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A 19th century Japanese ivory card case, decorated with engraved figures of apes playing with a bird 4ins

William IV rosewood rectangular fold-over Card Table with rounded corners and beaded rim, baize playing surface, carved apron decorated with shells and fluted tapered column above carved florets, concaved rectangular base with paw feet.

19th century mahogany cased geometry set, 20th century bakelite playing card box and contents

A collection of ten packs of playing cards and card games, to include "Spelling Bee" by Waddy Productions; "Bali" by Speers Games; and others.

A collection of thirteen mid- to late 20th century playing cards and card games, to include "Lexicon" by Waddingtons; "Animal Families" by Benno Products, London; "Snap" by Chad Valley; and others.

Three sets of playing cards and three card games, to include "Kingdoms of Europe"; "The Piggeries"; and "Sovereigns of England".

A quantity of various 20th century sets of playing cards and card games, to include "Newmarket" by Universal Publications, "Gaiety Glamour" model cards and others.

A late 19th century mahogany carved card/games table, the plum pudding mahogany fold-out top enclosing a rising baize lined playing surface with removable twin handled glazed tray top, the hinges marked "Barker's Patent", the whole with manufacturers label for Turner & Co, on carved supports united by a circular undertier

CARD TABLE, William IV rosewood, the foldover top revealing lined playing area, raised on gun-barrel support with lotus leaf capping and quadriform platform base to paw feet and castors, 90cm.

CARD TABLE, George III mahogany, the crossbanded demi-lune top opening to lined playing surface, the plain frieze and oval inlaid slender gateleg supports.

A Silver Dome Top Playing Card Case, decorated in relief vines and flowers, Chester 1899, 7 cm

A Dutch carved ivory figure, 19thc of a female playing a lute 11cms high; A European carved ivory figure, 18th/19thc of a robed female standing arms outstretched with children playing at her feet, 12.5cms high, (af); A Victorian ivory & mother of pearl inlaid card case ; also two continental carved wooden puttos, 20thc./5

A George III mahogany triple action demi lune tea/card table, the shaped fold over top revealing a baize lined playing surface with counter wells above a plain frieze supported on club legs with pad feet, 76cm wide

Two dexterity puzzles by Journet, 'Speech Day' and 'Pigs in Clover'; a harlequin set of seven cut-throat razors; two unopened promotional 'Oldham Battery' playing card packs; four (of five) stacking glass tumblers in a leather canister; an 'Acme Scout' whistle; a service issue pocket compass, dated 1918; a Dinky No.144 Volkswagen 1500, cream, good condition; two unopened packs of Tiffany & Co. playing cards; and a small number of other items (box).

A set of twelve Elizabeth II cocktail sticks, with rectangular enamel tops designed with playing card suits, in fitted Garrard box, London 1961

Castell Brothers Kargo card golf game, boxed; also another version, boxed; other boxed playing cards and two Camden's whist markers (6)

A quantity of card games including Spelling Bee, In Castle Land, Test Pilot, Impertinant Questions, Contraband and playing cards.

A CHINESE EXPORT BLACK LACQUERED GAMES BOX the interior fitted compartments with playing card and landscape decoration enclosed by loose cover, 11" wide.

A GEORGE III SATINWOOD FOLDOVER CARD TABLE with green baize playing surface, crossbanded top and on four square tapering legs, 34" wide.

AN EMBOSSED LEATHER PLAYING CARD CASE COMMEMORATING THE 1897 DIAMOND JUBILEE OF QUEEN VICTORIA, containing two sealed packs of Duplex playing cards, 5.5in (14cm) wide; together with a Foley china mug commemorating the 1911 Coronation of King George V. (2)

A group of Biba shoes, stockings and merchandise, early 1970s, including: a pair of yellow leather platform shoes, five copies of the Biba newspaper 1973 giving details of the store, a Biba Roof Garden cafe promo card; twelve pairs of unused stockings in the classic Biba colours, two bug brooches and a pack of playing cards, (qty)

An Edwardian rosewood envelope card table of square section, the top with boxwood stringing and fold-out action opening to reveal baize lined playing surface above single frieze drawer and raised on square tapering supports with spade terminals and pot castors, width 52cm (closed)

A Large Collection of Playing Card Games, including Test Pilot, Peter Pan and others (qty)

A Fabulous Quality Early 18th Century Walnut Veneered Fold-over Card Table of fine colour and patination. The quarter-veneered top shaped with sweeping curves heralding the rounded protuberant front corners and inlaid with feather-banding framed in cross-banded borders. The four cabriole legs enriched with carved sprays of acanthus coiled into scrolls at the hips and terminating on ball & claw feet. The frieze fitted with an iron catch to the back releasing the rear legs to extend concertina-style with a pull-out slide securing the hinged sides, thus supporting the fold over top. The green baize playing surface dished with round candle stands to the corners and oval counter receptacles, 29½ ins (75 cms) in width.

