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A 19th century mahogany and inlaid Dutch fold-over card table with a hinged floral inlaid top opening to reveal a baize lined interior the four corners inlaid with playing cards above a floral inlaid frieze and turned support and shaped quadform base with turned feet. From Brooklands House Hampshire

A Set of Four Silver Coffee Spoons, with playing card suite finials, the bowls with hammered decoration, cased

*Games. Nouveau Jeu du Cirque, pub. Paris, c. 1860s, four-fold hand-col. litho. playing board depicting circus characters and animals with ladders and tightropes, etc. (similar to snakes and ladders), contained in orig. paper covered wood box with col. litho. lid and printed instructions (box and lid soiled and distressed), together with The Comic Society. A New Game of Metamorphoses, c. 1840s, comprising sixteen hand-col. character cards (complete?), orig. card box with pict. lid (a little worn), with three various jigsaw puzzles and other various games and novelties incl. a pack of De La Rue cards entitled Golliwog - Round Game (a carton)

*Harris (H. H.). "Ha, Ha, Ha. He's Missed It!", original watercolour and gouache illustration of an elephant and crocodile playing golf, for 'What Fun', signed, approx. 380 x 285 mm, together with six other original watercolour and gouache illustrations by the same artist for What Fun, all featuring animals playing sports, including cricket, croquet, football, rounders, marbles and an egg & spoon race, each signed, similar sizes, all mounted on card (7)

A Regency mahogany pedestal card table, the D shaped fold-over top having rosewood crossbanded edge, swivel action and opening to reveal a baize lined playing surface above a plain frieze on an octagonal flaring pedestal with gadrooned mouldings, circular platform and raised on four knopped outswept reeded supports with brass hairy paw caps and castors, width 91cm

A Regency rosewood and brass inlaid pedestal card table, having a D shape fold-over top with swivel action (warped) opening to reveal baize lined playing surface above a brass strung frieze, replacement centre pedestal column to a circular platform on four brass strung outswept supports with brass hairy paw caps and castors, width 89cm.

A Victorian mahogany pedestal card table, the fold over top having swivel action and opening to reveal a baize lined playing surface above a C scroll moulded frieze on a baluster turned and reeded column on four hipped scroll cabriole supports with brass castors, width 90cm.

A George III walnut crossbanded demi-lune card table, the fold-over top with chequer stringing on double gateleg rear action opening to reveal a baize lined playing surface above a wavy cut frieze on four square tapering supports with spade terminals, width 90cm (see lot 530 for illustration)

A Chinese ivory card case the front carved with two young girls playing a board game within a landscape the reverse with a man woman and child in a landscape L 11.5cm W 7.5cm

A Victorian ivory whist counter box, contains four 'Hoyle' brass chips with card playing gentleman decoration, 3cm (1 1/4in) diameter, together with an ivory folding watch stand

A Dutch Mahogany and Marquetry Inlaid Foldover Card Table, early 19th century], with green baize lined playing surface edged with repeat flowerhead motif, the top inlaid with a vase, bird, flowers and scrolls in profusion within a double stringing line, further detail to the frieze and tapering square legs, 84cm by 41.5cm by 78.5cm

Player-'Modern Naval Craft 1939' good (50/50) in adhesive album; 'Uniforms of the Territorial Army 1939' good (50/50) in adhesive album; a box of 1930's toy money; an olive wood playing-card holder in the form of a book; and a stationary sealing-wax set (box).

Four Nao 'Playing Card' figures, and another similar figure (5)

An Art Deco shagreen covered playing card box, with ivory borders, 3 1/2" high (9cm)

A miniature silver playing card case A. Barrett & Sons London 1898 of plain rectangular form containing two packs of cards 2" high approx. 1oz

A late 19th Century inlaid mahogany envelope card table opening to reveal a green baize playing surface and four gaming wells, over single frieze drawer raised on cabriole supports united by a shaped 'X' frame undertier.

A Mettlach glazed earthenware beer stein with incised decoration depicting playing card suits and with hinged lid

A George III tortoiseshell circular pique inlaid gaming counters box inlaid with silver geometric design containing four tortoiseshell gaming counters each with playing card silver inlay 3.5cm diameter.

