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A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH MAHOGANY CARD TABLEOn tapering square supports; 94cm wide; 84cm high

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND POLYCHROME PAINTED FOLDOVER CARD TABLEOn tapering square supports, 81cm wide; 76cm high

A green baize card table, 24" square.

A green baize card table with fold up legs, 30" square.

A George I style burr walnut and mahogany card table, 1930s. the mahogany cross banded top with eared front angles, lined with green baize, over a shaped frieze, raised on foliate carved cabriole legs with ball and claw feet, 30 x 16½in. (76.2 x 42cm.), 29½in. (75cm.) high.

A George IV inlaid and cross banded mahogany D-shaped card table, the kingwood cross banded top inlaid with ebony stringing and keywork, over a similar keywork, diamond inlaid and barber's pole banded frieze, raised on ring turned tapered legs, 36 x 18in. (91.5 x 45.75cm.), 29½in. (75cm.) high.

Edwardian mahogany envelope card table, swivel baize lined top with blind fret frieze including one drawer on slender cabriole legs joined by a pierced cross stretcher with turned finial on brass sockets and casters, W108cm D108cm H74cm

A George III/IV "D" shaped rosewood crossbanded satinwood fold-over card table, with entablature frieze over spindle columns and inverted sabre supports with brass lions paw casters. 88 cm long x44 cm deep x 76 cm high. Together with a good George III mahogany urn splat side chair and a 19th-century mahogany oval folding butler's tray on later coffee table base.Private collectionCondition report: Minor wear to all items, some work is needed to make the gaming table good.

Theodor Rombouts, 1597 – 1637, zug.KARTENSPIELER AM TISCH MIT EINEM KIEBITZ Öl auf Leinwand. 145 x 200 cm.Wie nicht wenige Werke des Malers zeigt sich auch dieses in betontem Großformat. In abgedunkeltem Raum sitzen sich zwei Kartenspieler an einem Tisch gegenüber, zwei weitere Figuren, eine alte Wirtin und ein Jüngling vor seinem Glas und Teller sind rechts am Tischende zu sehen. Links dagegen beugt sich ein grauhaariger Alter weit vor, um in die Karten seines Tischnachbarn zu blicken. Die Figuren sind schlaglichtartig von links beleuchtet, aus einer Lichtquelle, die im Bild nicht zu sehen ist. Die Hell-Dunkel-Malerei des Caravaggismus lässt die Figuren umso plastischer erscheinen. Die Hauptfigur, ein Mann im noblen Landsknechtskostüm mit breitrandigem Hut und roter Feder und umgegürteter Stichwaffe im Halfter, sitzt einzig an der Frontseite des Tisches. Er hält seine Karten in der Linken und ist dabei eine rote Karte zu ziehen, während er gleichzeitig seine rechte Hand auffordernd an seinen Gegner richtet. Dieser wiederum zeigt sich noch unentschlossen. Die Darstellung lässt mehrere Deutungsmöglichkeiten des Spielgeschehens offen. Klar jedoch scheint, dass der Alte als Kibietz fungiert. Möglicherweise ist die Szene rechts dahingegen zu deuten, dass hier der Knappe des Landsknechts von der alten Wirtin ermahnt wird, von der Zusammenarbeit mit dem Betrüger abzulassen, was dieser nur mit einem Lächeln kommentiert. Bildaufbau und die Inszenierung der Darstellung stehen den Werken Caravaggios sehr nahe. So gilt Rombouts als der primäre Caravaggist dieser flämischen Stilrichtung. Zunächst studierte er unter anderem bei Abraham Janssens, vielleicht auch bei Nicolas Régnier in Antwerpen, bevor er sich 1616 nach Rom begab, um dort fast 10 Jahre zu bleiben. Es wird auch allgemein angenommen, dass er anlässlich eines Aufenthaltes in Florenz für Cosimo II de Medici arbeitete und damit auch mit Bartolomeo Manfredi in nahen Kontakt kam. 1625 wurde er Meister der Lukasgilde in Antwerpen. Auch in seinem bekannten Werk „Verleugnung Petri“ (Liechtenstein Museum) ist das Kartenspiel ein Begleitthema. Es erübrigt sich die Feststellung, dass Werke des Künstlers in weiteren bedeutenden Sammlungen zu finden sind. A.R.Literatur: Benedict Nicolson, Caravaggism in Europe, Bd. Bd. III, Turin 1990, S. 164. Andrea Perego, Vittorio Sgarbi et. al., Caravaggio e l'Europa. Il movimento caravaggesco internazionale da Caravaggio a Mattia Preti, Ausst.-Kat., Palazzo Reale, Mailand 15.10.2005-6.2.2006, Mailand 2005. (13007710) (11)Theodor Rombouts, 1597 - 1637, attributedCARD PLAYERS AT A TABLE WITH LAPWINGOil on canvas.145 x 200 cm.Literature:Benedict Nicolson, Caravaggism in Europe, vol. III, Turin 1990, p. 164.Andrea Perego, Vittorio Sgarbi et. al., Caravaggio e l‘Europa. Il movimento caravaggesco internazionale da Caravaggio a Mattia Preti, exhibiton cat., Palazzo Reale, Mailand 15 October 2005-6 February 2006, Milan 2005.

