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A good George V engine turned parcel gilt silver double lidded rectangular playing card box by Asprey & Co Ltd, with foliate borders and leather lined interior and sprung pierced card holders, on plinth base, London, 1928, 17.7cm.For provenance see lot 125.

A late 19th century Indian (Rajasthan) Ganjifa playing card set, 10cm x 13cm.

A SET OF FOUR WEDGWOOD PALE BLUE AND WHITE JASPERWARE PLAYING CARD SHAPED DISHES (BOXED), 'HEARTS, DIAMOND, CLUBS AND SPADES), AND A QUANTITY OF OTHER WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE DISHES (MAINLY BOXED) (18)

Middlesex Regiment WWI RP Card, Soldiers playing Bowls with the locals, one corner crease.

Three Cognac Frapin playing card decanters with contents, boxed, two sealed

Wizard of Oz card game 1940, East African playing cards, postcard album etc

A small ivory playing card pocket knife with knife, button hook and a smaller folding knife attached, a small ivory pocket knife button hook, a silver collared ivory glove hook, a further ivory handled button hook and a bone example with metal finial (5).

James Bond 007. Very good quantity of James Bond playing cards and trading cards, includes: three part trade boxes of playing cards; Cartamundi Guns & Gadgets Heroes & Villains 4 in 1 shop display box; Cartamundi Casino Royale shop display box; Commander Collectable Trading Cards box, sealed; four Robert Frederick Card & Dice Games Gift Set; Cartamundi 007 card shop display box; Graffiti Goldeneye trading cards; etc. (approx. 35)

Playing card box with dome cover 4" high Birm 1912 160g

Modern silver playing card case, Birmingham 1996, plain rectangular form pierced with the four card suits, 9cm x 6cm

Stuart Devlin Christmas silver surprise bauble, London 1987, tear drop shape opening to reveal a silver gilt lute playing chorister, 10cm, weight approx. 97g (3.12 troy ozs), original card box

Late Victorian silver playing card case, Birmingham 1899, rectangular form repousse decorated with a serenading musician opposing a classical garden vignette, 9.5cm x 7cm

A George III mahogany card table, the top with outset corners, and raised on acanthus carved cabriole legs and trefid feet, 82.5cm wide/see illustration Condition Report: A few scratches and stains to top acceptable with age. Playing surface relined, loose at joints, a few old worm holes

Maple card table demi-lune shape which expands to circular baize covered playing surface. Cabriole legs with additional leg to support the expanded surface. H72cms W84cms approx Dia84cms (expanded approx).

Taxidermy - Card playing Rabbits, on rustic base, W55cm H42cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A WWI American patriotic pack of playing cards, by the Democracy Playing Card Company USA, the backs depicting tanks, battleships and aeroplanes, the kings as soldiers, queens as nurses and jacks as sailors, dated 1918, in ivorine carrying case, 10cm high

A Chinese white metal playing card box with embossed bamboo decoration

A large quantity of mostly unopened card decks; card playing accessories; Queens china with playing card decoration

Trade issues, Maple Leaf Gum, two Playing Card sets in original boxes, Glamour Girls & Film Stars (some wear to boxes, cards ex)

Playing cards & card games, a selection including Cow & Gate Happy Families, un-named Funny Families cards, Ino Flakes Advertising Pack, vintage Counties Game, Birds of Europe card game, etc most with original packets/boxes, (mixed condition, fair/gd)

Toys/Collectables, a large quantity of mostly modern giveaway toys including Brooke Bond 'Bump & Go' boxed cars, Tetley Teafolk Collection, Lledo PG Tips Vehicles, P G Tips Dinosaur Collection & Endangered Animals collection, plus playing card games, cassettes, & other items (mostly vg) (large box)

Playing cards & card games, a collection of 25+ complete packs inc. Ardath Cigarettes, Marston's Ales, Smith's Potato Crisps, Bell's, Taylor Brothers, (Dundee), Mitchell & Butler's etc, card games inc. Fairy Tale Families by Piatnik, Famous Five Adventures by Pepys etc (all in original packets/boxes, some boxes showing some wear but cards vg)

An Edwardian mahogany envelope card table, crossbanded top opening to a baize playing surface and cups, single drawer to frieze, drum handles, tapering square legs, ceramic casters C1910

A set of Thomas de la Rue Index Dominoes, B Dondorf whist cards, No 178, playing cards, Noah's Ark pictorial card game, and two Journet puzzles.

