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A Regency rosewood D-shaped card table, folding top enclosing a baise lined playing surface, above a deep frieze applied with rectangular mouldings, U-shaped underframe, sabre legs with draught turned roundels to knees, brass capped casters, 71cm high, 92cm wide, c.1815

A late Victorian mahogany envelope card table, moulded square top enclosing a green baize lined playing surface and four dished counter wells, above a frieze drawer, shaped apron, turned tapered legs, outlined throughout with ivory stringing, ceramic casters, 72cm high, 56cm wide, c.1890

A Victorian rosewood and marquetry envelope card table, folding and turning top inlaid with leafy scrolls, enclosing a velvet lined playing surface and four dished counter wells, drawer to frieze, brass swing handle, shaped stretchers, turned and fluted under-finial, turned legs, ceramic casters, 75cm high, 54cm wide, c.1890

A George IV rosewood playing card case, of caddy form, with an oak lift out tray and plinth base, 24 cm wide.

A decanter label detailed WHISKEY, a matchbox slide, with niello decoration, part of a vinaigrette, four small boxes, four spoons with playing card suit finials, a hair ornament and four further items.

An Edwardian silver playing card case, with double hinged lid, London 1902 (faults).

A late Victorian silver diminutive playing card box, of rectangular shape with embossed foliate decoration, the domed hinged lid opening to reveal a two division interior containing two sets of playing cards, Birmingham 1900.

A hand written 17th century document and associated playing card, circa 1684, upon four side of hand made paper, height 17 cm, a framed deguerreotype of a young girl, height 20 cm, a Victorian portrait miniature, verso with plait of hair, height 6 cm, (4).

A rosewood marquetry cased Swiss musical box playing six airs named on the original card label inside lid, the crank wind handle numbered `3210`, the barrel mount stamped `2400`, to a 13in. brass cylinder with a 9.75in. steel comb and seventeen key organ, in an ebonised and marquetry inlaid case, 22.25in. (56.5cm.) x 9.75in. (25cm.) x 9.25in. (23cm.) high, lid a/f.

Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985), Banque de l’Hourloupe (W.993-1047), the set of 52 silkscreened playing cards, 1967, the edition was 350, printed by Kelpra Studios, London, published by Editions Alecto, on stiff card, within the original silkscreened solander box, as published, overall size 265 x 180mm (11.25 x 71/8in)

A turned ivory Box containing four discs of playing card suits

early 17th Century Italian School/Carlo Emanuele I, Duke of Savoy/bust portrait, the bearded sitter facing left, wearing a white ruff and gilded armour/oil on playing card (nine of spades), 8cm x 5.75cm (3.25" x 2.25")/in a gilt brass oval frame with ribbon tie surmount and rope border/see illustration

Braille playing card tin, brass pillar box, trilby match-striker, ice cream sandwich mould etc.

A Louis style figured walnut cross banded and boxwood strung card table, the fold over top with moulded serpentine rim, central marquetry floral panel and circular green baize lined playing surface above shaped aprons and raised on 4 square section tapering serpentine legs with decorative gilt metal mounts (87cms wide, as viewed, some damage particularly to the floral marquetry

VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FOLD OVER CARD TABLE, having rectangular top with curved angles opening to reveal inset playing surface on a facetted baluster column with four outswept scrolled feet and brass castors. C1885, 36” Wide x 17.5” Deep x 30” High.

An Australian emu egg ornament, the surface carved with playing card symbols, 5.5in (14cm) h.

A GOOD QUALITY GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD INLAID DEMILUNE CARD TABLE, c.1900, the cross-banded and flame veneered segmented top with a marquetry fan burst, opening to reveal a green baize lined playing surface above a string-inlaid frieze, raised on stop-fluted square tapering legs terminating in bombe spade feet. 0.74m by 0.94m by 0.90m (open)

A Mixed Lot comprising: a gilt highlighted and japanned Playing Card Case, fitted with two half sets of hand coloured and printed playing cards

A George V silver playing card box, Birmingham 1911, rectangular with domed lid and raised scroll work design, 3.7 oz

A late 19th/early 20th century Sheraton Revival rosewood envelope card table, with Florentine marquetry to each flap hinging to a baize lined playing surface and fitted with a frieze drawer and raised on tapered legs of square section united by a raised centre finial. Width 22.5 ins.

