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AN EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD FOLD OVER CARD TABLE having a rich red velvet playing surface and on baluster central column and platform base supported by lobed feet, 36" wide.

A DUTCH MAHOGANY AND FLORAL MARQUETRY RECTANGULAR FOLD OVER CARD TABLE having a pattern baize playing surface and inlaid card places with square tapering legs all over trailing flower urn and swag decoration, 30 1/2" wide.

A GEORGE IV FIGURED MAHOGANY FOLD OVER CARD TABLE having a green baize playing surface and on four fluted tapering legs, 36" wide.

A Collection of Playing Cards, Card Games and Dexterity Puzzles, including some early packs of cards, Gollywog Game, Kargo game, Edwards Mozaic etc.

An Early Board Game "Dick Turpins Ride from London to York", the folding board with gilt decoration to front, five painted metal playing pieces and a bone dice in a small card box; A Victorian Game "The New Indian Game of Sabudedagan", comprising a bone pin with seven boxwood cups and a woollen tassle, based on a game played by the Micmac Indians of Newfoundland, with instructions, in original box with paper label to lid. (2)

Playing Cards - De La Rue Golliwogs A Round Game, each card with colour litho image of various Florence K Upton characters, in original box ++box with damp damage, one card with slight creasing otherwise good

A large quantity of playing cards and boxed card games including Waddingtons Grandfather's Whiskers, with instructions; The Famous Five Card Game; Spears Happy Families; Cincinnati Game Co Illustrated Mythology; Pepys "Contraband"; Waddington "Shop Missus" and many others ++mixed condition

Good quality Victorian papier mâché playing card box, the lid finely painted with English School landscapes in gilt trellis frames and central portraits of dogs after Landseer, the interior fitted with five shaped boxes, the lids finely painted with flowers, 28cm x 30cm (illustrated on front cover)

A Continental figure of the card player, moulded as a French gentleman standing at a table playing with cards, 20 cm high, together with a Continental figure of a lady and gentleman dancing, 20 cm high, a Continental figure of a flute player standing of a young girl, 16 cm high and a Staffordshire flat back of a sailor, 30 cm high, (4), (A/F).

*A silver playing card holder, a coloured print and a boxed containing joinery equipment, together with an Edwardian three fold gilt dressing table mirror, (as found).

Quantity of Tea Card, Playing Cards and similar items.

A Silver Playing Card Case, Asprey & Co Ltd, London 1963, rectangular with engine turned decoration throughout, 7.5cm high

A Japanese Ivory Card Case, Meiji Period (1868-1912), rectangular, carved with scenes of a monkey playing with a locust, signed, 10cm long

An early Victorian rosewood card table, the hinged and swivel top revealing a baize lined playing surface above a carved and turned stem to floret carved scroll supports with diaper panels, on ceramic castors, 30.5in (77.3cm) h, 36in (91.6cm) w, 17.75in (44.8cm) d.

A George IV mahogany card table, the 'D' shape hinged and swivel top with a baize lined playing surface above a plain frieze with an applied carved palmette, on a turned column stem to a quatreform base with applied rondels, disc feet to brass caps and castors, 29.5in (75cm) h, 34.25in (86.8cm) w, 17.5in (43.6cm) d. Top slightly bowed.

A George III mahogany demi-lune card table, inlaid stringing, the tulipwood crossbanded top inlaid an oval satinwood fan, above a baize lined playing surface, on square tapering legs to spade feet, 28.5in (72.5cm) h, 36.25in (91.9cm) w, 17.5in (45.3cm) d. Restoration.

A William IV mahogany card table, the hinged and swivel 'D' shape top with a baize lined playing surface above a faceted baluster stem, the quatreform base to carved scroll feet and castors, 29.5in (74.7cm) h, 35.75in (91cm) w, 18in (45.5cm) d.

Four.915 silver dishes, each set with a a playing card suit motif, diameter 7.5cm; also a pair of silver salts, a bon-bon dish, and a leaf shaped dish. Illustrated

Crocodile skin playing card case, PROVENANCE: Thetis Blacker. h: 4 in.

