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A Vintage mahogany desk organiser, a Vintage trinket/storage box with hand painted decoration of a farmyard scene, a Vintage cribbage board with cards etc (7)

A box with mother-of-pearl decoration, 17.5cm across, a cribbage box, and a Chevignon advertising pen stand

Quantity binoculars, wood and treen items to include cribbage board, two boxes 

AN INTERESTING SELECTION OF COLLECTABLES to include cigarette card albums with contents, various playing cards, smoking accessories, a pair of opera glasses, Cribbage board, ETC

An art deco Smiths mantel clock together with a preserve pan, an Eastern painted dish and matching vases, a cribbage board etc

A box containing Home Maker Practical Householder and other magazines; a cribbage board; jigsaw puzzle etc

A group of Tunbridge ware to include an inkstand, two paper knives (one a handle only), cribbage board, a brush and a brooch

A Napoleonic prisoner of war carved and decorated bone domino and cribbage box

Assorted board games and cribbage boards

Three old corkscrews (two horn handled), a cribbage box and a travelling chess set

Edwardian ash cased games compendium, the hinged case with engraved key escutcheon opening to reveal a multi-game tooled leather board to reverse of lid, a cribbage board, and draught set, fitted in a pull-out compartment, with recess holding a bone dominoes set, above an inner sectioned interior, the fitted tray to include seven lead racehorses with metal gate, and playing cards, the hinged doors to front, opening to reveal a further compartment, comprising a boxwood and ebony chess set and a gavel, 33cm x 22cm x 17cm high

An early Tunbridge ware white wood painted and inlaid oval cribbage board, the centre painted with a flower spray in the Spa style within a line and pellet inlaid border. On a box base for playing cards with sliding lid, 19 x 12 x 6cms. From the collection of Dr. Brian Austen

A candlestick, two pieces of treen and a cribbage box, the candlestick on stained beech base to a spiral steel stem with candle riser, 18cms high, a rosewood and mahogany turned box and cover, 8.3cms high, a modern yew wood box and cover, and a folding cribbage box with 'Crown Playing Cards'. (4)

A Tunbridge ware rosewood cribbage box, of rectangular form the sides with a broad band of floral mosaic, the lid with a leaf scroll and flower mosaic border within cribbage board and geometric mosaic border. The interior lined in original trellis leaf paper over a compartmentalised base with two incomplete packs of De La Rue and Co. playing cards both lacking ace of spades, the base with incomplete printed label, 25.5 x 8.8 x 6.5cms. From the collection of Dr. Brian Austen

Two Tunbridge ware cribbage bezique boxes and a scarce Tunbridge ware Cavendish whist marker, comprising a walnut Bezique box with Tunbridge ware mosaic panels 'De La Rue's/Bezique', the numbers also in mosaic, pull off lid, the interior with four bone markers, two incomplete packs of De La Rue and Co playing cards and instructions for Polish Bezique, 13 x 8.5 x 6cms, a rosewood hinged cribbage box with floral mosaic panel, 12.5 x 8.2 x 5cms, closed, and a rosewood 'Cavendish Whist Marker 'De La Rue and Co Patentees', in Tunbridge mosaic, 9.4 x 6.4cms. (3) From the collection of Dr. Brian Austen

Two Tunbridge ware cribbage boards, comprising a rosewood example raised on bun feet with a central broad band of floral mosaic, swivel peg container to base, 26 x 9cms, and a similar example in burr yew wood decorated in stick ware, swivel peg cover to base replaced, 24.5 x 8.2cms. (2) From the collection of Dr. Brian Austen

A VINTAGE SET OF CARPET BOWLS, CRIBBAGE BOARD COMPLETE WITH PEGS, A VINTAGE PACK OF LINEN FINISH PLAYING CARDS, PLAYING CARDS AND DOMINOES SET, ETC

An Early 20th Century Silver Plated Rectangular Card Tray with King and Queen of Hearts Decoration and Incorporating Cribbage Board Trim Gallery

A quantity of various items to include a rose bowl, a carved wooden Buddha, cash tin, page turner, various tins, dominoes, chamber stick, folding cribbage board etc.