"Farmyard Cries" Pepys series. Illustrated Racey Helps, Paternoster. E.J. Larby cards, "Guiness is Good For You" Waddington advertising pack, "Cow and Gate" advertising Happy Family, "Harts Squeezers. N.Y. consolidated Card Co, Club de Luxe pack by Universal Playing Card Co, London & Leeds. Bicycle new Fan Back pack by U.S. Playing Card Co, two boxed miniature sets 1930`s, Waddington Lexicon and a copy of Bestways Card Games No 185

A George III silver playing card turner, the blade engraved with a crest, London circa 1800 by Robert Eley, length approx 19.5cm.

A hand written 17th century document and associated playing card, circa 1684, upon four side of hand made paper, height 17 cm, a framed deguerreo-type of a young girl, height 20 cm, a Victorian portrait miniature, verso with plait of hair, height 6 cm, (4).

A Derby figure of a dandy before bocage (head re stuck) 18cm high, a figure of a musician with tambourine (damages) 20cm high and a seated figure of a piper with playing card patterned pantaloons (damages) 12.5cm high (3)

A mixed lot comprising a card game entitled " Philosophical Enigma " in original tooled leather case, an unusual pack of playing cards, circa 1950, two booklets on card games and two Bezique markers.

A set of miniature playing cards by C.L.Wüst, Frankfurt, card height 18mm (some cards missing), also a set of "The Collectors Pack of Antiques" playing cards.

A 1920`s oak gaming counter and playing card stand of circular revolving form with yellow, red, white and blue gaming chips, the nickel silver central handle with presentation inscription "From Nettie & Max, January 17th 1921"

A Wills Woodbine collection, including a small wall-mountable cigarette dispenser; a water jug; a plastic shelf-edge sign; a printed card display sign with easel back; plastic dominoes in a tin; ashtrays; playing cards; a wooden cribbage board; and other items.

A Collection of Cigarette Card Sets and Odds, including ten Wills Actresses with playing card inset, five Wills Beauties with playing card inset, also later cards by Wills, Players, Carreras, Gallaher, Senior Service, Millhoff, etc., in albums, boxes and loose

A 19th century rosewood sewing box and a playing card box with applied Art Nouveau pewter mount

A Victorian figured walnut fold over card table with crossbanded top, green baize playing surface and on turned legs and castors, 34" wide.

A Victorian rosewood serpentine card table with green baize playing surface and on quadruple turned columns and splay legs terminating in ceramic castors, 38" wide.

A Victorian 3 bottle Oak Tantalus containing three Crystal bottles with cigar and playing card drawer, late C19th with key

A set of eight George V silver coffee spoons, each with playing card suit end finials (Birmingham, 1930) (ILLUSTRATED)

A playing card box with inlaid Mother of Pearl lid.

Football: World Cup 1966, selection of items inc. commemorative covers, a card mounted b/w photo of 8 members of the 1966 team playing instruments, 4 signatures to mount, Peters, Hunt, Stiles and Hurst, Daily Express World Cup Guide (x2), Football Monthly Souvenir (x2), Jack Charlton autograph on magazine cutting etc (gen gd) (11)

Cigarette cards: American Cigarette Co, Shanghai, Beauties, playing card inset (set, 53 cards) (gd/vg) (53)

Cigarette card: Hudden`s, type card, Japanese Playing Card (Hudden Cigarettes back) (ref H224, picture no 40) (vg) (1)

Postcards: Cats, Louis Wain, two cards, one a Christmas Card with cats playing table tennis, the with cats on a wall with views from Aberystwyth (gd) (2)

Sporting Interest - The Don Confectionary Co Ltd - a novelty circular biscuit tin, the cover with roulette wheel, playing card suits, football clubs and figures playing sport, 26cm diam

A 19th century rosewood cased music box with inlaid case, movement playing eight tunes, with play card,

A pair of interlined and lined curtains, with a painted playing card design printed overall on a white ground, 214x188cm, (2).

Two complete packs of Playing Cards, exclusively produced by US Playing Card Co, USA, for Sir Winston Churchill, white and black backs with facsimile signatures, all edges silver

A PAIR OF POTTERY MATCH STRIKERS, a pottery paperweight in the form of an eye, three small pottery paperweights with playing card decoration, a silver backed brush, a leather cased medicine glass, three compacts, a silver plated pourer, a cocktail shaker strainer, and one other small flask

A German silver and enamel bridge pencil, rectangular form, engine turned decoration, enamelled with the four playing card suits and and arrow and `Trumps`, length 3oz.

