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A Victorian burr walnut card table on turned fluted legs - NO RESERVE

An inlaid Edwardian envelope card table, the tapering legs united by an undertier shelf below, approx 56cm x 56cm x 75cm.

A William IV rosewood folding card table W.91cm

A William IV rosewood card table W.92cm

CARD TABLE, 19th century rectangular burr walnut, foldover baize lined top and square tapering supports, 92cm x 45cm D x 77cm H.

Very fine quality parquetry inlaid serpentine fronted card table with superb ormolu mounts in need of. 91 w x 73 h x 45cms d.

Serpentine mahogany card table, circa 1800. 91 w x 73 h x 43 cms d.

Superb 18thC demilune card table in mahogany and fine quality inlays in need of a little care and attention. 92 w x 77h x 46cms d.

19th century Mahogany Fold- Over Card Table with Green Baize Playing Surface and raised on Ringed Turned Legs and Castors, 89cms wide x 50cms wide x 71cms high

Late C19th/Early C20th Walnut Envelope Card Table on square section carved supports, rotating top with blue baize lining, counter scoops CONDITION REPORT

A 19th Century mahogany foldover card table on four scroll end supports to a platform and splayed legs terminating in brass feet and castors, height 74cm x depth 45cm x width 91cm.

Animals / Anthropomorphic. Collection of 27 Victorian & Edwardian chromolithographic greetings cards depicting anthropomorphic animals, predominantly Christmas cards. Including depictions of robins drinking wine and eating Christmas pudding; a goat running a milk cart; frogs playing a drum; monkeys dining at a table; a dog cooking a pork chop; cats taking photographs; mice wearing dresses; cats smoking cigars; cats on a racetrack; monkeys drinking tea (by Helena Maguire); cats reading books and writing. To include a c.1905 folding die-cut card of cat wearing driving goggles and hat (27)

An Edwardian mahogany envelope card table 60.5cm closed by 74cm high.

A late Victorian rosewood inlaid envelope card table

An exceptional 19th century French ebony and marquetry card table.

A Victorian walnut fold over card table.

Four silver boxes, comprising: a Victorian shaped rectangular card case by Hilliard & Thomason, Birmingham 1858, 10cm (4in) long; a cigarette case by Horace Woodward & Co., Birmingham 1912, presentation engraved to C. M. Keiller 1912, for Scottish Six Days' Motor Cycle Reliability Trial; a canted-rectangular dressing table box, London 1903, engraved CMK; and a similar smaller oval box by Deakin & Francis, Birmingham 1917, 339g (10.9 oz) gross Clifton Macnee Keiller (1888-1968) of GWK cars. In February 1908 he began a three year pupilage in the engineer's office at GWR's Swindon Works. J. Talfourd Wood, the W in GWK, was a pupil at Swindon at the same time. 1911 he was living at Springfield, 19 Brackley Road, Beckenham, Kent. The prototype GWK car was built in stables in Beckenham. In 1921 he married, at Wandsworth, to Doris M. Lorden.

A late 18th century mahogany card table, the green felt lining with four dished counters on pad feet 73 x 75 x 37cm (closed)

A Maple & Co mahogany and marquetry envelope card table, stamped to the drawer 74 x 59 x 59cm

A mid 20th century burr walnut card table, with a foldover top on cabriole legs

A VICTORIAN FIGURED WALNUT CARD TABLE, 92cm wide

A LATE GEORGE III FIGURED MAHOGANY CARD TABLE with a crossbanded folding rectangular top enclosing a baize-lined interior, over a banded and line inlaid frieze, on square tapering legs ending in spade feet, 91cm wide x 45cm deep x 73cm high

Late 19th/early 20th century folding card table on turned ring supports to brass caps and castors, 91cm x 74cm 

A Victorian mahogany fold over top card table with moulded frieze over, raised on a central square tapered and stepped column, shaped platform and turned bun feet

An Edwardian mahogany and stained beechwood foldover top card table with serpentine moulded outline, raised on shaped legs united by a raised under tier, together with a further Edwardian mahogany occasional table of circular form, raised on square tapered and slightly swept supports (2)

19th Century mahogany line inlaid serpentine fronted fold-over card table on turned tapering reeded supports, 29ins high x 36ins wide x 18ins deep