TWO ANTIQUE GAMES BOARDS, comprising an 18th Century carved cribbage board with floral carved central rib, underside with later (?) metal feet and indistinctly inscribed and dated 'George I 1727' in ink, and a late 19th Century boxwood & mahogany game of Halma, 16 x 16 complete with coloured Halma pawns, sliding cover, 30 x 30cms (2) Provenance:'The St John Perrott Stimson Collection of Treen & British Folk Art’ Please see This Autumn: Treen & British Folk Art — Rogers Jones Co (EN)Condition Report:Halma board corner dented

An art pottery mug decorated with details of the Greenwich Royal Hospital School relating to Robert F. W. Huck - sold with a Bakelite cribbage board inscribed R. Huck HMS Decoy to base with initials to top

An early Victorian rosewood and mother of pearl inlaid cribbage box, width 28cm, Together with a Morocco leather covered writing box, a silver mounted leather trinket box, a King Edward cigar box, a mahogany oval tray and other items (box).

ENGLISH NOVELTY OAK AND BRASS PADLOCK CRIBBAGE BOARD LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY the front mounted with a brass cribbage board, the escutcheon with push release for the interior pull out drawer, set with a pack of cards and two pairs of pegsDimensions:22cm high, 15.5cm wide, 5cm deep

Folding cribbage board and a wall plaque formed as a ponies head

Box of various mixed items including dominoes, cribbage board etc

Mixed Lot: Albums, various tea cards, cribbage board, dominoes and other items

Various collectables including cribbage board and travelling vesta

A COLLECTION OF TREEN ITEMS TO INCLUDE AN OAK INLAID CRIBBAGE BOARD, AFRICAN THEMED DESK TIDY, BELLOWS, INLAID BOX, ETC

A SMALL METAL CHIMNEY POT TOGETHER WITH A MAHOGANY AND BRASS CRIBBAGE BOARD, TWO VINTAGE PRINTING BLOCKS, AND SILVER PLATE ETC.,

Boxes & objects - a full set of chess playing pieces in the form of Chinese figures; a vintage cribbage board; a boxed double deck Piatnik & Sons Tudor Rose playing cards; another 1930's Waddingtons advertising Gledhill Cash Registers & Gledhill-Brook Time Recorders; vintage boxed Parker Bros. PIT game; etc.

A Collection of Three Vintage Inlaid Wooden Cribbage Boards of Various Shapes

Late Victorian Gothic revival oak cased and brass bound games compendium, with engraved fretwork brass cartouche, carrying handles and escutcheon, interior revealing fitted cribbage board, dominoes, draughts, cards and chess (some pieces missing), W36cm D23cm H16.6cm

A good lot of games including cribbage, cards, dominoes, draughts and chess travelling set, poker dice etc.

Vintage dominoes and cribbage board, a leather commemorative tankard and a boxed hip flask

A late 19thC Jacob Gambier painted clay pipe, modelled as a Middle Eastern gentleman, with flaming beard and turban, together with a wooden mounted brass cribbage board, 30cm wide, Indian brass box, embossed with an elephant, and two enamel napkin rings. (5)

An Edwardian games compendium,retailed by Melliship & Harris, London., the pine box with brass fittings, opening to reveal a multi-game tooled leather board to reverse of lid, a cribbage board, and draught set, fitted in a pull-out compartment, with recess holding a bone dominoes set, above an inner sectioned interior, the fitted tray to include six lead racehorses with metal pond, gate, and rail, a turned die shaker, two sets of playing cards and various other paraphernalia for playing games. The hinged doors to front, open to reveal a further compartment, comprising a boxwood and ebony chess set and a gavel, 33cm wide,21.5cm deep,17.5cm highCondition ReportGames board damaged, now in two pieces and with fairly extenisve water damage.Minor knocks and scuffs to the pine box.Dice marked with jaques monogram.Wear commensurate with age and use.