A walnut and ivory cigaretteand/or playing card case,circa 1930 square with ivory banding and handle, with rotating mechanism opening to reveal four divided compartments 15.5 cm.; 6.125in. wide

A Liberty & Co. 'Moorish' walnut card table, early 20th century with a rectangular foldover top enclosing a baize playing surface underside with Liberty & Co. paper label 72cm. high by 71cm. wide by 40cm. deep W.

A "Royal Cabinet of Games", a Victorian Coromandel Cased Compendium], frontal hinged doors revealing turned and stained wood chess set, lift out tray for cribbage, dominos, dice, markers, draughts, and playing card compartments, a tray below with two bezique markers, the basal compartments with dice shaker and associated items, 32cm wide

An engine turned silver playing card slip case, Birmingham 1921 9.5cm long

A two-drawer mahogany playing card compendium box, another card game box with brass mounts, various packs of playing cards, some in original cases, a travel game of dominoes, and various counters and related items

A penwork playing card box and cover, a burrwood oval box and cover, with ebonised border, and other treen boxes

A Japanese lacquer playing card box, two brass shells and a small teak barrel made from HMS Iron Duke.

Four packs of playing cards and "Bobs Y'r Uncle" card game.

A set of four Edwardian silver ashtrays, in the form of playing card suits, makers A & J Zimmermann, Birmingham, 1901

An Edwardian Inlaid Rosewood Envelope Card Table, the for flaps inlaid with bone and satinwood trophies, enclosing baize playing surface, above single drawer, the four square tapered supports united by shelf stretcher, 55 cm

AN EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD CARD TABLE, the rectangular top with moulded edge enclosing circular lined playing surface, on two pedestal legs with turned and carved cabriole legs, 40" wide.

A CIRCULAR BAKELITE PIN CUSHION with silver mount, 1 1/4" diameter; a pin cushion in the form of a playing card Queen of Spades; and a needle case.

A mahogany and rosewood crossbanded card table, early 19th century, reduced, the rectangular fold-over top revealing a baise lined playing surface with rounded front corners and raised on a compressed bobbin turned column and four down curved tapering legs, brass caps and casters, 36" wide, 18" deep, 25" high.

An early Victorian oak card table, circa 1845, the rectangular fold-over top enclosing a shaped baize lined playing surface with guilloche carved edge and foliate carved frieze applied with pierced foliate brackets and raised on rope twist legs and bun feet, 36.5" wide, 18" deep, 28.5" high.

A Victorian burr walnut card table, the shaped rectangular top with fold-over swivel action opening to reveal baize lined playing surface above straight grain veneered frieze, the whole raised on double turned and fluted end supports united by low single turned stretcher and all raised on four scroll feet with pot castors, width 98cm

An early Victorian rosewood pedestal card table, having a crossbanded top with fold-over swivel action opening to reveal a baize lined playing surface above a plain frieze, flaring octagonal column to a quatreform platform base on bun feet, width 92cm

A MID-VICTORIAN IVORY-AND BRASS-MOUNTED BURR WALNUT GAMES BOX, the hinged lid, with rounded long sides, having two brass-studded ivory "straps" flanking three overlapping brass playing card motifs, pierced with the six of clubs, three of clubs and six of spades respectively, the front with brass-studded shaped ivory ornaments flanking a spade-pierced shaped brass escutcheon, 25.5cm x 19.5cm x 9.5cm high, (10in x 7.7in x 3.7in) (veneer loss), containing APPROXIMATELY 470 MOTHER-OF-PEARL GAMING TOKENS OR COUNTERS of various sizes and designs, briefly comprising 186 oval or navette, 70 circular or lobed circular, 112 various fish, 101 various oblong, many incised with initials, pagodas, animals etc (qty)

TWO 19TH-CENTURY INLAID WOODEN CARD BOXES unfolding as cribbage boards, each containing a single pack of playing cards, one of rosewood with satinwood markers and Tunbridge floral decoration, the other of satinwood with kingwood banding inlaid with boxwood and harewood navette-shaped floral medallions, 12cm, (4.75in) and 12.7cm (5in) respectively (closed) (2)

