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Click here to subscribeA Victorian inlaid figured walnut work/games table, the hinged top with rounded front corners bearing an inlaid Tunbridge ware panel depicting a castle, the interior inlaid as a chequerboard and backgammon table, fitted a shallow drawer and raised on turned supports turned by turned stretcher.
A Victorian mahogany cased games compendium containing a set of turned boxwood chessmen (King 6.5 cm high), draughts, boards for chess and backgammon, playing cards, whist marker, score cards, gaming chips, cold painted racehorses (and jumps), miniature gavel, etc., fitted lift-out trays and hinged front racks
A French ebony veneered gaming table by Veuve P.Sormani & Fils, with brass inlay, late 19th Century, the flip over top inlaid on one side for tric-trac ad on the other for chess, the interior inlaid for backgammon, one of the locks signed V P.Sormani et fils, 19 Rue Charlet, Paris, standing on tapering legs and with wavy x stretcher, 73 x 79 cm
A Combination Backgammon, Chess & Writing Table England circa 2008, of traditional form with a removable top, the tric trac table is veneered throughout with polished shagreen, the reversible top is leather on one side and rotates to reveal a card playing surface, inside, the backgammon board is held by a brass clip, when released, the board rotates to create the chess board, the drawers for the playing pieces released via a hidden button under the end rail, 114cm wide, 74cm high, 60cm deep
λ A Victorian coromandel and brass mounted games compendium, the lid inset with an ivory and kingwood inlaid folding chequer and backgammon board, with a folding leather steeple chase board, above a lift-out tray fitted with draughts, a cribbage board, dominoes and playing cards, above a further tray with Bezique markers, bone spellicans, above a divided interior with a pair of ivory shakers, dice, agate and Chinese mother of pearl counters, with cold painted metal race horses and jockeys, with a twin hinged front fitted with a turned and carved ivory chess set, with a plaque inscribed 'THE ROYAL CABINET OF GAMES', with original guide pamphlet and with an associated steeple chase board, 20cm high, 36.8cm wide, 28.4cm deep.
A 19th c. Rosewood and Mahogany fold-over Games Table having Rosewood top with inlaid Chess/draughts board, folding over to reveal inlaid backgammon board, swivel action fold-over top, having lower paper lined sliding compartment, on turned twin pedestal base with carved detail and carved swept scroll end legs with turned and carved stretcher, in need of some restoration
An early George III mahogany triple top tea, card and games table the rectangular top with outset corners, the hinged top opening on a gateleg (with small secret drawer behind) to reveal a tea table, the card table beneath with green baize and candle and counter wells, the lower games table in plum pudding mahogany with inlaid backgammon and chess board, partially hinged to reveal storage beneath, raised on cabriole legs, 32 x 16in. (81.25 x 40.75cm.), 29¾in. (75.5cm.) high, alterations. * The iron hinges on the top are stamped 'H. Tibats' - hinges by this Wolverhampton maker have been noted on a number of good quality George II and early George III tables over the years and were discussed in detail in the 1966 publication 'A Signed Hinge' by Peter Thornton.
An Edwardian inlaid rosewood fold over games and work table the boxwood line inlaid top centred with an oval fan patera, opening to reveal inlaid backgammon, chess and cribbage boards, over a single frieze drawer, pull-out waste box beneath, raised on square tapered legs with oval patera inlaid H-stretcher, 25 x 16in. (63.5 x 40.5cm.), 28¾in. (73cm.) high.
A late Regency rosewood games table, with bowed galleried ends, gilt brass mounts, reversible games board top and backgammon interior, on column supports, shaped base, turned feet and brass casters 74 x 69 x 43cm (29 x 27 x 17in) The reversable top is worn to the slide and the timber is faded
A George IV rosewood games table, circa 1825 A George IV rosewood games table, circa 1825, the rectangular top with rounded corners containing a central slide with chess board top and tooled leather backgammon below, flanked by lift top compartments, on scroll trestle supports with central turned stretcher, platform bases and scroll feet concealing casters, 72cm high, 92cm wide, 54cm deep
Hoyle (Edmond) - The Polite Gamester: containing, Short Treatises on...Whist, with an Artificial Memory, Quadrille, Backgammon, Piquet and Chess with an Essay towards making the Doctrine of Chance Easy, 6 parts in 1, each with separate title, except Piquet, little marking, names on free endpaper 'A.L. Tracey', general title 'John Hogan Digby', and Whist title 'Mr Tracey's',contemporary calf, rubbed, 8vo, Dublin, George & Alexander Ewing, 1761 [part titles dated 1753-1762] The first edition to include The Doctrine of Chances .
A Victorian walnut games table, with shaped edge, backgammon, cribbage and checkerboard, with frieze drawer, wooden bag beneath and scroll and foliate carved legs. Width 27 ins (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: This table is in first class condition. The top is flat and of good colour. The interior games surface is also in very good order. The piece has clearly been professionally restored in recent years and is ready to either use or resell without the need for any further repairs or restoration. The only really minor visible repair is across the backgammon playing surface where a crack has been rectified. This should be visible from our image. The piece is structurally extremely solid.
A 19th century inlaid mahogany sofa games table The hinged twin flap top centred with a removable section, the underside inlaid with a chessboard, enclosing the inlaid backgammon section above a frieze drawer, standing on end trestle supports with splayed legs with brass caps and castors. 68 cm wide with flaps down. CONDITION REPORTS: Some veneer losses, some inlay losses, some patched repairs, some splits, scuffing, scratching and staining, some moulding losses, general wear.
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