AN ELLIS-TYPE AQUATIC MICROSCOPE BY PETER DOLLOND, CIRCA 1768, ONE OF FOUR TAKEN BY JOSEPH BANKS ABOARD THE ENDEAVOUR ON CAPTAIN COOK'S FIRST VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY, 1768-1771with lacquered brass pillar thread-mounted into lid boss with concave mirror plate, circular specimen stage, two threaded eye-pieces, support arm engraved over both sides Joseph Banks / H.M.B. Endeavour, contained within green plush-lined pocket case covered in black fishskin with securing hooks -- 1½ x 5 x 4½in. (4 x 12.5 x 11.5cm.); together with a copy of Cavendish House Auctioneers catalogue 6-7th December 1950.(2)Sir Joseph Banks (1743-1820) to Knatchbull Family via his wife Dorothea Hugessen (1758-1828), believed dispersed at one of a series of London sales of Banks' effects between 1886-1893 where presumed bought by V.B. Crowther-Beynon (1865-1941); to his wife Mary (1856-1952) and sold by her as part of his effects by Cavendish House Auctioneers, Cheltenham, 6th December 1950, lot 175, where bought by vendor's late father.This design of microscope originated with John Ellis (1710-76), an English naturalist who had been an Agent for West Florida. The intention was to allow movement of the objective so as to follow the activity of small water creatures held by a glass watch on the stage. The first model was made for Ellis by John Cuff in 1752 but it wasn't long before other makers produced their own and, with Dollond's excellent reputation for lenses, theirs was soon being included in their list of products as Ellis's Aquatic Microscope for a considerable £2-12-6. When Joseph Banks was offered the chance to accompany Captain James Cook he set about acquiring one of the finest collections of naturalists' instruments and accessories he could. Although no list of his equipment has been found, other contemporary references offer useful suggestions and none less than John Ellis himself recorded for Carl Linnaeus (1707-78) the meeting between Banks and fellow naturalist Johann Fabricius (1745-1808) where he advised Banks on what equipment he should take aboard the Endeavour and which included his "modified" aquatic microscope: No people ever went to sea better fitted out for the purpose of Natural History, nor more elegantly. According to H.B. Carter whose book Sir Joseph Banks discusses the preparations The most important instruments were the optical items: the three-foot achromatic telescope for the study of passing coastlines and inaccessible places; the four Ellis 'aquatic' microscopes; the compound microscope of the Culpeper design by an unknown maker, said to have been a gift to Banks from the Dowager Duchess of Portland. Of these, perhaps the most important were the 'aquatic' microscopes in their fish-skin cases, adaptable in practice both for observations in marine biology (as originally intended by Ellis) and as early forms of the dissecting microscope for entomology and botany.Vernon Bryan Crowther-Beynon was a well-known antiquarian and a member of numerous antiquarian and archaeological societies, in many of which he held office. Educated at Trinity, Cambridge, he was called to the bar and lived for many years in Rutland, writing many papers about the local antiquities. Latterly he moved to Beckenham and became deeply involved in the London antiquity scene - he had been on the Council of the Society of Antiquaries since 1905. He had many interests and collections and was a prolific buyer. His greatest passion was numismatics, especially the associated side branch of obsolete coin balances, of which he became a pre-eminent authority. He retired to Bath where he died in 1941 and, in 1946, his widow, Mary donated his extensive coin balance collection to the British Museum. Four years later as she approached her 95th year, she sold off the rest of his collection in a large and eclectic sale held in Cheltenham. The 364 Crowther-Beynon lots took up the first day of a two-day sale and many were grouped - it makes for tantalising reading as no photographs were used. Lot 175 in which this aquatic microscope was included was one such and no claims were made for it, the cataloguing simply reading A pocket microscope and fittings in sharkskin case, another, bone cribbage board, ivory silk winder, tiny box of lead dominoes, a seven-draw pocket telescope, ivory spy-glass, travelling knife and fork and sundries. When bought, the brass arm was blackened and unpolished with the engraving obscured. The engraving is thought to have been added in the late 19th century and it seems likely that Crowther-Beynon having acquired the instrument, probably from one of the several Knatchbull sales of Banks's effects held at Sotheby's and Puttick & Simpson between 1886 and 1893, realised he needed to establish its credentials before they became obscured, precisely the behaviour of an antiquarian who understood the value of provenance.The Knatchbull Connection: Banks married Dorothea Hugessen in 1779 and her sister Mary wed Sir Edward Knatchbull (1781-1849); As the Bankses died without issue, Dorothea left the Banks estate including all his papers to her brother-in-law, who in turn left it to his eldest son Edward Hugessen Knatchbull (1829-1893) first Baron Brabourne of Brabourne. He attempted to sell Banks's complete and intact papers to the British Museum but the sale fell through and they were sent to auction at Sotheby's on 13th March and 14th April 1886 and, after he died, Puttick & Simpson on 26th June 1893 which, being a more general Rooms, is probably where this microscope was sold to Crowther-Beynon.Literature: Carter, H.B. Sir Joseph Banks, British Museum (Natural History), p. 70-72 Talbot, S. P.&J. Dollond Catalogues: A Trade Handbill of c.1780, Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society, No.100 (2009), p.15-22 Turner, G. L'E. The Great Age of the Microscope, Adam Hilger, 1989, p.270-271Box has a good exterior and is structurally sound; accessories are missing, mirror lacks silvering, platform plate and pincer pin missing, interior compartments loose.