19th century set of playing cards one card reading- 'when used in Great Britain and Ireland Duty Three pence. De La Rue Co. and London' The backs decorated in the Japanese manner

A Victorian walnut and brass mounted writing box, 30cm wide; a rosewood trinket box; an oak and brass mounted playing card box; and a small trinket box, (4)

A Japanese Meiji period silver coloured mounted table playing card cabinet, two character signature, 'jungin' (pure silver) character mark, lightly hammered overall, the top with a swing handle and four inset ivory 'playing cards' (three detached), the door and sides with wisteria, chrysanthemum, irises and other flowers in relief, the carved ivory interior with three wood lined drawers, 10cm (4in) high, 12cm (4.75in) wide, 9cm (3.5in) deep

A George IV mahogany D-shaped card table, having a rosewood crossbanded fold-over top, opening to reveal a baize lined playing surface on double rear gatelegs, the whole raised upon ring turned tapering supports with brass cup castors, width 92cm

A George IV rosewood pedestal card table, the D-shaped fold-over top having swivel action and opening to reveal baize lined playing surface above a plain frieze with beaded edge, all supported on a flaring square column with canted corners to a quatroform platform on reeded bun feet, width 91.5cm (Illus.)

A Victorian aesthetic movement stained walnut and amboyna card table, the rectangular top having a brass beaded edge, crossbanding and centre inlays opening to reveal baize lined playing surface with further amboyna banding, the whole with swivel action, amboyna banded frieze, the whole raised on double turned end supports united by shaped stretcher, the whole with further amboyna banding, beaded brass mounts, and raised on square cut scroll feet with brass castors, width 86.5cm (Illus.)

A George III mahogany card table, the fold-over top on single gateleg opening to reveal baize lined playing surface all above a plain frieze, the whole raised on chamfered square supports, width 76cm

A Victorian burr walnut rounded rectangular card table, the folding top rotating to reveal a baize playing surface above an arrangement of compartments, inlaid in boxwood with scrolling foliage and stringing, trestle base with turned end supports and stretcher, stiff leaf carved cabriole legs, white ceramic castors, 91cm wide, 77cm high, c. 1865

19th Century boulle and gilt-metal mounted fold-over Card Table, the hinged lid decorated with a chariot scene, enclosing a baize playing surface, the shaped frieze with mask appliqué and on cabriole legs with mask knees, 91cms x 91cms, (36" x 36"), (open).

Victorian walnut fold-over Card Table, the rectangular top with rounded corners and enclosing a baize-lined playing surface, plain frieze and on carved baluster supports, scrolled feet joined by turned stretcher, porcelain castors, 93cms x 93cms, (3'½" x 3'½"), (open).

Edwardian rosewood inlaid envelope Card Table, the four flap top decorated with a sunburst, scrolls and flowers and enclosing dished compartments and baize playing surface, the frieze with one long drawer and on square tapered legs joined by stretchers and an undertier, 50cms, (21½")

A silver tapered rectangular tea caddy by Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1930, with gadrooned borders, lion mask ring handles and on bun feet; a pair of oblong napkin rings, Birmingham 1931; a silver mounted leather 'Patience' playing card box, London (marks worn); an American silver coloured serving fork by Gorham Mfg. Co.; an Indian embossed trumpet specimen vase; a plated muffin dish and cover and a pair of Old English pattern fish servers To be sold on behalf of 'Help for Heros' (charity no. 6363256)

Embossed silver twin playing card box, Birmingham 1901

A pack of playing cards, by The Worshipful Company of Makers of Playing Cards commemorating the Coronation of Edward VII, June 26th, 1902 and another pair of packs of playing cards presented by The Orient Line to Australia in box, (1 pack with 1 card missing).

A 19th century black lacquered and chinoiserie decorated games box of elongated octagonal form, the top depicting figures in an ornamental garden setting, opening to reveal seven various lidded boxes and rectangular dishes decorated with playing card symbols, figural scenes and one inscribed "Game", 38 x 30 cm (ILLUSTRATED)

A CHINESE SILVER CARD CASE. decorated with figures playing musical instruments by a pagoda and a further pagoda amongst bamboo verso, 3 3/4" long (see illustration).

ONE BOX: Playing Card Reference

1950's cotton dress, playing card print

PLAYERS - Everyday Phrases by Tom Browne (4); BAT - Beauties with playing card insert and tobacco leaf back (15); OGDENS - Prominent Racehorses of 1933 and other part sets (a lot) ++generally good and fair

A Victorian period figured walnut playing card box of rectangular domed form, the hinged lid with a pierced brass mount depicting five playing cards, interior later lined and divided, 28cm wide; together with an Edwardian period oak and silver mounted Bridge box,with silver corner mounts and central 'Bridge' mount, inscribed to one corner 'Cruden Bay Tournament 2nd July 1908', with divided interior and fall front, 20cm wide -2

An Edwardian period rosewood and marquetry envelope card table inlaid with etched bone urns and foliate arabesques, the square top opening to reveal a tooled baize playing surface with outer counterwells, above a drawer and square tapered legs joined by an undertier and ending in ceramic castors 56cm wide, 73cm high

A George III Inlaid Mahogany Fold-over Card Table. The flame figured top bordered in king-wood cross-banding edged with stringing and folding over to reveal a green baize playing surface. The frieze enhanced with further stringing and a decorative inlaid band with small floral bouquets in green stained elliptical panels heading the square tapering legs on spade feet, 36 ins (91 cms) in width, 29½ ins (75 cms) high.