Y A MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD BANDED FOLDING CARD TABLEIN GEORGE III STYLE, LATE 20TH CENTURYIncorporating tulipwood and parquetry banding 77cm high, 90.5cm wide, 44.5cm deep Please note, this lot is of recent manufacture in George III style and not as originally catalogued. Condition Report: Please note, this lot is of recent manufacture in George III style and not as originally catalogued.  Table with marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old chips and splits. The timber of the top with filler applied to some splits - see images. Some folding/creasing to the centre of the baize. Table in generally good condition overall reflecting its relative lack of age. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition.   Condition Report Disclaimer

Y A MATCHED PAIR OF FRENCH MAHOGANY, KINGWOOD CROSSBANDED AND PARQUETRY CARD TABLESATTRIBUTED TO FRANCOIS LINKE, LATE 19TH CENTURYThe frame of one table stamped '7257', some mounts varyingeach 79cm high, 89cm wide, 42cm deepCondition Report: As catalogued, these are a matched pair and there a slight differences in the dimensions, construction and mounts of the two tables. Some old chips and splits. Both tables with the marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some losses to veneers - see images. The mounts with the expected wear and surface deposits. The gilt brass edges to the tops of both tables are loose/lifting slightly in places. The baize to the interiors are replaced. Some fading to tops with slightly darker sections to the centres (possibly from where objects have sat over time). The underside of both tables with the backs of the front legs with two later screws to help secure. One sabot is loose but remains in position. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition.  Condition Report Disclaimer

A plated bottle coaster, draught turned base, c.1880; Sheffield plated card waiter; goblets; knives, dressing table sets; etc

A Victorian rosewood card table, incurved base, bun feet, 91cm wide, c.1860

A GEORGE II MAHOGANY HARLEQUIN TABLE IN THE MANNER OF THOMAS POTTER, C.1740 the crossbanded hinged fold-over top revealing an interior, with a rising cartonnier fitted with pigeonholes and drawers, the interior probably originally with a lined writing surface, on lappet carved legs and pad feet, on sunken leather roller castors 74.7cm high, 79.2cm wide, 41.3cm deep Catalogue Note The harlequin multi-purpose mechanical table was named after the master-of-disguises in the 18th Century Commedia dell'Arte theatre. A related design for a harlequin table of this form is included on the trade card of Thomas Potter (d.1782), cabinet-maker of High Holborn (now in the Victoria and Albert Museum, ref. no. E.2320-1889). See Adam Bowett, Early Georgian Furniture 1715-1740, p.265, pl.5 for a similar example.

 λ  A GEORGE III HAREWOOD AND MARQUETRY CARD TABLE IN THE MANNER OF MAYHEW & INCE, C.1780-90 with rosewood and kingwood crossbanding, the fold-over demi-lune top inlaid with scrolling leaves and flowers, and centred with a ribbon tied laurel leaf surrounding a coat of arms for William Masterman of Leyton, revealing a later baize lined playing surface, on twin gate supports, the flowerhead guilloche decorated frieze centred with a female blackamoor bust crest, on square tapering legs inlaid with flowers and leaves 75.8cm high, 99.5cm wide, 49.5cm deep Catalogue Note William Masterman (1759-1845) was a banker of Quaker origins, he married Lydia (1756-1819), daughter of Daniel Mildred, a merchant of London. He purchased Leyton House from the Bertie family in 1788 which subsequently became Barclay Park. The banking firm of Masterman, Peters, Mildred and Masterman was based in Lombard St. London between 1779 and 1865.For a Pembroke table from the suite, see Christie's, New York, 15th April 2005, lot 250.

A DUET PIANO STOOL, TWO FOLDING CARD TABLES, TILE TOP COFFEE TABLE AND SMALL CORNER UNIT

AN EDWARDIAN MARQUETRY INLAID ROSEWOOD ENVELOPE CARD TABLEWith frieze drawer on splayed turned supports, 56cm wide; 74cm high

A REGENCY SATINWOOD BANDED COROMANDEL CARD TABLEOn gilt decorated leaf carved column and four downswept supports, 92cm wide; 72cm highCondition report: Shrinkage split running most of the width of the top - please see extra image. Veneers to the edges have been repaired and painted to emulate   Coromandel. At some point cleaned and polished, with the varnish discolouring in places to the top, mostly to the right side. The gilt decoration to the pedestal is later but with dirt and dust. Other shrinkage cracks, general wear and tear commensurate with use and age. Later baize lining. Please se extra images. 