A CRIBBAGE BOARD MADE FROM THE U.S.S. CONSTITUTION the 1in. shaped timber section with brass plate secured to top with filled emblems for the card suits and engraved Timber & Brass from / Old Iron Sides / Capt. Issac Hull / Anno 1820 -- 12½in. (32cm.)

A walnut and maple wood jewellery box, a parquetry overlaid trinket box, a cribbage board and butterfly wing decorated tray.

Mixed Lot: Case of teaspoons, small candle holders, cribbage board, model Porsche etc

Mixed Lot: Vintage parasols, cribbage board, Russian dolls, nutcrackers, laquered box etc

A quantity of various wooden ware to include cribbage boards; table top chess; paper racks; wooden bowls etc

An early 19th century Napoleonic Prisoner of War work bone cribbage board, with pierced sliding top, length at base 12.2cm.Condition note: lacking base, one short side loose. 

A collection of metalware including brass and a wooden cribbage board

Coins including Victorian and a cased set of four cribbage spoons

A Napoleonic prisoner of war carved and decorated bone domino cribbage box

A George III rosewood and parquetry rectangular games box, hinged cover inlaid for chess and outlined with provision for cribbage, enclosing a fitted interior and an arrangement of vertebrae gaming pieces, outlined throughout with boxwood stringing, 26cm wide, c.1820

A Victorian walnut and parcel-ebonised combination games and work table, hinged quarter-veneered top enclosing parquetry fields inlaid for chess, backgammon and cribbage, above a fitted frieze drawer, sarcophagus-form undertier, turned supports and stretcher, sabre legs, ceramic casters, 74.5cm high, 68.5cm wide, 42cm deep, c.1880

A box of misc including books, PIR light, tea lights, Dominoes and cribbage board, haberdashery swatches, etc.

A brass cribbage board, a treen brass bound rectangular box, a pewter tankard, a stell safe box, a pair of stirrups and other items

Toys: A collection of assorted boxed toys and board games to include: Brands Hatch, Sorry, Halma, Whot, Jack Straws, Tidley Winks, Tell Me, Dominoes, Cribbage, and others. Unchecked for completeness. Please assess photographs. (one box)

A Battle of Waterloo chess set, cribbage board, quantity of pictures and prints, frames, after Taylor, late map, etc. (a quantity)

A good lot of games including cribbage, cards, dominoes, draughts and chess travelling set, poker dice etc.

MODERN INLAID WOODEN GAMES TABLE WITH INSET CHESS & CRIBBAGE BOARD WITH DOMINO'S, CHESS & DRAFTS PIECES

A large John Smith's brewery / pub advertising board, hand painted and gold leaf type stating  'darts, dominoes, cribbage, shove ha- penny,  pool'.  Height 122.5cm x width 49.5cm x depth 2cm

Group of treen including cribbage boards, lignum vitae coffee grinder, other items

An Edwardian silver mounted oak playing card box with folding front, the lid inscribed Bridge, 20cm l, by Levi & Salaman, Birmingham 1904, a cribbage board, playing cards, draughts, etc Silver mounted box in good condition. Cribbage board apparently unused

CRIBBAGE COUNTER MARKED OUT IN BRASS ON WOODEN FRAME

A quantity of mostly wooden ware to include stationery racks, cutlery trays, playing cards, cribbage board, musical jewellery box etc.

THREE BOXES OF TREEN AND HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES, to include hand carved wooden pig bookends, a group of hand carved wooden figures, two marquetry boxes, a mahogany cased mantel clock, a set of brass on wood Post Office scales (with weights), two Lundtofte -Denmark stainless steel coffee pots, a large wooden pig figure, two cribbage boards, a wooden travelling chess set, a box of linen and lace table cloths and doilies, a Gense - Sweden stainless steel dish, a collection of BBC Homes & Antiques magazine prints, four small vintage Bibles, etc (s.d) (3 boxes)