A gilt-painted porcelain double scent bottle, 19th century; a Staffordshire cottage incense burner; and four Wedgwood playing card suit dishes.

A 19th Century Tartan ware playing card box in the Prince Charlie pattern modelled as a faux book decorated with three cards to front. 4.5" high.

A cylinder musical box, playing eight airs, the six inch cylinder with three bells and a drum, in rosewood case painted with flowers and a trophy of love, with card play-list, 45.5cm long

An early 19th century German part set of hand coloured playing cards, depicting Wellington, Franz, Barclai de Tolli, and others, thirty three cards, an early 19th century card game 'The Game of Marriage', hand coloured engraved cards published by D. Carvalho, Finsbury Square, thirty six cards

Shagreen playing card box, of rectangular form with twin hinged ends to provide storage for packs of playing cards, 7in (17.8cm) wide

A Nicholas Freres musical box the mechanism stamped Nicholes Freres a Geneve no. 30866 with single 13" drum and comb playing eight waltzes and polkas card no. 1158 in rosewood case with boxwood stringing and central medallion to lid 52cm long

A collection of Chinese mother-of-pearl gaming counters, comprising: fourteen round and plain, fourteen round and engraved, fifty-four part painted with symbols for playing card suits, four fish, twelve rectangular part painted with the symbols for playing card suits and engraved with numbers, thirty-three shaped rectangular and engraved, thirty-eight rectangular engraved with doves and lozenges, five others and a Chinese mother-of-pearl box with a lid engraved with Oriental figures (some damage)

A World War II card game, 'Who's Who or Food for Thought', complete with instruction booklet, boxed (box rubbed); a 'Spelling Bee' card game by Waddy Productions, complete with instruction booklet, boxed; a 'Lexicon' card game; a 'Bezique' card game; and two packs of playing cards.

A Royal Doulton oval bowl with printed floral decoration together with a Doulton Burslem lidded card box with contents of playing cards

A pair of silver ashtrays, having enamel lozenges of a bottle of wine and glass, a dancer, a racehorse and a playing card, Birmingham 1923.

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware match striker of ribbed, conical form moulded with flower heads and a further match striker decorated with playing card suits against a green ground.

A Victorian burr walnut fold-over card table, the cartouche shaped top with baize playing surface, with swivel action, on end turned supports and downswept legs with scroll feet, with foliate detail, 37½" wide.

A Collection of Games and Toys, including Spilli-Wobble magnetic mirth game, Dr Busby card game, Peter Pan, Orient Line playing cards etc.

A shagreen and ivory box, late 19th century, having satin walnut interior; and a gilt and lacquered playing card box, W 15.5cm & 11cm (respectively)

A GOOD GEORGE II MAHOGANY FOLD-OVER CARD TABLE having an oblong top with projecting front corners, enclosing a green baize-lined playing surface and four square corner gaming wells, the front frieze having a short central drawer with original brass backplate bale handle, on a knuckle-jointed gateleg and three standard legs all of slender cabriole form terminating in pad feet, the whole of fine quality, colour and condition, 81cm x 40cm x 72cm high, (32in x 16in x 28.3in)

An early 19th century mahogany and floral marquetry card table, the triangular folding top inlaid with an urn, birds and scrolls to one side, folding to enclose a baize lined interior with marquetry playing cards, on fluted square tapering legs and block feet, 77cm high, 107cm wide, 53cm deep

A Mixed Collection of Cigarette Cards, Playing Cards and Games] including Victorian Card Game 'The Game of Parliament', Playing Cards, a Stereo Viewer and cards, Cigarette Cards, a Jigsaw, etc.

Victorian walnut fold-over Card Table, the quarter veneered serpentine top enclosed baize playing surface on carved mahogany 'U' shaped supports joining at a central urn and on scrolled legs carved with fruits, 102cms x 107cms, (3'4" x 3'6") (open).

Collection of cigarette Card odds and part sets, including Collins Sports & Pastimes, Wills Cricketers, Gallahers etc; playing cards

A George III mahogany and satinwood crossbanded card table, late 18th century, the fold over top enclosing a baize lined playing surface raised on a crossbanded frieze and grooved tapering legs, 35" diameter, 28" high

The signatures of the German international football team, 1935, 13 signatures in ink on a printed card inscribed THE GERMAN FOOTBALL XI PLAYING ENGLAND 1935, 18 by 12cm., 7 by 4 3/4in.

