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An Asprey silver mounted green leather playing card case, inscribed 'Cooncan', and two Princess Mary brass chocolate tins

A Victorian walnut burr walnut veneered and kingwood crossbanded double serpentine top card table, the moulded edge, top hinged and revolving to reveal green baize playing surface on cabriole legs with gilt brass mounts and sabot (moulding loss to corners), 39 1/2in. (100cm) wide.

An early 20th century leather covered playing card box, the hinged lid stamped "Piquet" in gilt, containing Bezique score markers stamped Jaques London, sealed packs of Swifts playing cards by De La Rue, Bezique and Patience rule books, and two further packs of cards , 8.5" wide.

A rectangular playing card box, with a hinged lid and front, inscribed 'Bridge', London 1901 by Grey & Co., 11.5cm wide (4.5 in)

ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS: A good Dutch walnut floral marquetry card table, of boldly shaped triangular form, the folding top with green baize lined interior, crossbanded borders, oval guinea wells and inlaid with playing cards, the similarly shaped apronned frieze with a drawer to one side, on moulded cabriole legs, typically inlaid throughout in variously stained and engraved woods with flower filled urn, birds and insects within panels of flowers and foliage, outlined with stringing, 33.5in wide, 30.5in high, mid-18th century

A William IV rosewood card table circa 1830, the rectangular foldover top with rounded front corners enclosing a baize lined playing surface over a cushion moulded and reeded frieze and raised on a reeded tapering column and quadrepartite concave platform and raised on four reeded scroll feet and castors 36" wide, 18" deep, 29" high

A Victorian ebonised patent folding card table, the diamond shaped chamfered top with a green baize playing surface on a gateleg base with six reeded turned legs, 36in. (92cm) wide.

A walnut burr walnut inlaid and crossbanded card table, the serpentine shaped top opening to reveal a playing surface depicting playing cards with a floral border, candle bases to the corners, serpentine shaped sides with a frieze drawer on cabriole legs with pad feet, 30in. (76cm) wide.

A George II 'red walnut' card table, circa 1750, the fold-over top with later baize lined playing surface, candle stand and guinea pockets, over a plain frieze and raised on shell headed cabriole legs and pad feet, distressed, restorations, 36" wide, 18" deep, 28" high

An Edwardian mahogany boxwood strung and satinwood crossbanded envelope top card table, circa 1910, the fold-out top baize lined playing surface and counter pockets above a frieze drawer and raised on square tapering legs joined by a patera centred platform stretcher and on ceramic castors, 22" square, 29" high

A George III mahogany boxwood strung and inlaid triple top card table, circa 1780, with alterations, the first flap opening to reveal a segmented and later inlaid top, the second flap revealing a later baize lined playing surface with pull-out support drawer and fly leg, and raised on square tapering legs, wormed, feet re-tipped, restorations, 43" diameter, 28.5" high

Miller (Glenn, band leader, 1904-44) T.L.s. to "Dear President", 1p., 4to, on Glenn Miller Orchestra writing paper, laid down on card, New York or New Jersey, 30th September 1942, announcing his imminent enlistment in the U.S. Army Specialist Corps., "We are disbanding, but when the war is over we hope to have the whole gang back again"; and two portrait photgraphs, one playing a trombone, the other in uniform, both signed on the image, 205 x 250mm. and 115 x 150mm. (3).

A Swiss musical box, with cylinder playing six tunes, lever wind mechanism, tune indicator and card, in an ebonized case with rosewood and marquetry lid, width 35cm, length of cylinder 12cm, late 19th century (lock broken, some wear)

Hannas, Linda. The English Jigsaw Puzzle 1760-1890, dust jacket 1972; Willshire, William H. Descriptive Catalogue of Playing and other Cards in the British Museum, 1975 reprint, dust jacket; The Art of the Playing Card, Cary Collection, 1973, etc (3)

A silver miniature playing card case with a domed cover and original cards, 1910. 6cm high

An 18th century oak table with triangular dropleaf top, carved with a playing card and tavern vessels, on moulded chamfered legs united by stretchers, 2ft 6ins

A Fine Regency Rosewood Fold Over Card Table in the Gillows style. The top inlaid with brass fleur-de-lys to the rounded corners, and scroll-ended stringing to the border, with further stringing enhancing the edges, folding over to display the green baize playing surface. The frieze having a long moulded breakfront panel edged in gilt metal tongue & dart beading, the upswept ends embellished with scrolls of brass inlaid acanthus with small turned roundels applied to the terminals. Standing 36 ins (91 cms) wide on a square tapering column with recessed panel sides edged in decoratively cast beading and a rectangular platform raised on four reeded sabre legs headed by carved palm leaves and terminating on brass lion paw feet and castors.

A Victorian playing card case, with a repousse scene after Watteau and the reverse side with a view over a city with peacocks, Birmingham 1899. 2 3/4" x 3 3/4", and a Victorian powder box, Sheffield, 1897. (2)

A WILLIAM IV ROSEWOOD FOLD OVER CARD TABLE having a green baize playing surface and on central column with carved laurel leaf decoration and platform base, terminating in scroll feet, 36"wide.