Early Victorian rosewood card table, the rectangular fold-over top with inset circular playing surface, raised on a tapering octagonal pillar above a shaped platform base and scroll feet

Assorted printed ephemera to include playing cards, booklet on Matthew Boultons twopenny pieces, a Victorian Christmas card etc

A pair of musical monkeys, fur covered, card and tin plate clockwork action playing cymbals and drum, 7" high, a "Farm Milk" drinking bear, fur covered and tinplate clockwork action, 5 1/2" high, and a fishing bear tin plate, part fur and cloth covered, clockwork action, 5 3/4" high, all clockwork AF, P-F (4)

A Victorian photograph Album, with seven double sided card inserts, a musical movement playing two airs to the rear, in an embossed brown leather cover with metal clasp.

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY D SHAPED FOLD OVER CARD TABLE - green baize playing surface, boxwood line inlay and one long drawer, on square tapering legs and spade feet.

A BOX: Assorted Playing Cards and Card Games

A William IV mahogany pedestal card table, the D-shaped fold-over top having swivel action, opening to reveal baize lined playing surface, the gun barrel turned column with tulip carved base, the circular platform on lion paw feet with castors, width 90.5cm

A George III mahogany serpentine card table on single gateleg rear action, opening to reveal a baize lined playing surface, all above a serpentine frieze and sides, the whole raised on ogee moulded chamfered square supports, width 92cm

An Edwardian mahogany envelope card table, the revolving top with fold-out action, opening to reveal baize lined playing surface above a single frieze drawer, the whole frieze with blind fret carving and raised on slender acanthus leaf capped cabriole supports united by platform undertier, all raised on pot castors, width 56cm (closed)

A circa 1930 rosewood pedestal card table, the D-shaped fold-over top having an egg and dart moulded edge, swivel action, and opening to reveal a baize lined playing surface, the frieze with applied scroll mouldings, all raised on a gun barrel turned and part reeded column to a quatraform platform with further egg and dart mouldings, all on carved lion paw feet with castors, width 91cm (Illus.)

An early Victorian rosewood pedestal card table, the D-shaped fold-over top having swivel action and opening to reveal baize lined playing surface above a scroll moulded frieze, all raised on a square pedestal with canted corners to a quatraform base with bun feet and castors, width 90cm

A 19th Century Indian Silver Playing Card Case, of rectangular form with pull-off cover and all over panels decorated with embossed floral and foliate decoration to vacant cartouches, and marked to the base Silver, height 2 7/8”

A set of fifty-two mid-19th Century playing cards, by De La Rue & Co., London, duty one shilling, with blue, pink and white floral print decoration to reverse, contained in a green and red leather card case.

Two 19th Century rosewood and inlaid playing card boxes, 28cm long

An Unusual William & Mary Card Table. The burr walnut top having a serpentine shaped front & rounded corner protuberants above two oak corner candle slides of corresponding shape. The top opening to reveal a green baize lined playing surface . Both sides accommodating deep burr walnut veneered drawers with small brass knop handles. The serpentine edged front apron inlaid with stringing and standing on six inverted cup turned legs & back gates united by c-scroll stretchers above bun feet. 32 ins x 13¾ ins (81 cms x 35 cms) and 32 ins (81 cms) high.

An 18th Century Walnut Card Table. The figured walnut veneered top with a cross grained border & rounded corner protuberants. The top opening to reveal a green baize lined playing surface with circular inset corners & oval counter dishes. The two tapering cabriole front legs with decorative shell carving at the hips, terminating on pad feet. The back legs swinging out to support the open lid 33½ ins x 31½ ins (85 cms x 80 cms), standing 28½ ins high.

Of gambling interest - Three playing card casket charms, articulated horse charm set cubic zirconia, two fruit machines with enamelled revolving symbols (6)

A Figured Walnut 19th Century Lift Top Card Table with Gilt Mounts to Turned Legs, Green Beize Playing Surface with Corner Piece Wells, Turned Reeded Legs and Castors.

Four pieces of late 19th Century/ early 20th Century nursery pottery wares printed with teddy bears playing football, cricket and gold and ice skating. S/D; a 19th Century Staffordshire pottery mask head jug moulded in relief with children playing card games, 21cm high. S/D. (5).