Games
Early 20th Century French Industrial Games
Metal
1930s American Industrial Vintage Games
Iron, Nickel
Early 20th Century Mexican Industrial Games
Metal
Early 20th Century American Industrial Games
Oak
Early 1900s French Belle Époque Antique Games
Bronze
Early 1900s British Antique Games
Rubber
Early 20th Century German Folk Art Games
Wood
Early 20th Century Italian Games
Bronze
Early 20th Century French Other Games
Iron
Early 20th Century Hawaiian Games
Stone
20th Century British Games
Silver
19th Century Folk Art Antique Games
Fruitwood
Early 20th Century American Other Games
Iron
1950s American Vintage Games
Metal
1930s British Folk Art Vintage Games
Pine
1930s American Folk Art Vintage Games
Tin
Early 20th Century Mexican Industrial Games
Metal
Early 20th Century Mexican Industrial Games
Metal
1950s Japanese Industrial Vintage Games
Tin
Late 19th Century Swiss Louis XVI Antique Games
Brass
1930s Argentine Industrial Vintage Games
Metal
Mid-20th Century French Industrial Games
Metal, Iron
Early 20th Century French Industrial Games
Metal
20th Century Industrial Games
Slate
1910s French Louis XVI Vintage Games
Wood
Early 1900s Belgian Industrial Antique Games
Iron
20th Century Dutch Industrial Games
Aluminum
1950s American Industrial Vintage Games
Aluminum
Antique, New and Vintage Games
There’s no better way to wind down after a week of work than with a well-designed antique, new or vintage game.
A beautifully designed contemporary or vintage game can introduce an element of fun to any room in your home — and it doesn’t have to be limited to the game room. The right mid-century or antique chess set or backgammon board can mean high stakes as well as high style for any entertainment room or cheery home bar area, with works from the period proving as pivotal to relaxation as they are eye-catching statement pieces.
While trends come and go, a unique vintage games table never goes out of style. Chess has an enduring and universal appeal, of which we were reminded following 2020’s successful Netflix show The Queen’s Gambit, while classic tric-trac tables are showstoppers in a secretive way, affording party guests a treasury of gaming under the guise of a fine neoclassical writing desk. But in shopping for the latter, strategize your next move carefully — an 18th-century tric-trac table designed in the Louis XVI style can get costly. Gambling games are always on trend, and, in a pinch, you can turn your standard console table or coffee table into a platform for roulette, cards or craps to introduce a little cheeky fun at your next soiree.
Table games such as pool, foosball and Ping-Pong — which is getting a makeover in the hands of today’s designers — can transform your already winning game room, while integrating games or games tables in any corner of your home can support your effort to make every bit of your space more warm and inviting. Browse a vast collection of antique, new and vintage games today on 1stDibs.