H.P GIBSONS & SONS TWO CIRCA 1930 WAR RELATED BOARD GAMES "AVIATION AND TRI TACTICS" each boxed with folding board and stand up printed card playing pieces completeness not known pictorial boxes tatty together with PARKER BROTHERS NEW YORK BOXED "BULLS AND BEARS STOCK EXCHANGE GAME" by Charles Darrow similar to his famed game of Monopoly (lacks playing board) together with selection of card and other games including dominoes, collection of small shells used as gaming pieces and BOXED AUTOBRIDGE USA PLAYING BOARD with instructions etc

FIVE BOXED ITEMS OF SUBBUTEO TABLE SOCCER in green and white boxes with card inner fittings viz England team, team in dark blue shirts and socks and white shorts (unnamed) two live action corner kickers and matching throw in figures in dark blue and white and two sets of goals - set NN, boxes good-to -fair and a playing surface or pitch in green velvet fabric, unboxed (6)

A George III mahogany D-shaped card table, with recent playing surface, 68cm high, 91cm wide

AN EARLY 20th CENTURY METAL FRAMED STANDING "TOASTER SET", the open tubular frame fitted with four double pronged forks, the handles pierced with playing card motifs on a wooden carved rectangular base,136cms x 64cms.

A Poole Pottery Waddington bowl, decorated with playing card motifs, 8¾in (22cm) diameter.

A Sheraton Revival rosewood and inlaid envelope card table, each section with Arabasque influenced penwork ivory and satinwood inlay, opening to reveal baize lined playing surface with dish counterwells, w.55cm, h.72cm

A silver playing card case, Chester 1898, with initials

Carton of Small objects d'interest including: Playing card sets, small toys, carved monkeys, slide rule, glove stretchers, nice range of boxed cuff-links, etc., etc.

WORLD WAR 1- RUHLEBEN CAMP Superb collection of items relating to Ruhleben Internment/Prisoner of War Camp near Berlin established in 1914. There is a football connection because amongst those unfortunate enough to be interned were four former Everton players who had the misfortune to be in Germany when World War 1 began. The Camp was established by the Germans in retaliation for Britain interning German Nationals in October 1914 (mainly for their own safety). In November the Germans began arresting all male British subjects . Ruhleben Race Track in the Spandau suburb of Berlin was taken over as a Prison Camp and the prisoners were housed in stables and lofts and by 1915 over 4,400 men were held at the camp including over 1,000 merchant seamen. It was only after the USA Ambassador visited the camp in Spring 1915 that the abysmal conditions there improved and the prisoners started establishing a copy of life in England and the camp virtually became a British Enclave just two miles from the heart of the German Command Centre in Berlin.. The men elected Barracks Captains who then elected a governing board and a school, Dramatic Society, Literary Guild, Opera Company and Symphony Orchestra were all established. . The YMCA funded a Library and Football, Cricket, Tennis and Hockey Leagues were organised on the large track and infield areas of the camp. Stalls were built to house shops such as a tailor, cobbler, canteen and newspaper stand and this became known as "Bond Street" and other areas were known as Trafalgar Square and King Edward Street. The funding was provided by the British Government and private sources and although initially administered by the head of the board, the Dutch Government took over administration of the funding. The Camps were commanded by retired German officers and whilst food parcels etc from England helped the prisoners offset the conditions, the men were prisoners of war with very little reliable news of the war and German Winters were bitter. Eventually a Post Office was established to conduct delivery of internal mail and the sending of postcards etc to home. This is a wonderful collection of items relating to Ruhleben including a bound volume of the Camp magazine issued monthly in 1915. All the issues are present and one issue notes that Steve Bloomer (then 41) has only missed playing in one football match for his barrack. Apart from the ex Everton players, others interned included John Cameron the old Hotspurs manager and Wolstenholme who represented both Everton and Blackburn Rovers Each monthly magazine had circa 50 pages and there are ten issues plus a by-election special in the bound volume, Superb item. This collection also includes a collection of 9 Christmas cards produced in the camp, a 1 Mark Camp coin with Ruhleben inscriptions, Ruhleben Mail stamps, 21 postcards showing various scenes from the Camp including sport, barracks and one hand drawn card showing living conditions, three cards showing "Arms and Badges of Ruhleben", a handwritten letter with Camp envelope sent in July 1916, four postcards of the "Ruhleben Follies", a small pin badge and a copy of "The British Prisoner of War" magazine dated November 1918. Ruhleben Camp closed in 1918 and a small booklet "Postal History Study of The Ruhleben P.O.W. Camp 1914-18" is also included. This is a superb collection of items from the First World War and tells a story that has often been overlooked as men caught up in the War purely by being in Germany were imprisoned for over 4 years, the footballers for instance were there because they were coaching in Germany at the time . Good