A REGENCY SATINWOOD BANDED ROSEWOOD CARD TABLEThe fold over D-shaped top on stepped square columns and four downswept supports, 91cm wide; 74cm high

Victorian walnut rectangular fold over card table on end supports with gallery stretcher and out swept legs.(B.P. 21% + VAT) Grain has been embellished with paint. Very dry. Structurally sound.

19th century mahogany folding card table, standing on a fluted moulded shaped pedestal and quatroform base with paw feet and brass castors.(B.P. 21% + VAT) Very faded at top with some scratches and wear as expected with use. Base appears with good colour and in reasonably good condition.

A Victorian rosewood card table, the rounded rectangular hinged swivel top opening to reveal a red baize lined playing surface, on octagonal and lappet carved stem, concave sided platform base with scroll feet and castors, 92 x 45 x 75cms.

HEAVILY DECORATED FOLDING CARD TABLE A/F AND ARMCHAIR A/F

SADOWITZ, Jerry. Cards on the Table. London: Martin Breese, 1989. First edition, 8vo (213 x 145mm.) Numerous illustrations by David Britland. (Mild toning.) Original red cloth, dust-jacket (browned to margins). - And a quantity of books related to conjuring, mostly magic aimed for children (including Etienne Pradier's 'Think of a Card', 2013, 8vo) (a quantity).Buyer’s Premium 24.5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 5% (including VAT @ 0%) of the hammer price.

A Late 19th Century Walnut Fold Over Card Table,with hinged and rounded rectangular top on 4 baluster supports on four out swept legs and castors.Width 93cm

A George III mahogany card table,Chippendale period, c.1770, the serpentine foldover top raised on square section supports with concertina action,90cm wide45cm deep71.5cm highCondition report: Supports with minor nibble, expect surface wear throughout, used. Legs loose.Foldover top revealing a good colour

Burr walnut demi lune fold top card table on ball and claw legs, 77cm by 82cm by 41cm (closed).

An early/mid-20th century burr walnut veneered card table with demi-lune fold-over top inset green baize, on four turned & tapered legs with pad feet; 30” wide x 28¾” high x 15” deep.

A regency inlaid mahogany card table inset green baize to the fold-over top, on square tapered legs, 36” wide x 29¼” high x 17¾” deep.

A decorative Vaughan 'Brampton' style black and gilt chinoiserie decorated combined occasional table and standard reading lampthe adjustable scrolling arm fitting with white card shade, the lower section with figural and pagoda landscape decoration, the baluster support section below a circular top with pierced brass gallery on shaped tripartite platform base and bun feet, fitted for electricity, 166cm high This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

An early 20th century patinated and gilt spelter and brass novelty camel spirit dispenser, later adapted as a table lampthe beast surmounted by a scrolling frame fitted with a moulded glass spirit barrel on oval base, with gold card oval shade, later fitted for electricity 70cm high overall approximately (2)This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lot will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

A five-legged game and tea table with different tops - tea, cards, chess and backgammon, George I (1714-1727), mahogany and burr-mahogany veneer, leather-lined card game top with gold toolings, chess and backgammon top with boxwood inlays and ebonised wood having a part that rises for reading support, side with drawer with partitions for inkwell, pounce pot and pen holder, interior with wood rim for framing the backgammon board, "wafer" feet, bronze mounts, accompanied by late carved bone chess pieces, one set dyed red, pierced bone backgammon set, one set dyed red, and bone dominoes (up to nine) with darkened black grooves, English, faults and defects, faults on the veneer, faults on inkwell and pounce pot, late leather, minor faults and defects on the stones, missing of five domino stones, Dim. - 76 x 84 x 38 cm

FLAME MAHOGANY CARD TABLE

An Irish style fold over card table in the Georgian manner, the outswept supports decorated with shell and leaf carving, on hairy cloven feet, 84cm wide x 41.5cm deep (folded) x 74cm highCondition report: Surface scratches and cracks to the edge of the table top, some surface cracking to the veneer on the apron, larger crack down above one leg, surface dents, marks and scratches all over consistent with age and use

Antique Victorian card table on scroll feet and original castors with blue baize, approx 92cm x 45cm x 76cm tall

A folding card table together with a beech stool

FOLDING BAIZE TOP CARD TABLE

A traditional folding card table, labelled Vono, approx. 71 x 71cm

A Victorian mahogany fold over card table and fluted florette legs, width approx. 91cm

