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Lot 324
A Victorian burr walnut games and work table, circa 1860, inset a Tunbridge ware panel depicting Windsor Castle, the flap top opening to reveal a chess board, backgammon and cribbage board, the drawer with dividers and set a pull-out shaped wood work box, both with original paper lining, all set on turned, leaf carved splay trestle ends, 74cm high, 59cm wide, 43cm deep.
Lot 264
A William IV mahogany games table, circa 1835, rectangular top with sliding chess board inlaid centre, opening to reveal a tooled red leather backgammon board, two drawers and two opposing false drawers, trestle uprights on plinth bases, turned bun feet and concealed castors, 77cm high, 93cm wide, 54cm deep
Lot 280
A Victorian walnut and floral marquetry games table attributed to Gillow, circa 1860, the top with stringing and floral marquetry, opening to marquetry backgammon and chess board, rotating to reveal a well, frieze drawer, on elaborate pierced lyre shaped end supports, on cabriole legs carved with flowers, scroll feet and castors, 80cm high, 62cm wide, 41cm deep
Lot 276
After Eugene Meissonier four etchings comprising a scene of two early 18th century gentlemen playing chess, published by J P Mendoza, London 1904, signed by the engraver Jules Jacques, 42x52, framed and glazed, a scene of two French Napoleonic Calvary Officers looking across a valley, published by Harry C Dickens, London 1905, signed by the engraver J Papou, 27x34cm, framed and glazed, another of a seated French soldier smoking his pipe, signed by the engraver J Papou, published by James Connell & Sons, London 1905, 34x24cm, framed and glazed, and a scene of a young man feeding a horse, signed by the engraver Jules Jacques, published by J P Mendoza, London 1907, 42x32cm (4) (illustrated)
Lot 2360
A modern laquered games cabinet with coromandel style finish, the hinged top with a lozenge shaped glass panel revealing roulette wheel, above six drawers with leather strap handles, fitted throughout, far chess black gammon, Dominoes. Bridge, Black Jackk etc 65.5cm wide x 109cm high 50.5cm deep.
Lot 237
*Illustrated London News. A mixed collection of approx. 1000 prints of sports, games and pastimes, 19th & early 20th century, including prints of polo, hockey, cycling, croquet, billiards, chess, card games, gymnastics, climbing, winter sports, athletics, swimming, boxing & wrestling, yachting & rowing (including a large collection relating to the Oxford & Cambridge boat race), archery and balloning, including single and double pages, various sizes and condition (approx.1000)
Lot 571
White (Alain C.). The Properties of Castling, edited by George Hume, 1st ed., Stroud: Office of the ÒChess AmateurÓ, 1928, b&w frontis. and illusts., presentation bookplate of the Chess Education Society and British Chess Problem Society for the School`s Problem Solving Tournament, awarded to R. F. Wheeler, Bradford Grammar School on front pastedown, orig. red cloth gilt, 8vo, VG (1)
Lot 524
A fine 19th century Cantonese export ivory chess set in the Burmese pattern, natural and stained red, the white rook with Union flag (one white rook is missing, and one white pawn), maximum height 10.8cm, the set is housed in a Chinese lacquer games box with fitted trays, the removable lid is lacquered for backgammon and chess, the box also contains six further compartments, these contain a set of Cantonese carved ivory counters, 16 red and 13 white. (See illustration)
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