Fred Laycock, 1920's and 30's Football Memorabilia, Barrow 1920's Supporters Club Booklet, Nelson F.C 1925 Presidents Dinner menu, York 1931 Promenade Party Outing Itinerary to Sheffield. Barnsley 1923-4 single sheet programme v. Rotherham Town (poor condition), postcards of New Brighton 1927-8, Darlington circa 1929. match and training photographs, official club correspondence of Barrow, Nelson, New Brighton, Raith, Luton, Swindon, solicitors letters relating to a dispute with Swindon Town. F.A letter and football league card reducing a fine to £70! K.O.Y.L.I Certificate, German Prisoner of War, De Mob Certificate, cricket items and many other interesting items relating to his illustrious career, in folio. Born Sheffield 1897, died 1989, an inside forward for many clubs including Rotherham Town, Sheffield Wednesday, Barrow, Nelson, Mansfield Town, New Brighton, Peterborough, Darlington, York, Swindon, Derby, Hereford. Whilst playing a game for Barrrow he was called from the pitch to sign for Nelson, before completing the game for Barrow. Laycock and Barrow were both fined for the incident!

PLAYING CARDS, complete (50), inc. advertising, film stars, NASCAR, Miami & other USA, Japanese etc., two missing one card, G to EX, 2600*

TRADE, selection, inc. Car & Driver, Potter, Barratt, PG Tips, Macedonia, Bassett, Topps, Players, Fosse, Stimorol, Buttercup, Woolworth's etc.; mainly football; some cricket, motorsport, flags, cars, plants, places, German figures etc.; empty card albums (6) inc. A & BC, Trex, Orient; cigarette and trade card catalogues (10); Pro Set football cards in modern album; mouse mats, postcards, playing cards, cigarette & playing card packets etc., G to EX, Qty.

Metalware - a pair of Old Sheffield Plate candlestick; an Art Nouveau playing card case, applied cabouchons on an embossed pewter cover; a Neo Classical copper flower bough, by E.C and Co; a white coloured metal Oriental photograph frames depicting Dragons; a pair of Victorian firedogs; etc

Norman C. Black, British (1920 - 1999) Surrealist study depicting a jester and a playing card nailed to a cloud. Signed, watercolour, mounted, glazed and framed. 17 x 15cm.

Shagreen covered rectangular playing card container with fitted interior and two playing card sets. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Hinge is good. A little grubby and some minor staining but generally good condition.

A 19th century marquetry inlaid walnut card tableThe shaped hinged revolving top centred with a floral marquetry panel amongst further marquetry inlays, enclosing a baize lined playing surface above a well, the frieze with floral marquetry panels and ormolu adornments, standing on sabre legs. 91 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Fading and staining, splits to top, some veneer losses, losses to metal bandings around top, baize possibly replaced, three sabot feet lacking, general wear.

