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A red, black and brown tooled gilt leather chess/backgammon board Retailed by Fortnum & Mason with similar decorated box for pieces and a pair of dice cups, with backgammon pieces and dice, 50.5cm wide; an ornate ebonized box, the sides decorated in relief with church cloisters and figures of saints, containing stained ivory chess pieces, 21cm wide; and a quillwork box, bound with ebonized wood, 20cm wide (qty)
A 20th Century Damascus geometrically inlaid games table inset with various woods and mother-of-pearl, the folding top revealing backgammon, chess and card boards above a frieze of fretwork arches and chamfered supports, the undertier inlaid with diamond motifs, on cabriole legs, height approx 77.5cm, width approx 82cm.
A Victorian walnut games/work table, the burr fold-over top revealing chequer, backgammon and cribbage boards above a serpentine fronted frieze drawer and swag below, raised to twin turned supports united by two stretchers over acanthus scroll feet with applied brass castors, 83cm wide when opened.
A mid 19th century Chinese lacquer games table, allover decorated gilt oriental scenes, the rectangular top with a central drop-in cover decorated figures playing a board game, released from the underside with steel bar to reveal a chequer board on the reverse the interior with backgammon the frieze with three drawers fitted turned ivory handles revolving on a birdcage to a turned stem and triform base with carved paw feet, 31.5in (80cm) h, 24.5in (62cm) w, 20.25in (51.5cm) d. Central top panel with cracks, old repairs to frieze.
A 19th century black lacquered and gilt chinoiserie decorated chess/backgammon board, the exterior chequerboard decorated with plain gold panels and figural decorated black panels within a border depicting figures in garden settings, the sides similarly decorated opening to reveal a flower and butterfly decorated backgammon board, 49.3 cm x 49.3 cm (open)
A large Victorian period mahogany box with countersunk brass carrying handles, the later lined interior now containing on assorted quantity of games boards, domino boxes and an Edwardian period folding chess and backgammon board, 38cm wide, box 48cm wide; together with an Edwardian period mahogany letter box, the cavetto moulded hinged lid with letter slot above a glazed front panel, 49cm wide -2
A walnut swing frame toilet mirror, early 19th century, on reeded columns supports over splayed feet, an oak brass bound bucket, a brass adjustable double candlestick on a ring turned support over circular pedestal base, adapted for electricity and a backgammon board complete with counters. (4)
A George IV period rosewood games table the rounded rectangular top with a sliding reversible central section with an inlaid chessboard to one side, below is an inlaid backgammon board, the panelled frieze with scroll carved corbels, the tapered end supports ending in leaf carved collars and scroll platform feet with foliate roundels and castors 82.5cm wide, 74.5cm high, 48cm deep
An early 20th century Syrian walnut and inlaid games table profusely inlaid throughout with chequer banding, geometric motifs and mother of pearl decoration, the foldover swivel top revealing a central baize playing surface with a compartmental surround, the baize surface folding back to reveal a backgammon board with thirty-two counters, below are arched aprons, the whole raised on square cabriole legs 90cm wide, 82cm high, 47cm deep
A continental satinwood games table, with tulipwood banding, the sliding top inlaid a chequer board and reveals a gilt tooled leather backgammon board, the frieze with opposing real and dummy drawers on square tapering legs to block ankles, 20th century, 28.25in (71.5cm) h, 35.75in (90.6cm) w, 18.5in (47cm) d.
A LATE GEORGE III MAHOGANY PEMBROKE GAMES TABLE the top with rounded flaps and sliding reversible chess/cribbage board and enclosing backgammon board, above one dummy drawer and one further drawer opposing two false drawers, square section tapering legs, brass terminals castors, ebony string lines, 19 x 31" (see illustration).
A 19th century mahogany inlaid rectangular hinged chess/backgammon bowlwith part bone chess set and turned backgammon counters; another similar leather bound book form games board; a mahogany stereoscopic view and slides; two 19th century cased wooden puzzles, one ‘a New Series of Dissected Maps, by J Passmore, Europe, the other ‘Scotland’; and remaining games and puzzles; also 19th century coloured and engraved playing cards, and a printed handkerchief, ‘The Laws of the Game of Cricket’, after ‘Jas Ware?, Crayford, Kent’ (qty)
Soumille, Abbe Bernard Laurent Le grand trictrac, ou methode facile pour apprendre sans maitre la marche, les regles, & une grande partie des finesses de ce jeu. Avignon: Alexandre Giroud, 1756, second edition, 12mo, engraved frontispiece, 288 woodcut illustrations in text, half-title, contemporary French mottled calf, spine gilt in panels, raised bands, red morocco label, corners rubbed Note: The first important modern work devoted to Tric-Trac or backgammon, first published in Avignon in 1738.
A "CHINESE-EXPORT" LACQUERED GAMES BOX, Canton, circa 1810, : the board/box for chess on the exterior, and backgammon on the interior, with extensive gilt foliate decoration against a black ground, and highlighted in red, 50cm long, together with a set of thirty two carved ivory backgammon counters stained red and left natural, and a Cantonese ivory shaker.
A GERMAN BONE CHESS SET, Nuremberg, circa 1850, : one side stained red, the other side left natural, kings with tulip finials, queens with ball finials, bishops with cogged finials, knights as horses' heads, rooks as turrets, pawns with flat finials, the king 7.5cm high, the pawn 3cm high, together with a 19th century German pine chess & backgammon board, 26cm wide.
A "STAUNTON PATTERN" PEGGED TRAVELLING CHESS SET, English, late 19th century, : the exterior for chess, the alternate squares in rosewood and boxwood, the interior for backgammon, with a boxwood and ebonised Staunton Pattern chess set, the king 8.5cm high, the pawn 4.5cm high, the board 46cm wide.
A Victorian mahogany games compendium, the hinged cover and doors enclosing a fitted interior with a boxwood and ebony Staunton chess set, the kings 6.5cm high; thirty boxwood and ebony draughts; bone dominoes; six bone dice; Steeplechase, with six painted lead horses with riders, fences and water hazard; boxwood dice shaker; wooden gavel; eight numbered bone cubes; morocco whist and bezique markers; rosewood and strung cribbage board with four bone pegs; various stained bone counters and a morocco board for chess, backgammon and "The Steeplechase Game", box 33cm wide
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