A walnut-cased music box, fitted three bells with butterfly hammers, width of barrel 16.2cm; playing ten tunes with tune card entitled "Bells in View", width 47cm.

Collection of Playing Cards and card games, including Kargo golf game, Belisha, Happy Families and Shuffled Symphonies.

A wooden games box with parquetry inlaid chess and backgammon playing faces; a wooden solitaire board; a small wooden spinning top; a cribbage board; and a quantity of card and other games, (box).

A doll's pram, c.1960s, probably by Tri-ang, with a folding blue plastic hood; a Sasha doll's 'cut-out and sew' clothing pack in original card sleeve; a Japanese clockwork tinplate toy in the form of a cat playing with a ball; a Royal Doulton "Bunnykins" nursery bowl; a modern 'Sunny Jim' Force Wheat Flakes rag book doll; and a modern Olive Oyl soft toy, (6).

An Edwardian silver playing cards box, of rectangular form, decorated with glazed playing card panel sides, the domed lid revealing spring loaded two division red leather interior, Birmingham 1902, 4.5ins

AN ARTS & CRAFTS BRASS PLAYING CARD BOX, the top inset with red and blue coloured stones or glass, 7" wide together with a small circular beaten metal Arts & Crafts period dish, 5 1/2" diameter

A Kashmir box and cover, a playing card box and a pair of candlesticks, damaged.

William IV mahogany fold-over Card Table, the rectangular top with rosewood crossbanding, rounded corners and baize lined playing surface, plain frieze, on a square tapered column with canted corners and on splayed feet terminating in brass castors, 92cms x 92cms, (open).

A clockwork monkey playing cymbals, wire and card construction with plush cover, 8" high, and a clockwork nodding bear with cub, worn plush cover, 6 1/2" high (2)

A Tunbridge Ware rosewood playing card box, the lid with perspective cube panel, the interior divded for two packs of playing cards, 8.5cm x 6cm

A Tunbridge Ware rosewood playing card box, the lid with tesserae mosaic rose spray on a dark ground within narrow tesserae banding, 11.5cm x 8cm

A Tunbridge Ware rosewood playing card box, the lid with specimen perspective cube panel within narrow tesserae mosaic banding, 11cm x 8cm and another similar example, 11.5cm x 8cm (2)

A Mauchline Ware playing card box, the hinged cover printed with a view of 'Rochester Cathedral', 11cm wide, a similar napkin ring printed with 'Carlisle Parade & Robertson Terrace, Hastings', 5cm diameter, a tapered cylindrical tumbler holder, depicting 'The Beach, Hastings' and a Photographic Ware drum-shaped box, the cover depicting Charles Dickens, 6cm diameter (4)

A whitewood playing card box, the hinged cover applied with an engraving depicting 'Gibraltar Rocks, Tunbridge Wells', 11.5cm wide

A GEORGE IV ROSEWOOD FOLD OVER CARD TABLE with crossbanded top, green baize playing surface and on turned tapering legs, 36" wide.

A 19th century tartanware card box. McLean tartan, the rectangular lid with three playing cards cm wide

A George IV mahogany card table, the D shape fold-over top with stylised ebony flowerhead inlay opening to reveal a baize lined playing surface on double rear gateleg action above an ebony inlaid and reeded frieze, all raised on four ring turned and spiral reeded tapering supports, width 91cm

A George III mahogany and boxwood strung fold over top card table, circa 1785, the rounded rectangular top enclosing a later baise lined playing surface and raised on square tapering legs, top slightly warped, 35" wide, 17" deep, 29" high

George III mahogany inlaid demi-lune card table, circa 1780-95, the top crossbanded and with boxwood string inlays opening over two gates to the rear, green baize playing surface, the frieze further crossbanded and similar boxwood string inlays, raised on tapered square section legs, width 38ins

A Victorian bird's eye maple and metal mounted box, with a silk lined interior, 4.5in (11.4cm) h, 10.5in (26.6cm) w, 8in (20.3cm) d, and a mahogany and satinwood playing card box, with painted decoration and stringing. (2)

19th century mother of pearl card box with central cartouche of playing cards, 5" across