A George III mahogany card tableThe hinged rectangular top enclosing a baize lined playing surface above a frieze drawer, standing on club legs with pad feet. 76 cm wide. CONDITION REPORTS: Some scuffing and scratching, some fading, baize replaced, some old woodworm damage to undertier, general wear.

An unusual 19th century marquetry playing card press

A bells in view musical box playing ten airs with tune card, cylinder 33cm in crossbanded rosewood case inlaid with musical instruments to the top and the front, width 60cm

A silver playing card casket, inscribed "Bridge", London 1900. Width 11.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Weight 440 grams. Makers initials rubbed but lion and date letter in good order. The lid and left hand side have some small knocks. The the right hand side has a visible dent. The interior has a red watered silk lining. The hallmarks readable on front and rear of box. There is no wooden liner.

A Victorian mahogany and walnut demi-lune turnover top card table, with baize lined playing surface and raised on four turned columns with downswept legs. Width 91 cm.

Seventy eight empty Brooke Bond albums and trade card sets, playing cards etc (two boxes)

Photography - WW2/Third Reich - a German Luftwaffe NCO's wartime photograph album, probably stationed in Belgium, applied with images from Christmas 1941, showing him and his comrades at leisure and duty, venerating their Führer Adolf Hitler, military drills, procedures and exercises, burying servicemen, Gaasbeek Castle, playing in the snow, amateur dramatics, music concerts and band, transport, interior shots of canteen and kitchen, architecture, Botanical Garden of Brussels, horse racing at Bosvoorde, mess dinners and larks, red card boards, oblong 4to

A collection of playing cards and card games

A SET OF FOUR MID 18TH CENTURY IVORY COUNTER BOXES, each box ornately decorated in engraved line and polychrome, with dancing figures, flowers, insects and birds, various stained ground colours, each box engraved on the inside cover "Mariaval le jeun e a Paris fecit", these boxes contain various counters believed to be necessary for playing a card game, probably "reversis" an old Italian card game, the basis for two popular 18th century games, "Hombre" and "quadrille", the boxes are 8cm x 5.7cm x 2cm and contained within a pink fabric lined, possibly shagreen covered storage box,

A silver mounted tortoiseshell playing card box, 13 cm wide Condition report Report by GHGenerally scratched. A couple of minor edge knocks. Overall good.

A silver table top playing card box, initialled, the top inset three playing cards, and with engine turned decoration, London 1934, 18 cm wide See illustration Condition report Report by GHThe card surmount on the lid is a later edition. It is not hallmarked silver. Condition generally good. No major dents, damage or evidence of repair.

A silver four piece bonbon set, in the form of playing card suits, Birmingham 1889 (4)

A Cedar Lines silver playing card trough, marks rubbed, 21cm

A George IV mahogany card table , circa 1825, in the manner of Gillows, with baise playing surface, with carved acanthus stem above hipped outswept legs, 74cm high, 91cm wide, 45cm deep,

A Victorian silver playing card box,chase scroll decoration, London 1898, height 8.5cm, 3.37 oz.

A large selection of vintage playing cards and card games including advertising

Vintage games, including a Globe Series boxed Draughtsmen set, Lexicon card games and vintage playing cards etc.

A rare set of original WWII Second World War Belgian playing cards, made by Peacock. Circa late 1930's, the cards original paper wrapping is stamped with an official German mark ' Stalag Luft III, Sagen .' Interestingly, of the 28 cards present, 27 are the same card (Jack of clubs). It is believed that the Germans, fearful of secret codes being written on the playing cards, would deliberately only give out sets with the same cards as to easily detect when a card had been altered. Every set of playing cards from Stalag Luft III comes in a similar form.  Stalag Luft III was famous for ' The Great Escape ,' in which playing cards were used to conceal maps and other secret documents for escapee prisoners of war.  An interesting piece of history.

CRICKET, selection, inc. playing cards, Top Trumps, phone cards, Donhead matchbox panels (framed & glazed); cigarette & trade issues (some complete sets) etc., also six modern card albums (with mixed pages), empty period albums (2); retail catalogues etc., G to EX, Qty.

CRICKET, playing card, advertising Philip Mead Bat Co., ace of diamonds, G