Victorian figured rosewood card table, fold-over swivel top with circular baize lining, moulded frieze with stylised flower head carving to corners, turned column with egg and dart decoration, on quadruple splayed c-scroll carved supports, with brass castorsDimensions: Height: 74cm  Length/Width: 92cm  Depth/Diameter: 46cm

An Edwardian side / card table with 2 frieze drawers faced with blind fretwork brass knob handles, tapering legs and spade feet, the top with swivel and fold over action to find original beize surface, in polished condition 75 cm tall , 91 x 45 cm closed

Mahogany card table

An Edward VII inlaid mahogany demi-lune card table

Wandelbarer Louis Seize-Spieltisch, Frankreich, um 1870, einschübiges Gestell mit eingelassenem Backgammon Spielbrett, 3 Scheinschubladen, abnehmbare Tischplatte: aufseitig mit Schach- u. Dame-Spielbrett, unterseitig mit Kartenspielfläche aus Filz, Messingapplikation, Alterssp., ca. 75x113x60 cm, dazu: Schachspielsatz aus Holz, z.T. best., EZ 2-3Convertible Louis Seize game table, France, around 1870, one-piece frame with embedded backgammon game board, 3 drawer blenders, removable table top: with chess and checkers game board on the top, felt card playing surface on the underside, brass appliqué, traces of age, approx. 75x113x60 cm, in addition: chess game set made of wood, partly dam., EZ condition: 2-3

ATMOS TISCHUHR; JAEGER-LECOULTRE "Phases de Lune", 1995, Kaliber 540, Ser. Nr.: 673217, Silberfarben beschichtetes Messinggehäuse, um das Ziffernblatt angeordnet Mondphase, Temperatur- und Luftfeuchtigkeitsanzeige. HxBxT: 23/19,5/15 cm. Leichte Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, im Kurztest funktionstüchtig. Anbei Transportverpackung, Bedienungsanleitung und Garantieheft mit Karte.| ATMOS TABLE CLOCK; JAEGER-LECOULTRE "Phases de Lune", 1995, Caliber 540, Ser. No.: 673217, silver-coated brass case, moon phase, temperature and humidity display arranged around the dial. HxWxD: 23/19.5/15 cm. Slight signs of age and wear, functional in a short test. Enclosed transport packaging, operating instructions and guarantee booklet with card.

TWO VICTORIAN WALNUT TABLES, comprising side table fitted with two frieze drawers on turned legs, 90cms wide, and games table with swivel foldover top, balustrade H-stretcher, 89cms wide (2)Comments: card table with waterstains to top

A VICTORIAN BURR WALNUT AND MARQUETRY INLAID DEMI LUNE FOLD OVER CARD TABLE on turned supports above carved quadripartite base 72cm high x 92cm wide x 46cm deep Condition Report:Available upon request

A Georgian style mahogany demi-lune card table the hinged fold over top on double gate square tapering legs

Victorian mahogany card table, in need of re-polishing, approximate measurements: Height 28.5 inches, Width 36 inches, Depth 18 inches (Closed) 36 inches Open

An early 19th Century inlaid mahogany serpentine front card table with central drawer

A William IV mahogany card table on platform base with rosewood cross banded top

Regency mahogany and ebony strung foldover card table, the crossbanded rounded rectangular top on reeded tapering supports and splayed legs with brass caps and castors, H75 W91 D45 cm

Early Victorian burr wood and ebony foldover card table, with square section support and platform base with scroll feet and brass castors, H73 W91 D46 cmCondition Report: Possibly a burr elm or oak veneer with a burr walnut crossbanding. Some slight cracking to the veneers but no visible warping, Some wear and mottling to the varnish. Green baize faded and discoloured. Moulding to the back of the stem base is missing, some veneers and roundels missing on the scroll feet. Beading missing from the frieze at the sides and back.

19th century French Boulle work foldover card table, the shaped top with foliate scroll design enclosing a red baize interior and hinged to reveal a compartment, over a mask mounted concave frieze and square cabriole legs, H77 W88 D45 cm

A 20th century mahogany envelope card table 57cm square by 76cm

A mahogany fold over card table with brown felt gaming surface, 89 x 43 x 72 cm high, COLLECT ONLY.

A card table

A Regency satinwood and ebony inlaid mahogany card table, the foldover top enclosing a baise lined interior, raised on tapered, square legs and casters  29"h  38"w  36"dia when extended

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY CARD TABLE 18th century, the hinged top opening to a baize-lined interior, on tapering square legs, 74cm high x 91cm x 45cm deep

A REGENCY MAHOGANY CARD TABLE early 19th century, the hinged top opening to a baize lined interior, on ring turned tapering legs, 73cm high x 91cm wide x 46cm deep (closed)