AN EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY SQUARE SHAPED ENVELOPE TOP CARD TABLE, having baize covered playing surface with guinea wells, above single freize drawer with gilt metal handles standing on cabriole legs with ceramic castors. C1905. 20" Square x 31.5" High.

MAN UTD MISCELLANY A box containing a good number of items including over 35 sew on badges ( 60s and 70s). Numerous pencils, pens, playing cards, Trumps cards, keyrings, postcards, Stewart Houston autographed card, player pictures ( several items involve George Best ), a good collection of United ephemera, souvenirs etc, mainly 70s. Generally good

An Edwardian silver playing card box, possibly by Coney & Co, Birmingham 1904, with bevelled glazed sides inset with playing cards, the hinged cover with a pop up interior, supported on pierced bracket feet, 11.5 cm high

Walnut playing card stand of four suit boxes and a central press. Length 33cm.

A COLLECTION OF LEATHER ACCESSORIES INCLUDING A VICTORIAN GILT-TOOLED LETTER BOX SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY AND LATER Inscribed to cover 'DALLINGTON HOUSE', together with various other Spencer family gilt-tooled leather items, including a portable card playing board embossed 'C.S.' beneath a coronet and box of travel maps dated 1946 13 in. (33 cm.) wide (13) View on Christie's.com

A Paillard Voucher and Fils musical,serial No 2848 playing eight airs,original tune card,four teeth missing,inlaid rosewood case with musical instruments to the lid 52cm,cylinder 28cm

A musical box,serial no 3798 playing six airs ,original tune card,simulated rosewood and transfer printed case 38cm,cylinder 9cm

A late 19th Century Austrian walnut musical tobacco jar and cover in the form of a tavern keeper,holding a tankard and resting on a stump,playing two airs,original tune card,on octagonal plinth base,s/d,37cm high ILLUSTRATED

Speed (John) York Shire, 1610 [1616], English text to rear (torn, taped to rear, restored margins), framed, glazed front and rear; Bowen (Eman.), An Accurate Map of the County of York ..., nd., hand-coloured folding map, linen backed (torn at folds), contemporary slipcase; [Redmayne (W.)], York Shire, The Greatest in all England .., nd., early playing card, 91mm x 53mm; Bowen (Eman.), An Accurate Map of the North Riding of Yorkshire Divided into its Wapontakes .., nd., engraving, 527mm x 694mm; Cary (J.), A Map of the North Riding of Yorkshire .., nd., hand-coloured engraving, 410mm x 727mm, mounted; Morden (Robert), The North Riding of YorkShire, nd., Swale and Churchill, engraved map, hand coloured in outline; with eleven others (17)

GOOD GEORGE III MAHOGANY DEMI-LUNE CARD TABLE CIRCA 1785 the crossbanded top enclosing a baize playing surface, raised on reeded square tapered legs surmounted by patera and ending in spade feet 99cm wide, 73cm high, 49cm deep Provenance: Brockwood Park School, Hampshire.

GEORGE III MAHOGANY SERPENTINE CARD TABLE IN THE HEPPLEWHITE MANNER, CIRCA 1780 the shaped top with a foliate carved edge, opening to reveal a baize playing surface, raised on moulded cabriole legs ending in scroll feet 92cm wide, 75cm high, 44cm deep

GEORGE IV POLLARD OAK CARD TABLE CIRCA 1825 the rectangular foldover top with ebony line inlay, opening to reveal a baize playing surface and a void games counter well, raised on a carved column support ending in a cartouche shaped platform base with scroll feet 92cm wide, 73cm high, 46cm deep

ANGLO-INDIAN ROSEWOOD CARD TABLE CIRCA 1840 the foldover top enclosing a baize lined playing surface above a foliate carved frieze, raised on a fluted turned baluster support, ending in a quatreform base with bun feet 92cm wide, 77cm wide, 45cm deep

A fine William IV rosewood card table the rectangular figured rosewood top with rounded corners and circular baize playing surface, swivelling to reveal a cedar lined storage compartment beneath, the frieze with canted corners and applied carved acanthus and shell decoration, on a tapering circular column with carved collar and spreading lappet mount to a circular base with four paw feet with brass casters, 36in (91.5cm) wide x 17.75in (45cm) deep x 28.5in (72.5cm) high.

A Victorian burr walnut card table the serpentine moulded top with green baize playing surface, swivelling to reveal a mahogany lined compartment, on a turned and foliate carved column to a foliate carved quatreform cabriole base with brass and china casters, 35.75 x 17.5in (91 x 44.5cm) x 29in (73.5cm) high.