Monte Carlo, Poker box in solid walnut

Mahjong, a board game of Chinese origin consisting of 144 tiles. This precious version, enclosed in a 38 x 38 cm box, is composed of solid Canaletto walnut and Corian.

Table football with tub and curved sides made of extra-clear glass, thickness 8 - 15 mm. The legs and frame are made of wood, covered in leather, available in different shades, makin...

Suspended training bag made of thickened aniline leather with a velvety feel, available in 3 color options: black, mud and ice white. La ferramenta metallica è in finitura grafite.

Table lamp with canaletto walnut frame fin. 11 and fin. 2W, enriched by the detail of the comb joint, Calacatta marble base and diffuser formed by a double sphere: in bronze-colored ...

Handsome vintage poker and card set .The box and container is made of burl wood . Inside features four fitted carousel boxes that come in and out and hold all the poker chips along w...

Vintage butterfly poker card game set box, screen print on wood, with two decks of playing cards, eight dices and chips / Designed by PIero Fornasetti, made in Milan Italy by Fornase...

Must De Cartier Paris Vintage Playing Poker or Bridge Cards in Red Original Box. Cartier playing cards, one deck plus joker, poker, bridge playing cards in Cartier red 2-doors case. Les Must De Cartier playing cards were only sold from 1972-1976. This silk-lined box of cards with 18-karat gilded corners, printed with the Les Must De Cartier logo, is a gift for the true collector. The box measures: 6 1/2" by 4 1/4" by 1 3/8" and is marked Cartier. Beautiful deep red color cards with golden accents, Cartier cameo monogram, and 18-karat gold splashed edges. These cards are beautiful and rare, a real treasure. Cartier playing cards in gilt-tooled leather red case, the inside marked "Les Must de Cartier, Paris". Genuine Cartier and marked "Cartier Paris". Cartier playing cards are Monaco grade for casinos and gaming each with the Cartier monogram. Vintage Luxe Must De Cartier poker...

A wonderful antique English gaming counter box dating to the 1920's / 1930's. The box has a secret opening mechanism; the lid is slid to the left which ...