Antique Games

By Liberty & Co, a fold-over games and card table in walnut aligned to the Arts and Crafts movement (1880–1910), c.1890s.

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning vintage satinwood, walnut & mahogany chess table with ebonised accents A good looking well made and decorative piece, ideally sui...

This early 20th century English oak table, with its ability to function as both a console or smaller dining, games, or occasional table, is a real problem solver for many areas withi...

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...

A French console table with transitional/fold out top from the 19th century. This antique table from France has a rectangular-shaped top (with beautiful burl wood inlay and banding e...

Edwardian Inlaid Rosewood Games Table Item Code: S27-810A A very attractive Edwardian inlaid rosewood games table of elegant proportions, standing on slender square tapering legs wit...

Features a versatile convertible top for playing both chess and checkers, poker, and a number of casino games. Game pieces are included. Set of four matching chairs available separa...

Features a versatile convertible top for playing both chess and checkers, poker, and a number of casino games. Game pieces are included.

A fantastic statement piece for a games room, bar, office or home entertainment space, combining decorative appeal with genuine usability.

The table top is a very functional soft rectangle, which makes it perfect for games, breakfast or serving. The table would sit 2 people for breakfast and folds neatly away with beaut...

Both decorative and functional, this piece is well suited to a games room, library, living room, or study, offering versatility while serving as an elegant accent piece.

Stunning antique table for unforgettable games of poker, bridge etc. At first sight, this is an exceptionally elegant Empire console table: narrow, architectural and beautifully bal...

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!

Known as "ta," this style of low-lying daybed was used throughout the courtyard home as a portable surface for reclining, playing games, and gathering for food and drink. Additiona...

This is an outstanding piece for a basement or games room, reception, family room or commercial use.

Ideal today as a grand coffee table, this style of low-lying daybed was known as "ta" and was used throughout the courtyard home as a portable surface for reclining, playing games, a...

Originally used for card games in 18th century France, bouillotte tables are known for their circular form and compact elegance.

Ideal for use as an occasional table, games table, or multifunctional accent piece.

A Circular Table from a Games Room at the Purkersdorf Sanatorium, designed by Josef Hoffmann, 1903, for the Purkersdorf Sanatorium, executed by the Wiener Werkstätte, oak, brown-stai...

Elegant enough to serve as a console or writing table when closed, it transforms into a practical games table when opened, making it equally suited to traditional and contemporary in...

When opened, it provides a practical square surface suitable for card games, afternoon tea, or as an occasional table.

French marble topped mahogany games table with brass gallery. Circa 1900

These are identified in the engraved key and include halls for philosophers, the ephebeum for young men, the coryceum for ball games, bathing rooms, a changing room or apodyterium, w...

The beautifully engineered top opens effortlessly to reveal its green felt playing surface, transforming the table into an elegant card or games table suitable for bridge, chess, bac...

The hinged top folds over to reveal the original green baize-lined playing surface, transforming the piece from an elegant console table into a practical card or games table. When cl...

Key Features: Victorian burr walnut card table Decorative floral marquetry inlaid top Fold-over top opening to a green baize playing surface Shaped serpentine frieze Elegant cabriole...

Beneath the sweeping hem of her luxurious dress, a skeletal figure is partially revealed, crushed or concealed underfoot—a brilliant visual metaphor for the dark, macabre secrets hid...

This table would make a wonderful entrance or center table and its smaller proportions would make it adaptable to use as a games table. The table is set to go to its new home and wou...

De Mura devoted a great many works to this type of subject, drawing as an iconographic source on several prints by the French artist Jacques Stella (1596–1657), taken from a famous s...

Placed on top of the kang, low tables provided a convenient surface for dining, drinking tea, or playing games. Quiet and refined, this square kang table from the late 19th century...

It would work beautifully as an elegant Dutch Art Deco accent table, beside a chair or sofa, but its proportions also make it particularly appealing as a low games table placed betwe...

Placed on top of the kang, low tables provided a convenient surface for dining, drinking tea, or playing games. Quiet and refined, this square kang table from the late 19th century...