A Late 19th Century Inlaid Rosewood Cylinder Musical Box by Keith, Prowse & Co., London, the 6" cylinder playing six airs, the hand written titles on a coloured card attached to lid interior with makers name and address, the box interior also with makers name and address, the mechanism enclosed by an inner glazed hinged lid. 15" x 7". Height 5.5"

A George IV mahogany card table, circa 1825, the rectangular fold-over top enclosing a later lined baize playing surface with rounded front corners above a bead and reel border raised on a gun barrel column and four hipped and grooved down curved legs, brass paw caps and castors, 36" wide, 18" deep, 29.5" high

A Regency rosewood card table circa 1820, the rectangular fold-over top with rounded front corners and baize lined playing surface above a geometrically moulded and beaded freize and raised on a ring turned and reeded baluster column and four hipped scroll and reeded down curved legs, brass acanthus caps and castors, 36" wide, 18" deep, 29" high

A George III mahogany satinwood and rosewood crossbanded half round card table, circa 1790, the fold-over top enclosing a later baize lined playing surface over a satinwood and ebony strung frieze and raised on four square tapering collared legs, veneer losses, old repairs, 38" diameter, 28.5" high

RICHMOND FOOTBALL CLUB TEAM 1886/87, a composite sepia portrait photograph, showing 17 members of the team, together with their playing record, original card mount, 25x30cm.

An early 19th century Dutch mahogany and floral marquetry card table, the rectangular top inlaid with a basket of flowers and a chequer strung border enclosing a green baize stencilled with flowers and leaves and four inlaid playing cards, on square tapering legs, 82cm wide (32 1/4in)

An early Victorian rosewood card table circa 1850, the rectangular bevelled fold-over swivel top enclosing a blue baize playing surface over a foliate carved and lip moulded frieze and raised on a swelling cylindrical column, dished base and canted circular plinth and on four scroll feet and castors 36" wide 17.5" deep 29" high

A mahogany card table, 19th century, in Chippendale style, the rectangular fold-over top with egg and dart moulded edge enclosing a baize lined playing surface above a figured frieze and further lip moulding and raised on grooved and moulded square legs with pierced bracket corners 33" wide, 17" deep, 30" high

A George III mahogany and inlaid card table, circa 1790, the half round fold over top with green baize playing surface above a plain frieze and boxwood conche shell headed square tapering legs with collared feet, distressed, 35.5 in (90.17 cm) wide, 17.5 in (44.45 cm) deep, 29.5 in (74.93 cm) high

A George II mahogany card table, circa 1735, the rectangular fold over top revealing a baize lined playing surface, guinea pockets and candle dishes to each corner above a bevelled shallow frieze drawer and raised on four scroll headed tapering cabriole legs and scalloped pointed pad feet, fly leg repaired, 34 in (86.36 cm) wide, 16.5 in (41.91 cm) deep#11;28 in (71.12 cm) high

A French scarlet boulle and gilt metal mounted fold-over top card table, circa 1870, in Louis-Quinze style, enclosing a claret baize lined playing surface within scarlet boulle and mask corners, and raised on caryatid headed slender cabriole legs and sabots, brass work lifting, 33 in (83.82 cm) wide, 17 in (43.18 cm) deep, 30.5 in (77.47 cm) high

An early Victorian rosewood card table, circa 1840, the bevelled rectangular fold-over top enclosing a red baize lined playing surface above a foliate carved frieze on a tapering gun barrel column and lotus leaf dished circular plinth and raised on four heavy paw feet, 36 in (91.44 cm) wide, 18 in (45.72 cm) deep, 28.5 in (72.39 cm) high

Victorian burr walnut and inlaid card table, circa 1860-90, the rectangular top inlaid with boxwood, satinwood and harewood in delicate floral scrolls, swivelling and opening to a green baize playing surface raised on turned fluted supports united by a stretcher and raised on carved French cabriole legs with pot castors, 36 in (91.44 cm) wide

A Regency rosewood and boxwood strung card table, early 19th century, the rectangular fold-over top with rounded front corners, later green baize playing surface and raised on a rectangular tapering column and four hipped down curved legs, acanthus cast brass caps and castors, top warped, veneers lifting, 35 in (88.9 cm) wide, 16 in (40.64 cm) deep, 28.5 in (72.39 cm) high

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY AND BOXWOOD STRUNG CARD TABLE, circa 1790, the fold-over top with rounded front corners and later baize lined playing surface raised on a boxwood and rosewood strung frieze and four square tapering legs, (with repairs), 36 in (91.44 cm) wide, 17.5 in (44.45 cm) deep, 29 in (73.66 cm) high

A VICTORIAN FIGURED WALNUT CARD TABLE, circa 1860, the half-round bevelled fold-over top enclosing a baize lined playing surface and raised on a lobed baluster column and four foliate carved downcurved legs, scroll feet and ceramic casters, 36 in (91.44 cm) wide, 18 in (45.72 cm) deep, 29.5 in (74.93 cm) high

A GEORGE I WALNUT CARD TABLE, early 18th century, (reconstructed), the fold-over top with later baize lined playing surface, guinea pockets and candle wells, above a convex frieze drawer and raised on lapeted club legs and pad feet, 28.5 in (72.39 cm) wide, 14 in (35.56 cm) deep, 29 in (73.66 cm) high

A REGENCY MAHOGANY CARD TABLE, circa 1820, in the Gillows manner, the rectangular fold-over top with rounded front corners enclosing a baize lined playing surface above a plain frieze between canted angles and raised on reeded tapering legs, brass cups and casters, (back leg repaired, baize torn, distressed), 36 in (91.44 cm) wide, 17.5 in (44.45 cm) deep, 29 in (73.66 cm) high

George III mahogany card table, circa 1765, the shaped rectangular folding top with kick out rounded corners opening to reveal green baize playing surface with coin wells and coaster corners supported on a single gate to the rear, plain frieze raised on slender, tapered legs with capped knees and pad feet, 33.25 in (84.46 cm) wide, 16.5 in (41.91 cm) deep

George III mahogany card table, circa 1780, the shaped rectangular folding top with kick out rounded corners opening to reveal green baize playing surface with coin wells and coaster corners supported on a single gate to the rear, plain frieze raised on slender, tapered legs with capped knees and pad feet (with restorations), 30.75 in (78.11 cm) wide, 15.25 in (38.74 cm) deep