Victorian figured walnut marquetry inlaid demi lune card table raised on turned carved column and quadruped base

Small Edwardian mahogany and inlaid fold-over card table raised on square tapering supports with undertier

Edwardian rosewood and line inlaid rectangular fold-over card table on baluster turned supports with a crossover stretcher

Georgian style mahogany serpentine fronted fold-over card table with baize lined interior, on square chamfered reeded front supports

George III mahogany crossbanded and line inlaid D-shaped fold-over card table on square tapering supports, 39ins wide

Regency mahogany satinwood crossbanded and line inlaid fold-over card table on square tapering supports (for restoration)

A 19th century rosewood card table

A folding card table

19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY DEMI-LUNE FOLD OVER CARD TABLE ON FOUR TURNED LEGS (A/F)

Unusual Oriental style folding leg card table with cabriole legs and two counter holders

CARD TABLE, early 20th century blue lacquered and Chinoiserie gilt decorated with foldover baize lined top, 76cm H x 76cm x 48cm.

CARD TABLE, attributed to Gillows of Lancaster, Victorian aesthetic movement circa 1880, amboyna, ebonised and parcel gilt with fold over baize top, 91cm x 76cm H x 45cm.

An Edwardian Mahogany flap-over Card Table having turned legs with spindle detail, 'H' stretcher and flap-over top having inset blue baize top, 34 3/4" x 17" extending to 34" x 28" high.

A 1920's display cabinet, 90cm, together with an envelope card table, 58cm

A George IV mahogany fold over card table

Early Victorian rosewood card table with fold over swivel top supported by a scroll carved base with faceted column, 92cm wide, 45cm deep, 74.5cm high approx

Two George IV rosewood card tables, hinged revolving top enclosing baize lined surface, beaded frieze above turned column support raised on quatrefoil base and fluted turned feet W92cm, H70cm, D92cm Condition Report & Further Details The tables were restored in 1981 - label on base. They are very clean and the interiors are restored. Small piece of beadwork missing from one table. Some splits to veneers on one table. Slight warping to top of one table. Some worm in columns on both tables.Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

Late 19th century mahogany demi lune card table, the fold over top revealing a green baize lined playing surface, square tapered supports, spade feet, W80cm, H77cm, D40cm Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

An early 20th Century Art Deco demi-lune card console table having a shaped walnut veneered opening top revealing a recess underneath, raised on four tapering legs with acanthus leaf feet, with carved relief decoration to the frieze. Measures 76cm high x 92cm wide x 45cm deep. 

[JOHNSON AMY]: (1903-1941) English Pioneer Aviatrix. A good hardbound 4to menu for a Luncheon in Honour of Miss Amy Johnson, being ‘A Tribute from Representatives of British Youth & Achievement in all Activities of Life to Her Courage and Endurance during her Historic Flight from England to Australia May 5-24, 1930’, hosted by the proprietors of the Daily Mail at the Savoy Hotel, London, on 6th August 1930, signed to two inside pages by over twenty individuals present at the luncheon, including Richard Richardson (Lord Mayor of Hull, the city of birth of Johnson) and his wife, the Lady Mayoress, the Deputy Lord Mayor, and the Sheriff of Hull and his wife, Woolf Barnarto (1895-1948, British Financier & Racing Driver, one of the ‘Bentley Boys’ of the 1920s and winner of the 24 Hours of Le Mans Race in 1928, 1929 & 1930), Eileen Fearnley-Whittingstall (1907-1979, English Tennis Player who won six Grand Slam doubles titles 1927-31), Harry Gordon Selfridge Jr. (1900-1976, Son of Harry Gordon Selfridge Sr., founder of the department store Selfridges), John William Johnson and Amy Johnson (the parents of Amy Johnson), William Morris (1877-1963, 1st Viscount Nuffield, English Motor Manufacturer & Philanthropist), George Sutton (Managing Director of Associated Newspapers), Mildred Bruce (1895-1990, Mrs. Victor Bruce, British Record-Breaking Racing Motorist, Speedboat Racer and Aviatrix of the 1920s and 1930s), Sylvia Thompson (1902-1968, English Novelist), Diana Fishwick (1912-1998, English Women’s Golf Champion), H. W. ‘Bunny’ Austin (1906-2000, English Tennis Player, Wimbledon finalist in 1932 & 1938), Tom Webster (1886-1962, English Cartoonist & Caricaturist; alongside an original pencil sketch of a long bearded man standing in a full length pose with the holograph caption ‘I may not look 35, but there! I’m a Russian’), William McWhirter (English Editor of the Sunday Pictorial and Managing Director of Associated Newspapers 1944-50, father of Norris and Ross McWhirter, founders of Guinness World Records), Violette Cordery (1900-1983, British Racing Driver & Long Distance record breaker), Jack Hylton (1892-1965, English Pianist & Band Leader), Lupino Lane (1892-1959, English Actor & Theatre Manager), Jean Forbes-Robertson (1905-1962, English Actress), P. H. Fearon (1874-1948, British Cartoonist for the Daily Mail, known as ‘Poy’; alongside an original pencil caricature of the Brighton hotelier Harry Preston), Richard Hughes (1900-1976, British Writer) etc. All have signed in bold pencil or dark fountain pen inks. The menu includes a Sonnet in Homage to Johnson by Robert Nichols, an essay entitled Dea Ex Machina by Sylvia Thompson and illustrated with six photographs of Johnson taken at various stages of her historic flight, a Guest List organised by profession, and the cover features a reproduction of a painting by Joan Manning Sanders (some tears and age wear). Accompanied by the loosely inserted original printed oblong 8vo invitation card issued to Annie Croft and a printed table plan for the luncheon. With the ink ownership signature of Annie Croft (1896-1995, English Stage Actress, mother of the writer & producer David Croft) to the upper edge of the front cover. The binding is a little loose and with some light overall age wear, G 

