Antique Games

By Liberty & Co, a fold-over games and card table in walnut aligned to the Arts and Crafts movement

with ebonised accents A good looking well made and decorative piece, ideally suited as a games

An elegant antique Louis XV style carved walnut card game table. circa 1790 Born in Continental Europe in the late 18th / early 19th century, exquisitely hand-crafted in sophisticat...

English oak table, with its ability to function as both a console or smaller dining, games, or occasional

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...

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

Spillman & Co of London. With two drop leaves and gatelegs that open to make a great games or tea-time

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

against a wall or converts when the top is unfolded to become a card/games table or breakfast table using

, characterful patina, the small marks and signs of wear bearing witness to decades of lively games and social

entrance to a traditional study, games room or dining room.

practical surfaces for meals, tea, or leisurely games.

would be perfect for a breakfast room or informal dining space to eat or play games, but could also

games. On this streamlined Art Deco version, the original stitched parchment shade has a pleated cotton

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

tables playing cards, chess, and other games of chance. The composition is filled with wonderful

Very rare Victorian Rococo Style Walnut Drop-Leaf Sunderland Barley Twist Card/ Games Table

. Typical motifs of the early 17th century, such as peasant dances, drinking parties, and card games, are

Very rare Victorian Rococo Style Walnut Drop-Leaf Sunderland Barley Twist Card/ Games Table

. The perfect storage piece for games, blankets, table linens, candles, etc. The cabinet has been amply

the major Pan-hellenic games. Dating to the Augustan Age, 43 BC - 18 AD. 8 inches high 8 wide 3.2

. Nice old patina. We have other games tables as well, feel free to call or email should you have

triumph, coins stacked and restacked, elbows planted through long games. Every mark feels earned. Beneath

the camps. While some produced boxes, games and curios, ship models such as this were the most admired

A handsome Victorian walnut loo / games table, dating from the 19th century and displaying all the

Theodore B. Starr. The flask still has useful utility today; enjoy the flask at football games, hunting

. Such tables were designed for card games and social gatherings, often incorporating a lined interior

Games), Additionally A Well Appointed Leather Lined Interior (For Writing). There Is A Pull Out Drawer

imagination to children's games in times gone by, allowing you to imagine a village festival or an evening of

to reveal a green baize playing surface, a practical design used in the 18th century for card games

piece that folds open with a gate-leg mechanism to serve as a full-size table for games or intimate

many rooms in need of a coffee/ cocktail serving table . Good for games ,cards and occasional foot up

Games, today DB Schenker). One is in good condition showing "Czechoslovakia" (Tschechoslowakei), "Alfred

This elegant antique French games table was crafted during the Louis-Philippe period, circa 1850

originality. The interior retains its original configuration, designed for card playing and social games. In

19th century English Regency games table, with fold-over inlaid top. Inlaid brass and walnut raised

Regency games table with a rectangular shaped fold-over crossbanded top opening to reveal a baize lined

manufacturer known for these mechanical racing games, often dated between the 1890s and 1910s. Maker’s mark

talisman for success in their games, as it was reputed to bring its owner respect, good fortune, riches and

Olympic Games that took place in Chamonix in 1924 – the very first Winter Olympic Games ever held. This

A rare Belgian Art Deco chess table in marble, dating from the 1920s to 1930s. More than a games

slender tapering square legs. The elegant piece works equally well as a center table, games table or a

Regency interiors for entertaining and social games, while also serving as practical console tables when

slides: 1.32m). It can also be used as a games table with the writing surface that flips over to reveal a

games or gatherings.

truly a beautiful and unique set of antique American wicker with many uses from cards, games, puzzles or

moments of luxury and leisure - afternoon tea, playful games, grand balls, and tender interactions with

, fishing, boating, playing games and at leisure. Signed Henry Dasson 1870 to the right front bronze

This exquisite antique flip-top games table is a testament to 19th-century craftsmanship, featuring

games. Dimensions: Height 68.5 cm / 27 " Width 22 cm / 8 " Depth 3 cm / 1 " Period 1900-1949 Year

finely cast bronze commemorative plaque created for the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm, designed by

Committee: W. D. Phillips, Gavin Henry, Ack Llewellyn, J. Games, W. M. Douglas and T. D. Schofield. At the

traditional game of skill. The Barrel Game, also known as the "Frog Game," is one of the oldest games in

. The scoring system, akin to tennis, employed fifteens and tens, with the team securing 12 games

enclosing green baize games surface, above inlaid and crossbanded frieze, standing on tapered inlaid and

spiritualism, tarot reading, and mystical games were fashionable pastimes across Europe. Today, this poster