’ edge of trailing Shamrocks, leaves...

It is of course a centre or occasional table, it can be used for playing cards in a Library or in a hall with sculptures etc, if you were feeling very grand you could use it as a fou...

The table opens up to reveal a baize cards playing surface We have cleaned waxed and polished it from top to bottom, there will be some patination from honest age and genuine use,...

Two of the men are playing cards and there are two tankards visible. The calmness of this group is a drastic difference from the 11 people gathered in the foreground.

After studying in Europe in 1864, he began creating Christmas cards and also published instructional books to improve art education in the United States.

While his paintings of wild animals were much praised by the critics, his most financially successful works were his portraits of dogs, reproduced on a range of items including tobac...

Each candleholder finely detailed to the centre with an image of playing cards to one side and crest on the reverses, each image contained within a gilt circle, further enhanced with...

After studying in Europe in 1864, he began creating Christmas cards and also published instructional books to improve art education in the United States.