Antique Playing Cards

Stored inside the box are various original board games of the period, still in excellent condition: dice, dominoes, playing cards, colored chips, score cards and poker accessories.

The small integrated pull-out drawers or trays along the apron hold playing cards, poker chips, or game pieces, designed to maximize utility while maintaining a delicate, artistic si...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this absolutely stunning, Museum Quality, near new old stock circa 1850 Edward & Jones of 161 Regent Street ...

Set includes two complete playing card decks in box with silk pulls for easy removal of cards.

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

Filling the black background is a plethora of birds, foliage and even playing cards or tokens. The playful design which combines the natural and man-made world is superbly executed h...

The work itself dates from the mid 18th century and contains pages from books in several languages, sheets of music, and random playing cards. It is in good condition and highly ent...

Elegant Black Lacquer Games, Card or Hall Table This stylish Victorian piece has an ebonised finish which is a smooth slightly shiny black finish The top of the table twists round...

Depicting an elegant stylized hand holding the four aces of playing cards. These sculptural bookends are cast in spelter with a finely preserved gilt patina and mounted on solid whi...

A finely painted oil on canvas of an Italian beauty seated on a stool, with tossed playing cards in landscape. Signed lower right 'J.L.

French School circa 1900 Studies of characters, four drawings in a same frame Pencil on paper Sizes of the drawings (from left to right and from top to bottom) A couple at a table ...

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...

The rectangular top showcases a whimsical Scagliola finished scene of hanging horns, a roulette wheel, letters, playing cards, a butterfly, travel postcards, and additional gambling ...

The casket is in the form of a Georgian knife box, the sterling silver-mounted cover and front with applied ribbon-tied bell flower swags decoration, with a fitted two-division green...

Used to light the table when playing cards, both the shade and the candleholder tray may be raised and lowered as candles burn down to allow for prolonged lighting.

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 back legs of the table pull out to reveal a small storage compartment for keeping Counters, Playing Cards and other games. The table top retains the original green baize which is...

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.

The compartments make the piece particularly suitable for storing sewing implements, playing cards, bridge accessories, cribbage pieces, dominoes, counters and other small games or c...

For similar candelabra see The English Glass Chandelier page 14 color plate five George III playing cards with John Simeon by Johann Zoffany (1733-1810).

Created in France circa 1810, the impressive wall canvas depicts an animated Empire-period gaming room with gentlemen gathered around several tables playing cards, chess, and other g...

The drawer itself is not only used to store the roulette wheel, playing cards and dice, but also functions as a tric-trac or backgammon board.

The apron houses a center drawer fitted with compartments for playing cards or chips, complete with its original brass escutcheon and key.

'A Game of Cards' George Goodwin Kilburne (1839-1924) British signed watercolor on board, framed framed: 10 x 11 inches board: 9.5 x 10.5 inches Provenance: private collection, Engla...

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...

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...

Marcel Brunery French, (1893-1982) A Good Hand Oil on panel, signed Image size: 18.75 inches x 23.5 inches Size including frame: 26.75 inches x 31.5 inches Provenance: Frost & Reed ...

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...

The cup ace table has the form of support that recalls the seed of playing cards. The plan is rectangular, usually consisting of a single axis.

Well painted, very-decorative oil painting very much in the manner of Zacharias Noterman. Monkeys gambling, playing cards and smoking pipes in an interior, apparently a tavern.

The composition combines instructional charts with theatrical imagery — playing cards, symbolic figures, and decorative flourishes typical of the Art Nouveau period.

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.

Often you find these tables allow access to two different folding surfaces, one of which is baized for playing cards at, and other solid wood for serving tea at.

Highly appealing, rare antique gaming table Displays a desirable aged patina Exquisite burr walnut shows fine grain interest Rich caramel hues shine through the wax polish finish ...

This timeless table design matches earlier bouillotte tables made for playing cards, but it scales down the proportions to coffee table size to fit a living room arrangement.

The central reserves depict two different convivial tavern interiors populated by villagers drinking, playing cards, conversing, and making music. Detailed costumes, furnishings, ves...

The striking top is dressed with an inset black marble surface intricately inlaid with colorful stone marquetry depicting scattered playing cards, drafting instruments, ropes, and a ...

The top opens and unfolds into a complete circular game table with its original green felt surface, ideal for playing cards, dice games, or other leisure activities.

In the past, they were the central meeting places for dining, playing cards, socialising. Dimensions: 32"h x, 51"squ Condition: Good, top with small edge nicks and flea bites, base...

One of the most striking things about certain of these prisoners was that, though conditions were very rough, they managed to make beautiful objects from bone, wood and straw, which ...

The tabletop is surrounded by a raised gallery edge, thoughtfully designed to keep playing cards, dice, and gaming pieces safely contained during play.

The final plaque is after Caravaggio, and depicts three men playing cards. The name of each artist is inscribed in black calligraphy under the roundel.

This fine example of Schroder's work illustrates his polished style and his rich detail.Cavaliers playing cards, morning visitors, letter writes, a cavalier refreshing, the armourers...

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...

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...

Four drawers are incorporated into the front of the table, providing practical storage for playing cards, counters and game accessories. Original-style metal knobs and brass-colored ...

Child Harlequin is seen wearing a turquoise gilt lined and gilt buttoned overcoat with a white ruff around the neck with split checkered and playing cards pants and black shoes. Harl...

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 felt interior indicates that the table is intended for leisurely activities such as playing cards, backgammon, or even chess, making it a versatile piece in salons or drawing ro...

The military education refers to their explanations that the Tenth do not dance, play cards, enjoy music, or take part in duels. "Send to Coventry" is an idiom used in England meanin...

The top main panel is beautifully hand-painted and shows three people, a man, and maiden playing cards together in a forest with another maiden seated beside them.

When opened, the surface approximately doubles in depth, providing a generous tabletop originally intended for taking tea, playing cards and other social occasions. The frieze is en...

Text is in Middle High German Illustration was made by one of the Augsburg Woodcutter's Guild, which held a monopoly of woodcut illustrations of playing cards and religious icons. An...

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 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...

Above is the intricately detailed top featuring three inlaid panels, with the first being of three men playing cards adjacent their hunter gear and a village in the distance.

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Inside the drawer are six packs of unopened Asprey playing cards, each still preserved within their original packaging, positioned before a cribbage board veneered to match the Amboy...

Like the entire plate, including the playing cards and the frame made of different coloured pieces of marble, this is the Scagliola technique, which is rarely used today.

Once opened, the interior reveals a green felt-lined playing surface arranged with multiple playing stations, creating an attractive and practical setting for cards and traditional g...