Built of richly patinated walnut, the square games table stands on four boldly carved barley-twist legs ending in rounded bun feet.

This versatile table serves as both a decorative accent and a functional piece for games or display. HISTORICAL NOTE: Game tables (often called card or parlor tables) were highly fas...

An antique 18th-century games table, preserved in remarkable condition—likely due to having been expertly restored over the centuries.

Original antique movie poster for a silent film - The Art of Tennis and How to Play It showing the Various Strokes of the Game demonstrated by the Leading Players of England / Showin...

A beautiful and practical piece of Regency furniture combining fine craftsmanship, versatility and an unusual games feature. Condition Excellent antique condition with minor age-rela...

This beautiful card, or games table was made in France in the mid 19th century.

With two drop leaves and gatelegs that open to make a great games or tea-time occasional table. Brass rolling casters on the gateleg extensions.

"Embriachi Game Box In Inlaid Bone, Italian Certosina, Renaissance (15th–16th Century)" A rare and authentic Renaissance games box from the Embriachi workshop or Lombard “certosina” ...

The beautifully figured burr walnut oval top is centred with an inlaid chess board in contrasting walnut and maple veneers, allowing the table to serve equally as an elegant centre t...

Of particular historical interest is Olympia, prominently marked in Elis, the celebrated sanctuary of Zeus and birthplace of the ancient Olympic Games. 2. La Messénie – Plate 30 Ma...

Fully opened, the table provides an oval surface suitable for intimate dining, games or occasional display. Its folding construction and relatively modest proportions make it especia...

It circulated during the symposium, the aristocratic drinking gathering in which wine accompanied conversation, music, poetry, intellectual discussion and games. The imagery decorati...

The table' s dimensions and style make it perfect for use as a card or games table. Dimensions are H 29.75 in x W 31.5 in x D 32 in

Practical, adaptable tables of this type were designed to be moved wherever needed and were often used for breakfast, correspondence, games or occasional dining. Its relatively narro...

A smart and practical antique card table, ideal for use as a games table, side table, hall table or decorative occasional table.

A look at the Club's honours boards, dating back to 1864, is like a "Who's Who" of golfing greats. Listing many of the games founding fathers such as Horace Hutchinson, Harold Hilton...

A characterful and theatrical accessory, well suited to a games room or desk. Hallmarked English Silver (925 Standard), London, Year 1898 (c) Maker's mark has been rubbed.

As the evening progressed, participants engaged in other pleasures, including games, performances, and sex. Wine played a major role in fueling these evenings, and a myriad of vesse...

Open, the hinged top provides additional surface space for entertaining, games, serving or occasional dining. The warm mahogany, delicate inlay and slender proportions give it an und...

Found at the center of social activity, Chinese square tables such as this were used on a daily basis for eating meals, serving tea, or playing games. The table frame and stretchers...

These often concealed compartments for chess or cards, and the tabletops were frequently covered with felt so that card games could be played on them. Later, elaborately painted Asia...

The vessel therefore stood at the symbolic and practical centre of the banquet, an environment associated not only with drinking but also with conversation, poetry, music, games and ...

He decided to resort to trickery and force to resolve this problem: he organised grand games in honour of the god Consus (the Consualia) and invited the neighbouring peoples, in part...

Serves as an elegant console table against a wall or converts when the top is unfolded to become a card/games table or breakfast table using an ingenious accordion mechanism.

Function: Originally Designed as games or card tables these often used in pairs in elegant interiors. 

WHEN WE OFFER A STICKLEY PC of FURNITURE, you will have a STICKLEY, AND WE WILL NOT TELL YOU " IN STICKLEY " STYLE , OR STICKLEY SCHOOL games to confuse the buyers.

The pavilion in the garden of the Petit Trianon was built for King Louis XV and his mistress Madame de Pompadour and intended for card games and concerts. The lantern, designed in th...

His first route towards that end was to spend lavishly on collections of Old Masters, most notably the Mantua collection secured for about £15,000 in 1628 with the help of Van Dyck’s...