GEORGE VI & QUEEN ELIZABETH: GEORGE VI(1895-1952) King of the United Kingdom 1936-52 & ELIZABETH (1900-2002) Queen Consort, the Queen Mother. Signed Christmas greetings card by both King George VI and Queen Elizabeth individually, the folding 8vo stiff cream card featuring an image to the inside of the Royal couple standing in full length poses together alongside their daughters, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret. The four stand on the upper deck of HMS Vanguard as they arrive at Cape Town at the start of the Royal Tour of the Union of South Africa in 1947. Table Mountain can be clearly seen in the distance. Signed by King George VI ('George R') and Queen Elizabeth ('Elizabeth R') in fountain pen inks beneath a printed greeting and dated 1948 in the King's hand. With gold embossed crown to the front. A couple of very light, small stains to the lower edges, VG

An Edward VII mahogany card table with green baize lined fold-over marquetry inlaid top. 21½' wide

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany envelope card table, 56 cm wide

An inlaid mahogany serpentine front card table, on chamfered square legs, 86 cm wide

A George III inlaid mahogany D shaped card table, on tapering square legs, 97 cm wide

GEORGE II MAHOGANY CARD TABLE, the folding top with exaggerated ears and a baize-lined interior, on a hinged base and four cabriole legs ending in pointed pad feet, 89.5cm wide

GEORGE II MAHOGANY CARD TABLE of Chinese Chippendale design, the folding rectangular baize-lined top with an edge carved with flowers alternating with spiralling ribbons, the frieze and square chamfered legs carved with blind fretwork, in a complex trellis pattern, 88cm wide x 43cm deep

GEORGE II STYLE MAHOGANY CARD TABLE with a baize-lined "D"-shaped top over a shaped frieze, on club legs with pad feet, 83cm wide x 42cm deep

Mahogany Victorian Period Folding Hall/Card Table. Hall table opens out to reveal card table with felt top. Raised on four cabriole legs with claw and ball feet. 30'' high, 33'' Wide, 16'' depth unextended. Please see accompanying images.

A 36" 19th Century flame mahogany and strung fold-over card table with later baise, set on turned pillar and quadruple splayed legs with scroll tops and cast brass lion paw caps and casters

A Danish silvered metal table centre of unusual spiral design; EPNS cruet ware; pewter ware; place card holders; etc.

A William IV mahogany fold over card table supported on ring turned column of vase shaped form, on quadrofoil base and brass cup castors A/F, 28 1/2" x 35 5/8" x 17 5/8" un-extended

A late 19th century Meissen porcelain figure of a standing woman in 19th century costume by a tripod table playing cards, 'The Female card player', modelled after Michel Victor Acier, incised marks F64, height 17cm.

An early 20th century mahogany folding top card table.