A GOOD EARLY VICTORIAN BRASS-INLAID ROSEWOOD FOLD-OVER CARD TABLE, the oblong top, with rounded front corners, having brass stringing with foliate front corner ornament inside broad crossbanding, the top enclosing a green baize-lined playing surface, on a broadening cylindrical stem and concave quadripartite base with bun feet and castors, 90.5cm x 45.5cm x 73.5cm high, (35.6in x 18in x 29in)

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY D-SHAPED FOLD-OVER CARD TABLE having a boxwood-strung edge, enclosing a green baize-lined playing surface on four tapering square section legs with brass caps and castors, 91.5cm x 45cm (closed) & 70.5cm high, (36in x 17.7in x 27.8in)

STAR WARS EPISODE I GLOW ZONE PLAYING CARDS, another set of playing cards, Young Jedi Collectable Card Game (3)

An Edwardian mahogany envelope card table, the marquetry inlaid square top revealing a baize lined playing surface and counter wells above a single frieze drawer supported on square section tapering legs with brass caps and casters, 55cm wide

Pack of part hand drawn playing cards by Baucks Brothers, late Hunt, Card makers to her Majesty (VR) 48 only

Packs of Playing Cards including Sum It, Kan U -Go,Card Golf and Top Dividend, Stocks and Shares (10).

19th Century mahogany and rosewood crossbanded fold-over Card Table, rectangular top with rounded corners and enclosing baize playing surface, on a ring turned column and four fluted legs, 90cms, (36”).

A Victorian rectangular mother of pearl and abalone playing card box, the top with 8 pointed star motif and serpintine shape border, the hidge top opening to reveal 4 division card spaces, 26cm long

A victorian burr walnut & cut brass mounted, playing card box. The cover fitted with three carved ivory playing cards. Inside with twin card sections and later cards. 23cms width. (a

A Poole pottery bowl decorated with playing card symbols, especially made for John Waddington Ltd., 22.5 cms diameter.

A Swiss musical box, playing six airs, No. 27747, the crank wind to a 8.25in (20.9cm) barrel, hand written card, No. 338, the rosewood veneered cover inlaid marquetry holly, 17in (43.2cm) w.

Walter Dendy Sadler, (1854-1923) TWO SIGNED ENGRAVED PRINTS DEPICTING GENTLEMEN SMOKING "CHURCHWARDEN" CLAY PIPES, one depicting a gentleman standing before a fireplace, with friends enjoying pipes and a drink, the other with six gentlemen gathered around a table, a tray of clay pipes in the centre, both signed by the artist, and by the engraver (James Dobie), the first having a vignette of crows beneath, the second men playing bowls, published by H.Lefebvre in 1912 and 1921 respectively, image size 41.5cm x 58.5cm, (16.3in x 23in), in card mounts, and gilt slips and partially gilded ebonised frames under glass

An ivory-covered card case, French, circa 1840, of rounded rectangular form, the front cover carved with children playing with a sandpit and swing, leather sides, pink silk interior, height 14cm, 5.5in

Playing cards. 28 handmade illustrated playing cards, 19th century, each card illustrated with a different pen, ink and watercolour design, incl. some of a grotesque or fantastic nature, some minor wear and soiling, each approx. 92mm x 65mm, all loosely contained in a contemp. cloth pouch Among the grotesqueries depicted are three?headed dogs, fighting cocks, suicides, drunkards, devils on broomsticks and dogs dressed in human clothing. (28)

Mauchlineware sycamore playing card box, circa 1880, decorated with a floral print and a view of Stanhope Castle, 6ins

Mauchlineware sycamore playing card box, circa 1860, . rectangular form centred with playing cards within four view of Scotland including Iona Cathedral, Dunolly Castle, Oban, Oban Harbour and Ballachullish Ferry, 6ins

CARD GAME: "Counties of Britain Served by the LNER." 45 playing cards (full set), most showing illustrations of famous LNER posters contained in original box showing photo of Loco No. 2561. Cards mint, box good. (1) £40

A William IV rosewood pedestal card table, the fold-over top with swivel action and a thumb moulded edge opening to reveal baize lined playing surface above a plain frieze on a tapering turned and knopped column to a quatreform platform raised on four scroll supports with brass castors, width 91.5cm (please see lot 507 for image)